how did schiaparelli conclude there must be life on mars?\nhe saw, what appeared to be, straight lines.\nhe…
how did schiaparelli conclude there must be life on mars?\nhe saw, what appeared to be, straight lines.\nhe saw cities through a teliscope.\nbecause of the names he gave different parts.\nrewatch
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Giovanni Schiaparelli observed faint, straight line-like features on Mars in 1877, which he called "canali" (Italian for channels). This term was mistranslated to "canals" in English, implying artificial construction, leading him and others to infer the presence of intelligent life on Mars that built these structures. He did not see cities, and the names he gave features were not the basis for his life conclusion.
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He saw, what appeared to be, straight lines.