NASA's InSight has detected microseisms on Mars, confirming proper operation of the equipment. (Photo : NASA/JPL-Caltech/CNES/IPGP) When the ocean moves to make storms and tides, there is a microseismic activity happening on Earth that is detected by equipment designed for that purpose.
A hazy but amazing sunset-for-one from the Red Planet. Nothing is more spectacular than ending the day by watching the sunset over the vast blue ocean waters.
Not yet, at least. If you're an Area 51 junkie or a conspiracy connoisseur, then you're probably going to be disappointed when I tell you NASA isn't planning on dropping any extraterrestrial life news anytime soon.
NASA’s Curiosity was found silica enriched rock samples in the Lighter-toned bedrock called Halos. As per study this silica actually migrated from an old sedimentary rock from the ancient Martian lake.
A new study reveals how Martian rainfall changes play a role in shaping the planet. Reshaping impact craters and carving out river-like channels, all are done by planet’s heavy rainfall.
Astrobiologists are thinking seriously about sending weather stations, gene sequencers, drilling rigs and more to Mars for the life search operation, as still no not such sign of life has been found on the red planet.
The first test flight of NASA's Orion capsule, designed to one day carry people to Mars, has been delayed until 2019 at the earliest due to high costs, the US space agency said Friday.
Brown University geologist Peter Schultz revealed the reason behind the scoured surface streaks on Mars. An impact crater on Mars generates tornado-like winds that make such patterns.