Mars

A big dust storm was captured by NASA on planet Mars that grounded Ingenuity helicopter.

NASA forced to ground Ingenuity helicopter on Mars

Jan 24, 2022
by HT Tech

A new research reveals that the frequency of asteroid collisions that formed impact craters on Mars, has been consistent over the past 600 million years.

New truths emerge from Asteroid collisions and Mars craters: Study

Jan 22, 2022
by HT Tech

NASA launches DART mission to smash a spacecraft into an asteroid and test whether it would be possible to knock it off course if one were to threaten Earth.

2021 in Space: It was all about NASA, Mars, Virgin, SpaceX, China

Jan 21, 2022

Tesla CEO Elon Musk posted on Twitter that everyone should be much more worried about population collapse on Earth

Tesla CEO Elon Musk WARNING over planet Mars for humanity will SHOCK you

Jan 20, 2022
by HT Tech

NASA Mars Rover Curiosity detects carbon signature in rocks, may hint at possible past life on the planet

LIFE on Mars? NASA Mars Rover Curiosity detects DRAMATIC signs of life on Red Planet

Jan 18, 2022
by HT Tech

The meteorite labeled ALH84001 sits in a chamber at a Johnson Space Center lab in Houston. Scientists say they've confirmed the meteorite from Mars contains no evidence of ancient Martian life.

Mars is a dead planet? NASA begs to differ, but meteorite found on Earth proves it

Jan 17, 2022

NASA Mars Rover Perseverance is going to dump its rock sample for the first time

NASA Mars Rover Perseverance to do a HISTORIC first!

Jan 15, 2022
by HT Tech

NASA Mars rover has managed to drill a hole on the Martian surface and shared photos of the scratched surface that has remained hidden for years.

NASA Perseverance Mars rover sees what no one has EVER seen

Nov 12, 2021
by Amritanshu Mukherjee

In this undated photo made available by NASA on Thursday, July 22, 2021, clouds drift over the dome-covered SEIS seismometer of the InSight lander on the surface of Mars. The quake-measuring device is providing the first detailed look at the red planet’s interior, revealing a surprisingly thin crust and a molten core. In a series of articles published in July 2021, scientists reported that the Martian crust is within the thickness range of Earth’s. Mars’ mantle, meanwhile, is roughly half that of our own much bigger planet, while the core _ measured from the dusty surface to dead center _ is more than 1,000 miles smaller.

When Mars looked like Earth

Oct 14, 2021
by HT Tech

A team of six astronauts from (L to R) Spain, Israel, the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, and Portugal pose for a group photo before starting a training mission for planet Mars at a site that simulates an off-site station at the Ramon Crater in Mitzpe Ramon in Israel's southern Negev desert on October 10, 2021. - Six astronauts from Portugal, Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, Austria, and Israel will be cut off from the world for a month, from October 4-31, only able leave their habitat in spacesuits as if they were on Mars. Their mission, the AMADEE-20 Mars simulation, will be carried out in a Martian terrestrial analog and directed by a dedicated Mission Support Center in Austria, to conduct experiments ahead of future human and robotic Mars exploration missions. (Photo by JACK GUEZ / AFP)

Life on Mars: Simulating Red Planet base on Earth

Oct 12, 2021