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An Etobicoke couple's engagement went viral after a heartfelt proposal during Bruno Mars' Toronto show perfectly matched his hit song "Marry You." The touching moment captured thousands of fans celebrating love alongside the couple.
A Toronto couple's concert proposal during "Marry You" went viral and earned them surprise tickets to another Bruno Mars show. Their 330,000-view video captured a moment they'd both independently dreamed about before even meeting.
The Toronto Marlies are heading to their first championship finals in eight years after winning the American Hockey League's Eastern Conference title. An overtime goal sealed their comeback story from fourth seed to conference champions.
New images from a spacecraft orbiting Mars show volcanic ash spreading across an ancient sea bed over just 50 years, proving the Red Planet is far more alive than scientists once thought. The discovery turns Mars from a frozen museum into a world that's actively reshaping itself.
The Toronto Marlies went from dead last in their league to hoisting the championship trophy in one of hockey's greatest underdog stories. Their GM called them "delusionally optimistic" and "perfectly dumb."
For two decades, NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has been quietly revolutionizing our understanding of the Red Planet's watery past. The spacecraft just hit a major milestone while continuing to scout landing sites for future astronauts.
NASA's Curiosity rover just drilled into a Martian rock with the perfect name: Campo Marte, which translates to "Field of Mars." The mission also teamed up with another spacecraft exploring our solar system in a rare interplanetary collaboration.
Europe's Mars Express orbiter captured 30 dust devils swirling through Mamers Valles, a massive 600-mile valley system connecting Mars' ancient highlands to its northern lowlands. These spinning tornadoes of dust help scientists map invisible Martian winds and could guide future missions to water ice hidden beneath ancient glaciers. #
A massive 1,300-kilometer valley on Mars is offering scientists fresh evidence that the Red Planet once hosted an ocean during a warmer, wetter era. New images from the Mars Express spacecraft show dramatic flood channels, collapsed terrain, and volcanic features that paint a picture of ancient water reshaping an entire world.
NASA's MAVEN spacecraft detected a never-before-seen phenomenon inside Mars's atmosphere that could explain how the Red Planet lost its air. The Zwan-Wolf effect was caught squeezing Mars's atmosphere during a powerful solar storm in December 2023.
Scientists have proven that drones with radar can map buried ice on Mars, showing exactly where future missions should drill for water. This breakthrough could transform how we find resources to support human exploration of the Red Planet.
Scientists found the strongest evidence yet that Mars once held an ocean half the size of the Red Planet. The discovery suggests ancient Mars could have supported life.
NASA just announced its first nuclear-powered interplanetary spacecraft will launch in 2028, carrying three helicopters to scout Mars for future human missions. This breakthrough technology could unlock exploration across our entire solar system.
NASA's Perseverance rover discovered wave-formed beaches and an ancient shoreline in Mars's Jezero crater, revealing the red planet stayed watery and potentially habitable far longer than scientists thought. The find opens exciting new possibilities in the search for past life on Mars.
Scientists discovered hidden clues in 20-year-old Mars rover data proving water was far more widespread across the Red Planet than anyone thought. The finding brings us closer to understanding if Mars once supported life.
NASA's Curiosity rover discovered seven types of organic molecules in 3.5 billion-year-old Martian rocks, including five never seen on Mars before. The find shifts the conversation from "Did life exist on Mars?" to "Where might traces remain?"
NASA's Curiosity rover discovered 21 different organic molecules on Mars, including seven never seen before on the Red Planet. The find brings scientists closer to understanding whether ancient Mars could have supported life.
NASA's Curiosity rover discovered 20 organic molecules in Mars' ancient lakebed that could be the same chemical ingredients that sparked life on Earth. The find gives scientists fresh hope that Mars once had the right conditions for biology to emerge.
Engineers at NASA just pushed next-generation Mars helicopter blades past the speed of sound without breaking them, unlocking 30% more lift for future missions. Three new helicopters carrying real science gear are now headed for a 2028 launch.
A rock blasted off Mars hundreds of thousands of years ago landed in Oman, got catalogued in London, and now rides on a NASA rover back on its home planet doing real science. It's the first Martian meteorite ever returned to Mars.
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