The Perseverance rover on Mars just took an amazing selfie - but some of its most exciting work is just beginning.

Astronomers recently received photographic evidence of movement on the surface of Mars. Here's how they got it.

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In the distance, a twisting plume of red dust - what scientists call a dust devil - spiraled across the landscape near the ...

The latest selfie by NASA's Perseverance rover at Mars has captured an unexpected guest: a Martian dust devil. Resembling a small pale puff, the twirling dust devil popped up 3 miles (5 kilometers) ...

NASA's Perseverance rover recently took a selfie on Mars. The picture marks 1,500 Martian days of exploration. A Martian dust ...

This is the fifth selfie taken by Perseverance since it landed on Mars in 2021. To take the shot, 59 images were captured using Watson, the camera mounted on the end of the rover’s robotic arm.

The data was captured by NASA’s MAVEN, which entered a Mars-bound orbit back in 2014. Since then, the spacecraft has captured ...

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The team studying these sounds found that Mars' thin air, composed mostly of carbon dioxide, makes sound waves behave ...

NASA’s Perseverance rover on Mars has captured a Martian dust devil in its latest selfie. The latest selfie by NASA’s ...