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The Mars Ascent Vehicle will bring back samples from the Red Planet that are currently being collected by the Perseverance rover.

This week, we examine recent tests being carried out by NASA are paving the way for the historic first rocket launch from Mars.

It's been two years since humanity has learned that sustained, powered flight is possible in the atmosphere of an alien planet. Sure, you could say ...

According to the recent reports out there, NASA has officially given a huge contract to Lockheed Martin for building a Mars Ascent Vehicle.

NASA's Ingenuity drone captured a stunning photo of Mars, complete with the Perseverance Rover photobombing in the background.

What is this? It's Nasa's 'Capture, Containment, and Return System' for its planned, super-complicated Mars Sample Return mission.

NASA has contracted Northrop Grumman to provide solid propulsion systems and controls for its Mars Ascent Vehicle (MAV).

The Perseverance rover has collected the 12th rock sample from Mars that will be sent to Earth by future mission. The samples are likely to arrive on Earth in 2033.

A team of helicopters and robots will arrive on Mars to send the first samples of soil and rocks to Earth in 2033.

Samples from the Red Planet are expected back on Earth sometime in 2033.