Boriska Kipriyanovich: Where Is the Boy Who Claimed to Live on Mars Now?

Medicine & Technology Dec 23, 2023

A child genius from Russia claimed to be a Martian who was reborn on Earth to save humanity. Read the article to find out more.

Teddy Bear on Mars? Ancient Crater, Broken Hill Create Interesting Rock Formation on Red Planet [LOOK]

Jan 26, 2023

As they were examining the surface of the Red Planet, scientists were greeted with the sight of a teddy bear on the rocky surface. Read to know more.

Genius Russian Child Claims He is From Mars, Will Save Humanity from Nuclear Destruction; Who Is Boriska Kipriyanovich?

Nov 08, 2021

A Russian kid claims himself as a Martian-turned-human to warns Earth from the same nuclear fallout that wiped out his entire race on the red planet.

Dubai Is Building a Martian City Prototype in a Nearby Desert

Jun 11, 2020

Architects share their progress in building a Martian City prototype in Dubai's desert.

Container Pod for Mars 2020 Sample Return Unveiled

Jun 08, 2019

ESA officials stated that NASA will launch the sample-return lander mission which will land near the Mars 2020 site Later, the sample-fetch rover, a small ESA rover will then head out to retrieve the samples.

Siding Springs Comet Came in Close For a Martian Meteor Shower

Nov 11, 2014

Earlier last month, on Oct. 19, researchers from the world’s top space agencies were able to catch a glimpse at one of the rarest sights in space. Coming from the outer Oort Cloud, at the very edge of our solar system, young comet Siding Spring passed by Mars rather closely on its first orbit around the sun; giving Mars orbiters a show and quite a scare. But as it turns out new data collected from NASA’s satellites on the night of the event show that the best view may have in fact been from the red planet itself.

Forget Ebola, Journey to Mars May Be More Lethal Death Sentence

Oct 22, 2014

Since 2012, when Dutch nonprofit Mars One led by Bas Lansdorp announced plans for a permanent colony to be established on Mars, many have been questioning whether or not the company will be able to make good on its promise. But researchers at MIT say that even if they can, the first Martian pilgrims may not last a year around the Sun.