I start my day by waking up in the Martian habitat and perform a quick systems check to ensure everything is in order. After a light breakfast, I put on my spacesuit and venture out on the Martian surface. I use my rover for transportation, equipped with a variety of tools like spectrometers, drills, and cameras to collect samples and analyze the Martian soil and rocks searching for possible signs of past or present life. Throughout the day, I report my findings to mission control and collaborate with my team members. As the day ends, I return to the habitat, analyze the collected samples in the onboard laboratory, and document the results before resting for another day of exploration.
Imagine you're an astronaut on Mars tasked with finding signs of life. Describe your daily routine and the tools you use for your research.