Mars webcam reveals the secrets of this enormous, elongated cloud
A huge cloud on Mars stretching over 1,100 miles long grows and shrinks considerably on a daily cycle that lasts for several months.
NASA’s Perseverance rover has 23 different cameras. Here’s what they do
NASA’s latest Mars rover — Perseverance — is its most advanced to date, carrying with it a plethora of technology that includes 23 cameras. Here’s what they do.
See and hear the first science results from Perseverance’s SuperCam instrument
The Perseverance rover is now exploring Mars and its SuperCam was used to snap a close-up image of a rock and to take an audio recording.
Perseverance’s first focus on Mars is a rock named using Navajo language
The Perseverance Mars rover has its eyes set on its first area of interest, a rock that’s been given the Navajo-inspired name Máaz, NASA shared Thursday. Working with the Navajo…
Hear the Perseverance rover fire 30 laser shots on Mars
Click, click, click. On Wednesday, NASA released the first-ever recording of a laser firing on Mars. The recently landed Mars Perserance rover zapped a rock from 10 feet away. In…
Mars Curiosity rover snaps dreamy images of drifting Martian clouds
Check out these amazing images of clouds drifting over the surface of Mars, snapped by NASA’s long-serving Curiosity rover.
NASA lays groundwork for ambitious Mars Sample Return mission
NASA’s Perseverance rover is yet to collect any rock and soil on the red planet, but already the space agency is working hard on the Mars Sample Return mission.
Watch Perseverance rover pulling its first moves on Mars
After two weeks of health checks on the Martian surface, NASA’s Perseverance rover is close to beginning its hunt for signs of past life on the far-off planet.
NASA’s Perseverance has a little ‘family portrait’ Easter egg
In 1972, astronaut Charles Duke left a family portrait on the moon. Now, almost 50 years later, another NASA employee keeps its own family close. The Perseverance rover made its…
NASA’s Mars orbiter captures image of Perseverance’s parachute phase
As the spacecraft carrying Perseverance descended toward the Martian surface last week, it was being tracked by another spacecraft about 400 miles away.