5 New Fascinating Videos About Mars
See the science behind an upcoming TV series.
See the science behind an upcoming TV series.
NASA has given permission (and funding) for engineers at JPL to begin "cutting metal."
The Viking I lander touched down on Mars on July 20, 1976. It was just the first of many NASA missions to the red planet.
The Opportunity Rover turned to see the vortex forming in the valley below.
Its mission is to find "biosignatures," or scientific markers of life.
Jessica Meir, Anne McClain, Christina Hammock Koch, and Nicole Aunapu Mann were selected from more than 6000 candidates for the astronaut program.
This could be what Martian colonies of the future are made of.
The gravity on Mars pulls Phobos closer every year, and the brittle moon is barely holding itself together.
Details—and the big-picture takeaway—from the latest research on Mars's atmosphere.
Studying Mars' atmosphere can help us to understand how the red planet's water disappeared.
It's thanks to a treaty we signed in 1967.
After a moment of disbelief ("I said, 'The Ridley Scott?!’"), James Green, director of NASA’s Planetary Sciences Division, didn’t hesitate. “I said, ‘Yes! I’ll clear my calendar!’”
It's salty and it's flowing right now, they say.
Soon, like in the next 15-25 years.