NASA's 1st Artemis Crewed Lunar Landing Delayed to 2026, Inspector General Says

Medicine & Technology Mar 02, 2022

Why is the first Artemis lunar mission delayed to 2026? Read the article to learn why NASA Inspector General Paul Martin said 2025 is not a probable target date.

How Can a Giant Laser Help Lessen Astronaut's Exposure to Radiation? Gigantic Space Object Reduces Mars Mission from 10 Months to 45 Days Long

Feb 17, 2022

A newly published scientific study summarizes how a giant laser array could be used to push a spacecraft to the Red Planet in a shorter period of only 45 days. The enormous laser beam shoots from Earth's surface to blast a spacecraft to an ultra-high-speed and delivers it traveling to Mars' surface in just a little more than one month.

Is It Possible to Play Football on Mars? Experts Explain What Super Bowl LVI Would Look if Played on the Red Planet

Feb 14, 2022

United Launch Alliance CEO Tory Bruno and NBC sports producer Brad Fosler explain what a football match, such as the Super Bowl LVI, would look like on Mars.

Consistent Impact Flux Of Asteroids That Scarred Mars for the Past 600 Years Not Random, Crater Detection Algorithm Suggests

Feb 07, 2022

Researchers used a crater detection algorithm to date back impact craters on Mars to know the geological history of the planet and found that impact flux is consistent in the inner Solar System.

Evidence of Life on Mars Remains Mysterious Until Martian Rock Sample From NASA Curiosity Rover Will Be Analyzed

Jan 31, 2022

The recent findings from the sample taken in the Gale Crater on Mars by NASA's Curiosity rover showed that they were enriched in carbon isotopes, which is a sign of life on Earth.

NASA Executed Plan of Cleaning Perseverance Rover Weeks After Martian Pebbles Got Stuck While Collecting Samples

Jan 19, 2022

NASA team operating the Perseverance rover awaits the results of how the clean-up went after the rover was unable to shut close the lid after some pebbles got stuck on its throat while collecting its sixth Red Planet rock sample late last month.

NASA's Nightmare Came True After InSight Lander Went Offline Due To Extreme Dust Storms, Cutting Communication Line With Ground Team

Jan 15, 2022

NASA's InSight lander had to switch to safe ode a few days ago due to a dust storm, the Mars team is hopeful that the lander will exit the safe mode next week when the story quiets down.

Terraforming Mars Into a Habitable Planet is Possible, Says Former NASA Chief Scientist

Jan 04, 2022

NASA's former chief scientist said it would need a giant magnetic shield to protect Mars from solar winds coming from the Sun to make the whole planet habitable.

Humans on Mars: SpaceX CEO Elon Musk Says People Will Reach the Red Planet in 5 to 10 Years

Jan 04, 2022

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said his aspiration for humans to reach Mars will turn into reality within the next five to 10 years. Reports specified that Musk has made it clear that he indeed, wants humans to reach Mars.

Future Mars Base Concept Designs May Allow Men to Grow Crops, Workout and Live in Red Planet

Dec 28, 2021

Several countries have shared futuristic designs of the human base on Mars as space agencies all over the world aim to reach the Red Planet soon. Here are some of those designs.

Red Planet Secret Revealed: Scientists Discover a Significant Amount of Water Inside Mars’ Grand Canyon

Dec 15, 2021

Scientists recently discovered a world-historic find on Mars after it spotted a substantial amount of water hiding inside Valles Marineris of the Red Planet.

Mars Missions Could Result in Revolution Against Control on Earth As Future Martian Settlers Become Autonomous

Nov 19, 2021

The 120-day isolation test, Project Sirius that's being carried out in Russia is seeking to examine the autonomous behaviors of the so-called future Martian settlers.

Scientists Experimenting Turning Greenhouse Gases Into Rocket Fuel on Mars to Ease Climate Change

Oct 30, 2021

Several research projects are attempting to use existing conditions on Mars to fuel future missions. Now, a team of researchers is experimenting on turning greenhouse gases to create rocket fuel on the Red Planet.

What Was Mars Like in the Past? Scientists Say Red Planet Was More Beautiful Than Earth Before

Oct 17, 2021

Scientists claim that Mars was like Earth around 4.5 billion years ago, and perhaps it was even more beautiful. However, it became a dry planet.

24th Annual International Mars Society Convention Highlights Success on Current Missions, Future Plans; How To Watch

Oct 15, 2021

The Mars Society is holding the 24th Annual International Mars Society Convention from October 14 to October 17. Here's how to watch online and some highlights attendees can look forward to.