Living in today’s age of ambitious robotic exploration of Mars, with an eventual human mission to the red planet likely to ...

NASA’s Mars Orbiter is rolling 120° to help see beneath the surface - and it’s revealing clearer signs of ice, rock, and ...

Mars may soon welcome explorers seeking ice deposits crucial for human survival. Recent findings suggest significant ice ...

NASA images reveal shallow ice beneath Mars’s surface, offering a promising water source for future astronauts and clues to ...

If you head to the map website, you'll get an overview of the planet.Then you can use the buttons at the bottom to zoom into some of the most important locations on Mars, such as the Jezero Crater ...

Hope travels around Mars in an elliptical orbit ranging from 12,400 miles to 27,000 miles above the Martian surface. That is considerably higher up than the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, but much ...

What’s new — The new map will cover 86 percent of Mars’ surface. It’ll be 5.6 gigapixels in size and will reveal the locations of dozens of important minerals in 72 colours.

New map reveals Mars’ water history Mars is an intriguing planet. Once believed to be abundant in water, the atmosphere has long since thinned, leaving the planet a shell of what it once was.

But people were trying to map Mars long before the advent of spacecraft, when Mars was only fleetingly in focus. By the mid-19th century, the quest to map the Martian surface had reached a fever ...

First detection of surface waves on Mars paints a better picture of its structure, according to new research by UMD scientists and NASA InSight team.

Dust and desertification. Astronomers have been mapping Mars for nearly two centuries.The first map of Mars was produced in 1840 by Wilhelm Beer and Johann von Mädler in Germany. But it was ...

Mars is a dry planet today, but various evidence suggests it once had flowing water across its surface. Aqueous minerals can be found in rocks that were chemically altered by water in the past ...