NASA exploration robots capture the surface of Mars like Earth
The latest panoramic image sent by NASA's Curiosity robot shows that the Martian surface is very similar to the southwestern United States.
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The latest panoramic image sent by NASA's Curiosity robot shows that the Martian surface is very similar to the southwestern United States.
China announced the first images of self-propelled exploration robots scheduled to land and explore the red planet in 2020.
Ngoc Rabbit, China's self-propelled robot, stopped working after 31 months of collecting data on the surface of the Moon.
The landing on Mars is similar to NASA's Viking 1 spacecraft 40 years ago (July 20, 1976), which is an extremely complicated task because Mars's atmosphere is quite thin.
Curiosity Rover self-propelled vehicle has just been upgraded by the US Space and Aeronautics Agency (NASA) to allow it to choose its target to fire laser beams into min…
Mars 2020 will follow Curiosity to explore Mars, thus paving the way for people to dock in the future Red Planet.
NASA's Mars Exploration Robot has discovered a new mineral that completely changes what humans have known about the Red Planet.
Inforgraphic in the article will provide more concrete and realistic views of the difference between Red Planet - Mars and Earth.
The Fyodor robot has a human-like appearance made to perform dangerous missions in space to replace astronauts.
Scientists from the German Space Agency (DLR) give up hope to restore contact with space exploration robots Philae because its solar panels have stopped working.
Opportunity, NASA's Mars self-propelled robot, is still reeling, after 12 years from its footing on the red planet.
The US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) will release a self-propelled Martian exploratory device filled with liquid and can move on the surface of the Red planet like…
China's Jade Rabbit self-discovery device discovered a new basalt while searching for minerals on the Moon's surface.
NASA is working with Sony to research using virtual reality glasses to train space robots.
As expected, the R5 Valkyrie robot will be an indispensable part of the campaign to conquer Mars.