A massive Martian meteorite is set to be auctioned at Sotheby's in New York. The meteorite, named NWA 16788, weighs 54 pounds. It is consid...

NASA’s Perseverance rover has collected a historic rock sample dating back to the Noachian era on Mars. This discovery could provide insigh...

NASA's Mars Sample Return mission, aimed at analyzing Martian rock samples collected by the Perseverance rover, faces a crucial decision as...

NASA's Perseverance rover has begun a challenging climb to the rim of Jezero Crater on Mars, 1,000 feet above its current location. The mis...

Of the over 74,000 known meteorites on Earth, only around 385 originate from Mars. Scientists can determine that these meteorites come from...

Researchers have revealed that ancient rocks sourced from the Isle of Rum will have a significant role in an upcoming international space m...

Rocks collected by Perseverance are filled with organic molecules, and they formed in a lake that would have been habitable a few billion y...

The area containing the Jezero crater is just north of the Martian equator, and it appears the area once was abundant with water and home t...

The helicopters will be modelled after NASA's successful mission Ingenuity, which has made 29 flights since arriving with Perseverance at M...

The robotic vehicle sailed through space for nearly seven months, covering 293 million miles (472 million km) before piercing the Martian a...

Washington, Dec 7 (IANS) Clay minerals on Mars could have formed during the creation of the Martian crust itself, long before any water flo...

To reduce risk and provide cost savings, the 2020 rover will look much like its six-wheeled, one-tonne predecessor, Curiosity.

In a clue to possibility of life below the surface of Mars, a team of researchers has discovered traces of methane in Martian meteorites.

A fluctuation in current triggered a fault-protection response that immediately halted action by the rover during the mission's 911th Marti...

Before Black Beauty, all the Martian rocks found on Earth were classified as SNC meteorites (shergottites, nakhlites, or chassignites).

This discovery helps resolve the question of where the "missing Martian water" may have gone.

Much of Curiosity's first year on Mars was spent investigating outcrops in a low area of Gale Crater called "Yellowknife Bay".