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Viking 40th Anniversary Celebrates First Landing On Mars, What Do We Know So Far?
Viking 1 is the first spacecraft to land on Mars in 1976. 40 years after, people are still trying to ask the question that has been raised during the Viking's mission if whether or not life existed on ancient Mars.
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