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Penelope Boston dit qu'il pourrait y avoir de la vie sur Mars

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Bien que le Mars Rovers n'ait relevé aucune présence d'extra-terrestres, la scientifique Penelope Boston pense qu'il y a de bonnes chances - 25-30% de chances - qu'il y ait de la vie sur Mars, profondément enfouie dans les grottes de la planète. Elle explique comment et pourquoi nous devrions explorer dans cette voie.

Penelope Boston studies caves and karst formations, and the special biology that lives in them -- both here on Earth and possibly on other planets. Full bio »

Translated into French by Margaux Perrin
Reviewed by Jacques Blanchart
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