Inhabitable Mars
- Scientists believe that as long as there is a consistent source of water, life forms will be able to flourish. However, Mars' surface has been exposed to damaging solar and cosmic radiation, so the chances of life ever forming are largely reduced.
- Unlike Earth, Mars did not have a relatively thick atmosphere nor did it have a strong magnetic field for it to end up like Earth.
- With the lack of a magnetic sheath to protect it from the solar wind, Mars' atmosphere has been stripped away.
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