Materials found in the rocks of Mars' Jezero Crater suggest that organic matter may be widespread across the red planet.
. Not only did they find the signals they were looking for, they found key differences in the chemistry between the rocks.
"Máaz and Séítah did not look the same in terms of the number, type, and mineral associations of the possible organic signals. Now I'm curious about what they might have undergone to yield such differences; how does this fit into our story of Jezero crater?"
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