Oxygen is one of the key things holding us back from putting a person on Mars. If NASA can solve that problem and make it so we can breathe on Mars, putting boots on the ground will become a lot ...

A recent international study reveals that the Mars' iconic red hue is likely due to the iron mineral ferrihydrite, which requires water to form. This suggests Mars had a wetter, more habitable past.

Mars may have once been a paradise with Earth ... it was in the interaction between oceans and land, so this is painting a picture of ancient habitable environments, capable of harboring ...

With its iconic rusty hue, Mars has long been called the red planet ... “The particles (of oxidized iron) are so small (nanometers or less) that they don’t really have a defined crystal ...

On her third album, the Canadian singer and dancer amps up the 2000s influence and dials up the sex. Though it’s her most mature release yet, the music still sounds tedious and reheated. All ...

Tate McRae’s third album So Close to What is not only filled with bangers—it’s all anyone can talk about on our social feeds. Whether Tater Tots are learning the choreography of her latest ...

Back in the 1970s, NASA's Mariner 9 orbiter sent back images showing water-sculpted surfaces on Mars. This discovery settled a major debate – water once flowed on the Red Planet. To advertise ...

which touched down on Mars on May 15, 2021. The northern lowlands are believed to have been home to oceans that covered up to one third of the Martian surface. Read More: What Makes Pluto So ...

“Martian dust is very small in size, so to conduct realistic and accurate measurements we simulated the particle sizes of our mixtures to fit the ones on Mars,” Valantinas said. “We used an advanced ...