Mars
Move Over Matt Damon: Scientists Grow Ten Crops In Faux Martian Soil
A new experiment shows that with a little help, soil on Mars could readily support agriculture
Martian Volcanoes Spewed So Much Lava That the Planet’s Surface Shifted
Volcanic upheaval could explain some of the mysteries of Mars’ strange surface
Take 360-Degree Tours of Mars and the Moon
Earth's neighbors have never seemed so tantalizingly close
Half of NASA's Newest Astronaut Class Are Women
38 years after NASA hired its first female astronauts, four women are training to go to Mars
What Landing a Rover on Mars Teaches You About Leadership and Teamwork
In his new book, NASA engineer Adam Steltzner shares his insights on how to inspire people to make the impossible possible
Here's Why NASA Had to Postpone a 2016 Mission to Mars
A leak in a key instrument on board the InSight lander means the team will have to wait for the next launch window in 2018
Mars' Gravity Is Slowly Shredding Its Moon Phobos
Telltale grooves on the moon's surface are an early sign of Phobos' grim fate
The Sun Stole Part of Mars' Atmosphere, and NASA Was Watching
Observations from the MAVEN spacecraft should help scientists figure out if and when Mars had the right conditions for life
The Orionid Meteor Shower and Rare Planetary “Dance” Make This a Lucky Week for Stargazers
Here’s what the night sky has to offer this week
Here's how NASA Wants to get to Mars
NASA unveils roadmap to building a Mars colony
The Past and Present of Mars Look Wetter and Wetter
From salty streaks of flowing water to an ancient system of rivers and lakes, Mars seems more hospitable to life than previously thought
The Secret of "The Martian" Success? Scientific Peer Review
Andy Weir's tale of a stranded astronaut got its start as a blog, complete with reader comments that helped shape the plot
50-Year-Old Moon Data Reveals Unseen Earthquakes
Scientists have identified four different types of moonquakes in data left over from Apollo 17
Why Elon Musk's Idea to Nuke Mars Won't Happen
Terraforming the planet with thermonuclear weapons: Best idea ever or disaster waiting to happen?
An Astrobiologist Is Already Fighting For Martian Independence
Should colonists on the Red Planet be free from Earth’s influence from the get-go?
How NASA Dealt With Images of an Alien Planet in the 1960s
The alien planet was Mars and the process was just a bit simpler than it is today
How Bacteria Make This Underground, Awe-Inspiring Cave Shine Gold
These underground tubes at Lava Beds National Monument include sparkling gold ceilings that even NASA wants to study
This Boomerang-Shaped Aircraft Could be the First to Fly on Mars
The lightweight glider would search for potential landing spots to be used by a future manned mission to Mars
Where Should Humans Land on Mars? NASA Wants to Hear Your Suggestions
In October, the agency will hear proposals on where to put a Mars base
NASA Will Lose Contact With Mars for 14 Days This Month
A conjunction with the sun will cause a two-week pause in commands to NASA Mars missions
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