NASA extraordinary meeting, can announce life proof on Mars

The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) tonight held a conference to gather many experts, announcing major scientific findings on Mars.

NASA and published evidence of life on Mars

According to News, NASA's leading scientists, such as planetary science director Jim Green, head of the Mars Exploration project Michael Meyer, will present at the conference. In addition, there are many researchers from American universities.

Many hope that the conference will confirm the existence of outer space, because the most compelling evidence so far is that NASA has detected water flowing on the red planet. Jujendra Ojha, a doctoral candidate in planetary science at the Georgia Institute of Technology, was the one who discovered that saltwater could flow on Mars in 2011.

The trace is said to be a dry salt stain on Mars.(Photo: Reddit).

According to CNN, at the time Ojha, 21, studying at the University of Arizona, used a computer algorithm to eliminate image distortions from satellite images of Mars. When Ojha compared the changes on Mars over time, he happened to find many irregular streaks appear and disappear on the surface of Mars.

"Recalling the first time I saw them, I couldn't guess what it was. I just thought, it was a dust or something like that , " Ojha said. After months of research, he concluded, these streaks seemed to be dry salts , as the salt water on Mars evaporated after months of warm weather.

Planetary geologist Matthew Chojnacki at the University of Arizona agrees with the theory of seasonal flow on Mars . He described the Ojha traces that refer to "many black, narrow seams that flow down on the steep slopes on Mars from high cliffs."

"We have watched them grow, fade, then re-export every year, by taking the same orbital images to compare," Chojnacki wrote. According to him, this phenomenon also occurred in Antarctica during the hottest summer months, when "water flow" formed from saltwater on the slopes.

Jujendra Ojha published its findings in 2011. (Photo: CNN).

Nigel Watson, author of Searching for UFOs, said he hoped NASA would announce the discovery of life on Mars.

"For conspiracy theorists, they wonder if NASA will announce the artifacts or structures discovered on Mars are real, or NASA find some places of aliens. " , Watson said. Although he expected NASA to announce such a thing, Watson admitted that tomorrow's meeting was related to the discovery of salt water on Mars.

"It seems that they have found water on Mars. That is the best thing because it shows that there is a possibility that life has ever existed in Mars, or is capable of developing on this planet."

The last time NASA organized such a scientific conference was the end of July, claiming to find "Second Earth" - Kepler 452b. The conference will be held at 3:30 (UTC), ie 10:30 am Vietnam time at NASA headquarters in Washington, USA.