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By Feb 10, 2021
Space

Check out the first images of Mars from China’s Tianwen-1 probe

China’s first mission to Mars entered orbit this week.
By Feb 5, 2021
Science

Can we brew our own beer on Mars?

A group of scientists wanted to know if we can grow the ingredients of beer on Martian soil.
By Feb 3, 2021
Space

Mars’s mascara-like streaks may be caused by slush and landslides

Beneath its surface, the Red Planet may be slightly mushy.
By Feb 3, 2021
Space

How NASA kept its Mars rovers alive long past their expiration dates

Extending Curiosity and Perseverance’s lifespans wasn’t easy. Just ask NASA engineer Matt Keuneke.
By Jan 29, 2021
Space

NASA’s Mars helicopter may soon be the first to fly on another planet

It’s a flight of Wright brothers proportions.
By Jan 5, 2021
Space

Peer inside the solar system’s largest canyon

Valles Marineris is bigger than the Grand Canyon many times over.
By Dec 10, 2020
Space

SpaceX’s Starship flies, belly flops, and bursts into flames

Elon Musk’s one rocket to rule them all put on a dramatic show yesterday.
By Dec 3, 2020
Space

The most life-friendly places on ancient Mars were deep below its surface

Subglacial lakes may have been the most hospitable place for life.
By Nov 12, 2020
Space

Mars died billions of years ago, and its guts are still spilling into space

The planet is still drying out today. And faster than expected.
By Aug 27, 2020
Space

Clumps of bacteria could spread life between planets

A unique trick could let microbes zip from Earth to Mars, for example, and survive the trek.