NASA Wants to Collect Samples From Mars Before China. It’s Considering Using SpaceX’s Starship for the Task
SpaceA final decision on the chosen approach is expected in the second half of 2026.
Read more »A final decision on the chosen approach is expected in the second half of 2026.
Read more »For years, Musk has worked with the goal of colonizing Mars.
Read more »Sensors were key to the helicopter’s crash.
Read more »A new paper suggests that an asteroid that got too close to Mars may have given the planet a temporary ring. That ring later became moons.
Read more »In Musk’s vision, the laws on Mars would be simpler than those on Earth and would have an expiration date.
Read more »NASA's rover has faced several challenges while attempting to climb the sloping terrain.
Read more »If humans ever come into contact with extraterrestrial life, experiments like this are essential.
Read more »The rover’s instruments detected these structures at a depth of about 115 feet as it traversed the Utopia Planitia region.
Read more »Mars spiders have been discovered on Earth, and scientists are excited.
Read more »The car-sized rover landed in Mars’ Jezero crater over three years ago.
Read more »Situations as complex as making the Red Planet habitable require extraordinary measures. This is undoubtedly one of them.
Read more »The finding adds another piece to the puzzle of the Red Planet’s past history.
Read more »Before anyone considers moving to Mars, it will be necessary to know how to survive there. China has a "vital" clue.
Read more »The Perseverance rover has already deposited 24 sample tubes in the Martian soil for a future return mission.
Read more »Martian climatology has given us a new surprise.
Read more »Musk believes that taking children to Mars will be unsafe in the first 10 years of flights, but that it will be secure to take dogs.
Read more »What will happen if we succeed and start inhabiting the rest of the solar system’s planets in the long term?
Read more »Is it time to say goodbye to NASA’s supremacy? China's advances puts the landing of the first woman on the Moon in jeopardy.
Read more »The lander’s power rapidly declined after its solar panels accumulated too much dust. Now, scientists can use it for their studies on Mars.
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