50 years ago, NASA sent two spacecraft—Viking 1 and Viking 2—to search for life on Mars. These groundbreaking missions carried biology labs onboard and conducted the first-ever experiments directly on Martian soil. One test hinted at possible microbial life… but others didn’t agree. Then came a twist: a chemical in the soil may have destroyed the very evidence Viking was searching for.<br /><br />Half a century later, scientists are still debating what the Viking missions really discovered. Did we already find life on Mars—and just not recognize it?<br /><br />Watch now to uncover the fascinating story of NASA’s Viking missions and the mystery that still grips the scientific world.<br />WooGlobe Ref : WGA763056<br />For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
