A bird appeared in the lens of the Russian rover. Is there really life on Mars?

As far as the actual situation is concerned, there is no life on Mars for the time being. Then, as for the "bird" appearing in the lens of the Russian rover, it is likely that the lens of the rover was influenced by some wonderful force, such as cosmic rays, which formed the image data of birds in people's eyes.

As the closest planet to the earth, whether there is life on Mars has always been controversial. According to research, there is no life on Mars, because there is no complete atmosphere here, that is to say, there is not enough atmosphere to protect life from direct ultraviolet radiation, and the extremely low temperature of Mars is not suitable for biological survival, especially carbon-based organisms like birds, so saying "birds" is probably just a misunderstanding.

However, it is very likely that life existed on Mars before, or that it is forming an environment conducive to the survival and reproduction of living things. Because scientists have found through research that Mars once had an active volcanic period in history, and there were also phenomena that meteors collided to form huge craters, and there were traces of instantaneous flooding, and even the existence of liquid water was suspected, which was a major breakthrough for biological clues.

Looking for clues to the existence of life on Mars is not only an exploration of extraterrestrial life and curiosity about the origin of life, but also closely related to ourselves. If the conditions for the existence of life can be met, then the most basic problem of the earth's population explosion can be solved, and it is possible to establish a Mars base or even immigrate to Mars in the near future.