Scientists have discovered large organic molecules, specifically long-chain hydrocarbons, in a rock sample taken by the Mars Curiosity Rover.These molecules resemble fragments of fatty acids, which are part of the chemical recipe for life.The discovery suggests interesting chemical mixing on ancient Mars and significance for understanding the history of Yellowknife Bay in Gale Crater.This finding aides in the further study of rock samples and the potential detection of chemical signatures of past life on Mars.