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Those samples will be loaded into a rocket inside the lander called the Mars Ascent Vehicle, which will launch into Mars orbit, where it will rendezvous with a spacecraft called the Earth Return ...

Starship, the futuristic SpaceX prototype rocket on which billionaire Elon Musk's ambitions for multiplanetary travel are riding, flew farther than the last two attempts but ultimately exploded over ...

After four years of captivating scientific exploration, NASA’s Insight Mars Lander is entering its final days of operation. Losing power as thick layers of Martian dust block the craft’s solar ...

The European Space Agency (ESA) finally has a better idea of what caused its ill-fated Mars lander to crash-land on the Red Planet in October. It looks like the Schiaparelli lander-- part of the ...

After RISE knew where exactly on Mars its lander was, how did the nutations ... with hotter fluid rising and cooler fluid sinking. Unlike Earth’s core, it is also thought to be completely ...

Scientists have found evidence of liquid water deep below the arid surface of Mars, raising hope of discovering ... measurements taken by NASA's InSight lander, suggests that vast quantities ...

Shortly after firing its engines Feb. 18, the spacecraft caught a glimpse of the moon taken about 75 miles above the surface that shows the Earth rising and setting. In the footage, the lander's ...

An artist’s rendition of the InSight lander operating on the surface of Mars. An artist’s rendition ... or landmasses rising after being buried by ice causing a shift in the planet's mass.

The space exploration company, also based in Texas, etched its name in the history books a year ago when its spacecraft, Odysseus, became the first commercially-built lunar lander in the U.S. to ...

The lander has been on a mission to Mars to study its deep interior ... The video shows the dust storm rising to a colossal 390.4 feet (119 meters). It was captured as part of an analysis that ...

With the ice gone, the crust is slowly rising again ... big constraints comes from NASA's InSight lander, which brought the first seismograph to Mars. If a marsquake that was higher than a ...