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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…
A group of Danish experts said that Mars once had glaciers with large amounts of ice.
A passionate cosmopolitan hopes to finally discover life on Mars, after discovering the image of a crocodile wandering on the red planet.
Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun in the Solar System. This planet is also known as Mars.
The presence of a white stone on Mars made the scientists of the US Space Agency (NASA) stunned.
With snow-covered craters, Mars gives explorers a sense of winter on Earth, like Christmas exists on the surface.
NASA's Curiosity self-detected ship has discovered a strange stone very similar to an Egyptian pyramid on Mars. This is the first stone tested by the self-propelled ship…
The photos show the wild beauty of the Martian surface and also help executives find other places for the Curiosity to come and explore. At first glance, they looked lik…
NASA's Mars spy satellite captured high-quality images of 'ghost dust' that appeared along the surface of Mars. The phenomenon of 'ghost dust' also appeared on Earth, ma…
On November 26, the Curiosity expedition will be launched from Cape Canaveral Air Base, Florida, USA with the mission of evaluating whether Mars can support microbial li…
Scientists say they have captured new images that show signs of water flowing on Mars and this may be the clearest evidence so far about the existence of water, a fundam…
A group of students in the US combine knowledge of aviation mechanics and textile technology to create a tent suitable for the conditions on the red planet.
Today has just rounded a five-day six astronauts into a real-life model of the Moscow space ship simulating a continuous flight in 520 days to Mars.
One study suggests that groundwater bags may be only a few dozen meters from the surface of Mars, adding to the hope of a successful conquest of the red planet.
Scientists claim that, at the time of today 3.5 billion years, 36% of the surface of Mars had been covered by seawater.