NASA's Mars InSight Lander Years in Mission: How Did This Spacecraft Help Scientific Research on the Red Planet?

Medicine & Technology May 19, 2022

The dust-covered solar panels of NASA's Mars InSight Lander are forcing it to retire soon as it loses power to operate. Find out in this article how its discoveries help the scientific research on the Red Planet.

Mysterious Rumbling Noise on Mars Sparks Hope for Finding Signs of Life on the Red Planet

Apr 06, 2022

Researchers claim to have found new evidence of volcanic activity on Mars, sparking hope of finding life on the planet. Read more about the mysterious rumbling noise in this article.

Marsquakes Studies Reveal Mars Have Larger Metallic Core than Previously Believed

Jul 25, 2021

Studies published in the journal Science reveal that Mars may have a massive metallic core based on the seismic waves produced by marsquakes.

Venusquakes: Possible to be Detected as Scientists Monitored Earthquake Through Flying Balloon

Jun 25, 2021

Scientists have recently detected an earthquake through the use of instruments they put inside a flying balloon above California, the same mechanism that could soon detect "venusquakes."

Mars Still Experiences Landslides Like Any Active Planet

Jan 15, 2021

Mars was thought of as a dead planet during the 1960s and 1970s but the Marsquakes and landslides observed in the later years have proven that it is still an active planet.

A Sneak Peek at Mars’ Inner Layers via NASA’s InSight Robotic Explorer

Dec 18, 2020

During their meeting, the research team reported that InSight had detected almost 500 small 'marsquakes,' although only a few with a magnitude higher than 4.5, said Paul Voosen.