mars landings

The dried-up lake could hold clues to the Red Planet’s history and habitability.

Deep valleys in the Red Planet’s surface are evidence of overflowing crater lakes.

Before we move to other planets, researchers say we have to master microbiology first.

If alien life exists below the surface of Mars, it might very well have a thing or two in common with these populations.

It can’t move, so it’d might as well take something for a spin.

Except it's multi-million dollar instruments instead of plush toys.

One small flight for drones

InSight is blasting off this week.

Small, but mighty.

Here's why that's important for mission scientists here on Earth.