The Martian deserts are golden-brown, just like ours here on Earth, they have blue atmosphere witch clearly indicates oxygen is present. The climate is similar to ours, they have 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32* Celsius) in shades, and they also have Oceans, Seas and Rivers. Also, vegetation is present. There is no no physical evidence of life on Mars (obviously not, they are still showing us pictures with the "red" planet), but I can tell you one thing: when scientists search for life on other planets, they search for water. And Mars has plenty of it and much more else to offer.
The pictures in this thread are all took with amateur telescopes. Unfortunately, the Hubble telescope isn't yet used for the betterment of humanity. Click the links bellow for more videos:
