NASA's Perseverance rover has identified some of the most tantalizing clues to date of life in the Red Planet's distant past.
One of the most remarkable celestial shows it is possible to witness will be hitting parts of the world in a couple of months.
The interstellar visitor is now thought to have been on a voyage across the stars lasting more than 12 billion years.
New findings suggest that the universe is not only expanding, but is still doing so at an ever-increasing rate.
While they won't be going to the Moon this time, the crew of Artemis III will cary out critical hardware testing.
It has been over 22 years since the ill-fated Beagle Mars lander set down on the surface of the Red Planet.
Four of the station's crew donned spacesuits and boarded a docked capsule as a precautionary measure.
The iconic Mars spacecraft has ended its mission after more than 11 years in orbit around the Red Planet.
The object, which became the topic of intense study and debate last year, is still throwing up some surprises.
The sound in some areas was described as so loud that it literally shook people's houses.
The object took around one hour to pass in front of the star and nobody is quite sure what it could be.
The space agency is going back to the lunar surface in a big way with plans for a permanent manned outpost.
The latest and greatest rocket designed and built by Elon Musk's SpaceX soared into the heavens on Friday evening.
A space rock the size of a basketball court is due to make its closest approach of our planet later on this evening.
Starship V3 is taller and more powerful than its predecessor and there won't be long to wait to see it fly.
An ambitious new mission to the red Planet could demonstrate, for the first time, nuclear electric propulsion in action.
Researchers now suggest that the 14th-century religious epic may have had a much different underlying meaning.
The exploratory rover had been probing a rock on the ground when it found itself unable to get its drill arm free.
The remarkable and completely unexpected find has called into doubt what we know of atmospheric retention.
It's easy to take it for granted that our own solar system, with one star, is the norm - but it turns out that this may not be the case.