Ingenuity has flown a full mile over Mars, and broken its altitude record
Our first Mars helicopter is busy growing into its own.
Our first Mars helicopter is busy growing into its own.
Earthquakes passing through the planet's depths reveal bits about its structure -- but we're just scratching the surface.
Thanks to NASA's InSight Mars mission we now have a good picture of the interior of another planet.
Ingenuity took a daring shortcut on its record-breaking 9th flight on the Red Planet.
The rover will study the topography, geology and atmosphere of the red planet
China is the only country after the U.S. to successfully land a rover on Mars.
After the first return flights, now it's time to start exploring Mars!
NASA's new Mars rover is marking one milestone after the other, paving the way for human exploration of Mars.
It's got all space enthusiasts giddy -- and for good reason.
Ingenuity will have 30 days to operate before Perseverance gets back on it mission
Not being tectonically active has its drawbacks.
It's similar to how these clouds form on Earth only on a massive scale.
The trek is a few dozen kilometers long.
The sky crane touchdown system was a huge wager for NASA that paid off.
We don't know what split them up, but one is crashing while the other is slowly inching away.
This could have big implications for our future plans for Mars.
It's one of three different missions scheduled to arrive at Mars this month.
Helicopter to Mars, submarine to Titan, what’s next? A subway on Venus?
This year is set to be an important one for astronomy, cosmology and physics as researchers across these fields seek ...
There's more to the Red Planet than you think.