[SunkenCiv]

There were two versions of the same story, same author, everything, but the headline in this one included "created", so I picked this one, hoping some of the self-identifying local trolls will see it and stroke out. If they do, good riddance.

Carbonaceous chondrites are thought to be a potential source of early Earth's volatile elements -- including hydrogen, nitrogen, and carbon -- and possibly organic material. Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/Chris Smith

[JRandomFreeper]

Are there enough meteors hitting Mars to get the observable Methane?

I'm still leaning toward microbial life, created by God, billions of years ago.

/johnny