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Scientists have succeeded in detecting the presence of organic carbon in sedimentary rocks on the surface of Mars, using the Perseverance spacecraft. Carbon was found in two rocks within the Jezero Crater, as part of an effort to understand whether the planet could have harbored life in the past. This discovery is considered one of the potential pieces of evidence for the presence of chemical components that could support life, but it does not provide conclusive proof, as carbon can also originate from non-biological processes. Researchers emphasize the necessity of returning the samples to Earth for more detailed studies.
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