There Was Once Undoubtedly Living Life on Ancient Planet Mars. But Whatever Happened! It Lost Its Atmosphere and All Its Life, and Became a Terrestrial, Rocky, Cold, Dry, and Living Dead Planet: Comparing the Geology of the Earth Around Anliurfa (Se Turkey) With the Geology of Gale Crater on Ancient Mars

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Geological data from NASA images reveals similarities between Mars and Earth, particularly in rock characteristics.
Rock stratigraphic units on Mars have been found to be analogous to those on Earth, suggesting common geological processes.
Geographical names on Mars were designated based on Earth’s geological formations, providing context to Martian geology.
The findings present a significant advancement in understanding Mars' past atmosphere, potentially hinting at life.

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This analysis compares geological units on Mars and Earth, highlighting similarities in rock formations and environments.

Niyazi Tarhan (2025) studied this question.

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