The red planet's hot again, cold again history: Explaining persistent hydrogen in Mars' atmosphere
The fact that the cold, dry Mars of today had flowing rivers and lakes several billion years ago has puzzled scientists for ...
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Curiosity Rover Spots Ancient Water Ripples on Mars, Hinting at a Past With Shallow, Ice-Free Lakes
The 3.7-billion-year-old formations in the planet's Gale Crater suggest the presence of long-gone bodies of liquid water, ...
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Twist On The Volcano Experiment You Did In School Reveals Something Important About Mars
The real scenario has lava with a temperature of more than 1,000°C (1,800°F) covering rivers, lakes, or some other water-rich ...
NASA’s Revolutionary Shape Memory Alloy Tires Conquer Martian Terrain
Exciting advances in space exploration are underway as NASA tests revolutionary shape memory alloy (SMA) spring tires ...
Did Mars once have a massive ocean? New study suggests ancient ocean in Martian clay mounds
Discoveries of clay minerals in Martian mounds by researchers indicate that Mars once had large bodies of water billions of ...
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How NASA's Advanced Sensor Technology is Enhancing Mars Exploration
NASA's advancements in sensor technology are crucial for Mars exploration, enabling rovers to gather vital data on the planet ...
Space.com16h
Best telescopes 2025: Bring the universe closer with the best telescopes for stars, planets, nebulas and more
Why? Because without the Moon's reflective glow, it'll be far easier to pick out stars, nebulas, planets and other non-lunar objects. Then, just a few days later on February 2nd, you can witness ...