Mineral Clues on Mars Stir Life-Search Debate
Perseverance finds nickel compounds in Martian rocks that resemble Earth’s organic chemistry, but researchers say geology may still beat biology.
Surviving Mars with Tough Bacteria
Could extremophile bacteria be the answer to building on Mars? A new study suggests these tough microbes could help turn Martian dirt into durable habitats for humans.
Mars Mission Hits a Snag
NASA's MAVEN spacecraft has gone silent, leaving scientists puzzled. What happened to this vital Mars mission?
Uncovering Mars’ Water Secrets
New models from Curiosity data reveal that Mars had a fluctuating environment with intermittent water, suggesting it may have been habitable before liquid water disappeared.
Scientists Connect Water and Mars’s Red Hue
Scientists have uncovered a theory linking Mars' red hue to ancient liquid water. This breakthrough could change how we view the planet's history and its potential for life.
The Quest for Extraterrestrial Water: Humanity’s Next Frontier
Humanity’s future on the Moon and Mars depends on finding and using water, making it a cornerstone of extraterrestrial exploration.
How Martian Terrain Stopped Ingenuity in Its Tracks
NASA's Ingenuity helicopter, a marvel of engineering, has hit a roadblock on Mars. The seemingly dull Martian landscape played a significant role in a rough landing at an unfortunate angle, sparking a series of events that led to its current state.
Perseverance Rover’s Green Discovery!
NASA's Perseverance rover has made an intriguing discovery on Mars: green spots in Martian rock that suggest the planet once interacted with liquid water.
Mars Rover’s Unexpected Find
NASA's Curiosity rover made a groundbreaking discovery by accidentally crushing a rock and revealing pure sulphur in the Gediz Vallis channel on Mars.






