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Rheasilvia Mons on the asteroid Vesta is the highest mountain in the Solar System, 2.5 times higher than Mount Everest on Earth.
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Rheasilvia Mons on the asteroid Vesta is the highest mountain in the Solar System, 2.5 times higher than Mount Everest on Earth.
Researchers found that abundant sources of carbon dioxide on Mars could help generate oxygen for settling down and exploring the solar system.
The Chinese Space Agency in conjunction with Tonji University and Italian architect Stefano Boeri have announced a design to transport trees to Mars with a new Shanghai…
Scientists found signs of the red planet's equatorial ice thanks to new techniques that improve the resolution of data.
Using nuclear bombs, large antimatter or planetary weapons of the size of Mars can cause the Earth to break into thousands of pieces.
NASA is developing a greenhouse project with the University of Arizona in the hope that astronauts can grow their own vegetables in future missions on the Moon or Mars.
Ellen Stofan, NASA's senior scientist explains how the first astronauts set foot on Mars to breathe.
It takes 20 or 30 years for Orion spacecraft to take people to visit meteorites or set foot on Mars.
The fact that we exist and live on Earth today is a marvel of creation.
Immediately after Mars reached its closest position to the Earth within the last 6 years, a special eclipse of the moon will occur, causing the Moon to turn red.
NASA's Goddard Space Travel Center has just released a self-made video showing the changing landscape as well as natural phenomena that took place on Mars over the past…
The video depicts the red planet's craters, peaks and canyons made by Mars Express during the past 10 years.
Recently, the Curiosity probe of the US Space Agency - NASA recorded the fascinating sequence of images taken from the surface of the Red Planet on August 1.
YouTube used derDon1234 technology to encapsulate 100 years of world history (from 1911-2011) in just 10 minutes with realistic footage.