Explore the mysterious beauty of Mars through rare and astonishing images captured by the Curiosity rover and orbiting probes. From strange rock formations to unexplained light flashes, these photos ...

Science/AAAS . This image shows a raw view of the rock Jake and the science target Jake_M taken by the Mars rover Curiosity in Gale Crater. The solid red circles labeled JM1 and JM2 indicate the ...

A portion of the southeastern flank of Olympus Mons as imaged by the High Resolution Stereo Camera on ESA’s Mars Express on January 21, 2013. A photo of Mars from NASA's Viking spacecraft, which ...

Close-up images of a region of Mars scientists had previously only seen from orbit have revealed “dramatic evidence” of where water once flowed on the Red Planet. The new images taken by NASA’s ...

The image is a combination of views Mars Odyssey snapped from 2002 to 2004. NASA released it recently in honor of the spacecraft's 20th anniversary . NASA calls it "the longest-working Mars ...

The images included a shot of the orbiter flying around the red planet, a snap of Mars' northern ice caps, and the first full photo of the orbiter. An image shows China's Tianwen 1 spacecraft ...

Image of Mars taken from an altitude of about 3,900 km. ESA/VMC The Mars Webcam These images are being sent nearly 190 million miles back to Earth, and take about 16 minutes and 44 seconds to ...

A new mosaic image of Mars shows Earth's neighbor as much more than a rusty red sphere. The European Space Agency released the photo to celebrate the Mars Express spacecraft's 20 years orbiting ...

That alignment of Sun-Earth-Mars means that from Earth we see a very bright red planet 100% lit by the Sun. That moment is called opposition and it will occur on December 8, 2022.

NASA’s InSight Mars lander, which touched down on the Red Planet over four years ago, transmitted what may be its final image on Monday. "My power’s really low, so this may be the last image I ...

NASA's Mars Curiosity rover has posted a stunning black and white image of the Red Planet, shedding new light on just how empty it is. Posted to NASA's Mars Exploration website, the photo was ...

The bottom image is not a photograph – and NASA did not claim it to be one. And this is by no means proof against the existence of the Mars missions, which have been extensively documented ...