Super 50m tsunami can sweep Mars
Tsunami waves 50 meters high can land on the mainland on Mars about 3.4 million years ago after two asteroids collided.
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Tsunami waves 50 meters high can land on the mainland on Mars about 3.4 million years ago after two asteroids collided.
The Argyre basin gathers many special geological features that could be a place of life on Mars.
NASA scientists are working hard to find and record possible sounds on Mars.
The mountain half of the giant Tharsis on Mars is the author that makes the red planet's surface rotate with a billion tons of lava.
The European Space Agency (ESA) has just released images that are believed to be traces of past water on Mars (Mars).
Shape-like object an Egyptian mummy was discovered recently on Mars attracted a lot of interest of curious people.
The camera on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter of the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) took a picture of the Martian sand dune shaped like a large leech.
Scientists have long been eager to seek life in the universe, however, the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) said.
According to British scientists, it is very likely that life exists beyond Earth, deep below the surface of Mars.
Scientists discovered saline water on the surface of Mars, opening up the possibility of finding extraterrestrial life forms.
The latest science news on ABC (Australia) reports that the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) has discovered that the canyon has rocks like grayish green fingers on the…
Recently, scientists discovered the existence of strange vein networks on the surface of Mars. This reveals information about the origin of the groundwater on the red pl…
Before Mars One was about to announce the group of people on Mars, the 'strange' smoke point was being returned, but there was no answer, according to Time.
The new image from the Curiosity probe shows that the lower part of the Martian surface is blue-gray instead of red.
According to scientists from many prestigious research institutes around the world, Mars may be holding a huge amount of water or ice under the surface.