NASA's Viking Missions: 50 Years of Mars Life Search

TL;DR
Fifty years after NASA's Viking missions, which conducted the first direct search for life on Mars in 1976, scientists continue to analyze the data and explore new models for potential microbial life on the planet, despite inconclusive results and the discovery of compounds like perchlorate that may have destroyed organic materials.
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