Mars
Rocks on Mars Proof of Oxygen Atmosphere, Hint of Life on Planet?
Additional proof has been discovered by NASA’s Mars rover, Curiosity that supports studies the planet once held oxygen. Rocks on Mars reportedly contain manganese, which could only be possible if oxygen is present in the atmosphere.
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