NASA has been teasing all weekend that they made a big, historic discovery on the surface of Mars. Well, today they have announced that they have discovered liquid, salt water on the present-day surface of the red planet.
Hold on to your hats! A NASA camera has taken pictures of what appears to be artificial light shooting upwards out of the surface of Mars! WHAT. IS. It?!?
The Mars One Foundation is working to colonize Mars by the year 2025. People seem to be excited about it, as 200,000 people have signed up to be the first to colonize the Red Planet. Keep reading to find out what it's going to take to try and have a human colony on Mars by 2025.
Earlier this week, people were curious about a image of a lizard on Mars that surfaced on the internet. The Mars Lizard went viral in hours. Now, a new image from NASA/JPL has popped up on the internet. This time the picture, taken in 2012 from the Curiosity Rover, has spotted another creature on the surface of the Red Planet. This time, it's a image of a rat on Mars.
A Japanese science blogger has been carefully examining latest images from NASA’s Curiosity Rover, and he thinks he's found photo evidence of a lizard on Mars. What could this be? A rock? A reptile?
After an eight month journey, NASA’s multi-billion dollar rover Curiosity made a successful landing on Mars early this morning. Mission controllers cheered after the six-wheeled, one-ton machine made a perilous seven-minute landing involving a parachute, rocket pack and sky crane.
Last week, Tard introduced you to the Detroit man who claimed he was from Mars... and didn't take orders from no women, by the way! Now the internet, being the internet, has followed the natural progression of funny clips, and created the auto tuned remix...
I have always been one for astronomy. I'm obsessed with space, stars and the other "mysterious mysteries of strange mystery" of the cosmos. As you all know, and I hope you do if you are reading this, the Moon, our only natural satellite, orbits our home, Planet Earth...