Mars One News Today

Mars has always been Shangri-La for space buffs. Two new private missions show that its lure is as strong as ever

A project by students from The University of Western Australia and Mars One astronaut candidate Josh Richards has reached the finals of an international competition to land vital experiments on the Red Planet.

In the 50th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between China and Brazil in 2024, the 14th Beijing International Film Festival (BIFF) has taken a significant step toward enhancing cultural exchanges and cooperation between the two countries.

Veteran filmmaker Jan Millsapps has covered a variety of topics in her career, from domestic violence and global terrorism to the roles of females in space exploration.

Theresa Wayman on Her First Concert, Mom Jokes, Childhood Celebrity Crushes, and Traveling to Mars

Karen Cumming says she was inspired to write a book about financial literacy after learning her students were not being taught about money management in high school.

Alex Maas and Christian Bland on U2, Bad Haircuts, Childhood Celebrity Crushes, Selling Out, and Changing <i>Back to the Future</i>

As mankind points more and more of our technology toward outer space, we're getting the chance to see amazing astronomical events for the first time. Some

A book titled "A City on Mars" has a piece of advice for billionaires planning to send millions of people into space: Don't go too boldly.

Van Etten on Her First Concert, Worst Haircut, Favorite Albums and Movie of 2014, First Celebrity Crush, and Which <i>Golden Girls</i> Character She’s Most Like