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NASA’s Mars rover enters the red planet’s wild west, and finds something unexpected
NASA’s Perseverance rover is crossing what mission scientists describe as a “Wild West frontier” on Mars, exploring ancient ...
Rocket Lab’s out-of-the-blue protest against NASA’s commissioning Blue Origin to develop the Mars Telecommunications Network ...
Mars is famous for its red dust. So it’s easy to guess that the frozen water near its north pole is grimy, too.
Uncrewed vehicles like the Perseverance and Curiosity rovers (as well as orbiters) have for years captured stunning photos of Mars. Here are the latest.
NASA scientists, Goddard Instrument Field Team and collaborators travelled to the Scottish Highlands to find major clues ...
“You want them to feel at home when they are millions of miles from home,” she said ...
Chunyere “Chichi” Ukeje, 25, will receive $300,000 for first place in the Deep Space Food Challenge: Mars to Table ...
The scientists were especially intrigued by strong signals of carbonate minerals detected by Mars orbiters. On Earth, carbonates frequently form in shallow ocean and lake environments capable of ...
Eligible bidders needed prior NASA funding for a Mars Sample Return study and a proposal featuring a separately launched telecommunications orbiter.
We’ve yet to find any definitive evidence that there’s biological life on present-day Mars, but to say it’s a dead planet isn’t exactly accurate. Since the first Viking ...
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