China designs Mars battery for future exploration
A research team from the University of Science and Technology of China has come up with a battery design that could be applied to Mars exploration.
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A research team from the University of Science and Technology of China has come up with a battery design that could be applied to Mars exploration.
Images of green sand dunes on Mars were released by the US Space Agency (NASA) to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Odyssey orbiter's operation.
Whether they are scientists, astronauts or ordinary people, they are all deeply attracted to the red planet.
In the 19th century, Italian astronomer Giovanni Schiaparelli claimed that he observed the canal on Mars. Since then, people have continuously discovered strange images…
The characteristics of an age-old cliff on Mars led scientists to believe that this water once ran on the surface of the Red Planet billions of years ago.
China is expected to launch its Mars mission with the launch of its first Red Planet probe in July this year.
This is the key to long-term space travel.
Tomatoes, beans, spinach ... are vegetables that will be grown on the Red planet in the future.
Researchers at the University of Michigan said it was the first time to find direct evidence of lightning on Mars. The signal of discharge during dust storms on this red…
A crack appeared on the heat shield of the new Mars exploration vehicle scheduled to launch into space in July 2020, NPR reported on April 27.
On May 11 announced the plan to bring the first unmanned helicopter to the first version
President Vladimir Putin said Russia is conducting a series of ambitious missions to explore Mars, starting with the launch of an unmanned spacecraft on the red planet n…
Specifically, the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) plans to launch an InSight space ship on Mars next year.
New strange geological phenomena have just been discovered on Mars to surprise scientists.
The NASA-made Curiosity explorer sends a unique image of a sunset on Mars with a blue light, Newsweek reported on November 29.