Exploration of Mars

While parked ahead of a pause in duties for the Mars solar conjunction, Curiosity put its Hazcams to another use

There will be a manned research mission to Mars by the end of the next decade, according to Stamatios "Tom" Krimigis, the pioneering researcher with wide participation in NASA's most important space program.

Humans on Mars would need to use the only raw materials available to make everything they need for survival

More than 500 cruise ships are expected to visit the famous holiday destination Kuşadası in the western province of Aydın, bringing at least 650,000 travelers, the district's mayor has said.

The resort town, which is located on the Aegean coast, welcomes more than 1.2 million foreign and domestic tourists each year.

Scientists with NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover team are helping explore questions with the Radiation Assessment Detector, or RAD

There is no liquid water on Mars at the moment, but icy and frozen water has been discovered beneath the surface crust, according to a NASA expert.

Speaking to Anadolu Agency, Umut Yıldız said there have been significant developments in Turkey's science facilities recently.

It was only supposed to fly five times. And yet NASA's helicopter on Mars, Ingenuity, has completed 12 flights and it isn't ready to retire.

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Given its stunning and unexpected success, the U.S. space agency has extended Ingenuity's mission indefinitely.

China's probe to Mars touched down on the Red Planet on May 15 to deploy its Zhurong rover, state media reported, a triumph for Beijing's bold space ambitions and a history-making feat for a nation on its first-ever Martian mission.

Nasa has released a stunning image from Mars showing an area covered by a sea of "blue" sand dunes.

The picture shows the sand dunes covering the planet's northern polar cap, where temperatures can reach as low as -150C (-238F).

Nasa says the sand dunes actually cover an area the size of Texas, the second largest US state, which has an area of about 695,662 km²

After hurtling hundreds of millions of miles through space since last summer, three robotic explorers are ready to hit the brakes at Mars.

The stakes, and anxiety, are sky high.