13 results for "mars"
🚀 InnovationNASA's Crew-11 Safely Returns After 167 Days in Space
Four astronauts from NASA, Japan, and Russia splashed down safely in the Pacific Ocean after spending more than five months conducting groundbreaking science aboard the International Space Station. The international crew completed over 140 experiments that bring us closer to future missions to the Moon and Mars.
🚀 InnovationNASA Rover Finds Strongest Sign Yet of Ancient Mars Life
NASA's Perseverance rover discovered carbon-rich mudstones in an ancient Martian lake bed that show chemical patterns typically created by living organisms. Scientists say these samples could be the clearest hint of past life on Mars ever found.
🎬 VideosFrench Anime 'Mars Express' Brings Cyberpunk to Theaters
A French director who fell in love with Japanese anime has created a cyberpunk thriller that's winning hearts worldwide. "Mars Express" hits Japanese theaters this month, proving animation has no borders.
🚀 InnovationNASA and DOE to Build Nuclear Reactor on Moon by 2030
America is bringing nuclear power to the moon within four years, creating a permanent energy source for lunar missions and beyond. The groundbreaking reactor will power humanity's return to the moon and eventual journey to Mars.
🚀 InnovationMIT Student Models Nuclear Rockets for Faster Mars Missions
A master's student at MIT is helping NASA design nuclear-powered rockets that could cut Mars travel time in half. Taylor Hampson's research could make the 2030s Mars mission safer by reducing astronaut exposure to harmful microgravity.
🌍 Planet WinsAustralian Wallabies Thrive on Remote British Island
Over 1,000 red-necked wallabies now call the Isle of Man home after escaping from a local zoo in the 1960s. The growing marsupial population has sparked a community conversation about conservation, biodiversity, and coexistence.
🚀 InnovationChina's Mars Rover Reveals Water Existed 750 Million Years Longer Than Expected
China's Zhurong rover has made an extraordinary discovery that rewrites Mars' history, revealing liquid water existed on the Red Planet until just 750 million years ago, hundreds of millions of years longer than scientists believed. This breakthrough finding dramatically expands the timeline for potential life on Mars and opens exciting new possibilities for understanding our neighboring planet.
🎬 VideosScientists Discover Mars May Have Been Humanity's First Home Planet
In a fascinating twist to our origin story, researchers are exploring compelling evidence that life on Earth may have actually begun on Mars billions of years ago. This mind-bending hypothesis suggests we're all Martians at heart, connecting us to the red planet in ways we never imagined.
🚀 InnovationNASA's StarBurst Satellite Aces Tests, Ready to Unlock Universe's Greatest Mysteries
NASA's innovative StarBurst satellite has triumphantly passed grueling temperature and vibration tests at Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama, bringing scientists closer to detecting cosmic events that create gold and platinum. The small but mighty instrument is now on track for a 2027 launch that could reveal up to 10 spectacular neutron star collisions every year.
🚀 InnovationNASA's Perseverance Rover Finds Rare Meteorite Rock on Mars Surface
NASA's Perseverance rover has made an exciting discovery on Mars: a desk-sized iron-rich meteorite that could unlock new secrets about the Red Planet's history. The finding shows that even well-explored areas of Mars continue to surprise scientists with unexpected treasures waiting to be found.
🌍 Planet WinsStunning Photo Captures Mars and Venus Dancing Through Beehive Star Cluster
Skywatchers were treated to a breathtaking celestial display as Mars and Venus appeared to gracefully cross through the spectacular Beehive star cluster. Astrophotographer Petr Horálek spent months capturing this remarkable cosmic dance, creating a stunning time-lapse image that beautifully illustrates the constant motion of our planetary neighbors.
🏆 SportsPSG Goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier Shines as Champions Win French Trophy in Kuwait
Paris Saint-Germain's goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier became the hero of an electrifying French Champions Trophy match in Kuwait, making spectacular saves throughout the game and stopping two penalties to secure a thrilling victory. The dramatic 2-2 draw followed by a 4-1 penalty shootout win showcased the resilience and determination of both teams in this exciting international showcase.
🚀 InnovationNASA's Curiosity Rover Shares Breathtaking Mars 'Postcard' That Looks Just Like Home
In a stunning display of cosmic artistry, NASA's Curiosity rover has captured a breathtaking panoramic image of Mars that beautifully resembles an Earth sunset. This remarkable photo reminds us that even across millions of miles of space, there's something wonderfully familiar about our planetary neighbor.