NASA Curiosity Rover Hits Bedrock in Mars; What Did it Discover?

Medicine & Technology Jul 16, 2021

NASA's Perseverance rover is on a road trip across Mars and shared snaps from a roadside attraction that's caught the rover team's attention.

NASA Commands Martian Muck-Covered InSight Lander to Tidy Up; A Trick Developed for Sedentary Probe

Jun 03, 2021

NASA recently announced it has taken a step for the sedentary probe by commanding its Martian muck-covered InSight lander to tidy up.

Did NASA Curiosity Rover See Clouds on Red Planet?

May 30, 2021

NASA Curiosity Rover first noticed clouds appearing earlier than expected in 2020 and prepared to photograph them this year.

What's up With This Weird Green Rock on Mars? Perseverance Rover Is Trying to Find Out

Apr 03, 2021

Perseverance's laser hasn't yet solved the mystery of this strange rock near the rover's new digs on Mars.

Another Trash? NASA Perseverance Rover Litters Again to Give Way For Ingenuity

Mar 30, 2021

NASA Perseverance rover drops pieces of debris again as it is about to give birth to Ingenuity next month.

NASA-Developed Bike Tires: Airless Tech Ready to Hit the Road

Mar 24, 2021

Reports said that NASA-developed bike tires are now ready to hit the road. It uses nickel-titanium alloy known as NiTinol and it doesn't need air.

Ancient Martian Megaflood Once Washed Through Gale Crater on Mars’ Equator - Study

Nov 24, 2020

The megaflood might have been the product of a meteoric effect generating fire in Mars. The chain of events could have eradicated the ice deposits on the Martian planet and caused gigantic ripples.

NASA’s Curiosity Taking The Beating From The Red Planet

Jul 16, 2019

The Mars’ rover, Curiosity, is feeling the rocks of the Red Planet, and they are not about to slow down.

Pebbles On Mars: Evidence Of A Water System

Oct 14, 2015

Photos of rounded and smooth pebbles found on Mars suggest that a stable and extensive river system might have existed.

The Deceptive Surface of Mars

May 27, 2015

The team in charge of the Curiosity rover recently had to find a new route to some interesting rocks that they wanted to study because the original path proved too difficult for the rover to safely traverse.

NASA's Curiosity Rover Adjusts Route Up A Mountain

May 25, 2015

NASA's Curiosity Rover has been on the move heading towards some interesting rocks for further study. However, its chosen path proved to be too difficult for it to traverse due to the slippery slopes of the Martian mountain. However, scientists in charge of the mission were able to find a new path to the rocks that proved much safer and easier for the rover.

The Red Planet Turns Blue As the Sun Sets

May 07, 2015

If you spend enough time on the surface of the Red Planet, you will be treated to something very different from Earth - a blue sunset as night falls. That's exactly what happened to NASA's Mars Curiosity Rover after waiting for three years to catch a glimpse of this phenomenon.

Curiosity Mars Rover Seeks Answers in the Rocks of Pahrump Hills

Feb 28, 2015

Finding some interesting chemistry in the rocks of Mars, NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover decided to investigate on Telegraph Peak earlier this week, boring into the Martian surface in search of answers. Though the rock powder poses new questions to the chemical composition of the planet, the car-sized Curiosity rover is far from reaching its final destination.