While scouring a 50-million-year-old crater on Mars, the Curiosity rover stumbled upon a polygon-shaped pattern that sort of ...

Orthophoto of solifluction lobes in Norway (The Norwegian Mapping Authority) with overlays (lower right) of fluid contact line instabilities in a numerical model (; Kondic and Diez, 2001) and physical ...

While the red planet might be a hopeful destination for some in the eventual future, there is still so much humans don't know ...

The dragonscale-like patterning on the surface of Mars. (NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS/Kevin M. Gill) A strangely textured region on ...

For years, scientists have been intrigued by mysterious dark streaks running down the slopes of Martian cliffs and craters. These marks, called slope streaks and recurring slope lineae (RSLs), have ...

Hundreds of thousands of dark streaks are crawling down Martian hillsides, vanishing, and reappearing with the seasons. Two ...

The ground looks gently rippled and worn, with subtle colour variations giving the surface a mottled, almost velvet-like ...

The wide strip of land in Utopia Planitia imaged by Mars Express. The dark volcanic material is on the right, while grabens ...

NASA's Curiosity rover has discovered strange, fish-scale-like patterns on Mars' surface, potentially indicating the planet's ...

New research suggests an ancient ocean may have covered one-third of Mars, supported by elevation data, sediments, and rover findings.

That’s precisely what Dr. Amanda Steckel’s research suggests! In a recent episode of SETI Live, Dr. Steckel shared how her computer simulations revealed new clues about Mars’ ancient climate.