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Mars: Organisms could survive on the Red Planet for 280 million

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Ancient microbes could survive for hundreds of millions of years beneath the surface of Mars in
Ancient microbes could survive for hundreds of millions of years beneath the surface of Mars in 'suspended animation', a new study claims, report experts at Northwestern University in Illinois.
Mars: Organisms could survive on the Red Planet for 280 million
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