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Does water on Mars mean there’s hope for life?

Sep 28, 2015 | 9:23 AM

Potentially life-giving water still flows across the ancient surface of Mars from time to time, NASA scientists said Monday in revealing a potential breakthrough in both the search for life beyond Earth and human hopes to one day travel there.