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ESAs Mars orbiter has been circling the Red Planet for 20 years and took a moment to look back home. The probe captured a rare view of the moon circling our planet 186.4 million miles away.

For the past 20 years, the European Space Agency's (ESA) Mars Express has been orbiting REd blanet and send precious data that reveal the nature of Mars.

Today, at 5pm BST, the European Space Agency (ESA) will be sharing images sent directly from Mars by its Martian orbiter.

ESA celebrates the birthday of its Mars Express camera with an exciting opportunity to see live images of the Red Planet.

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A Mars livestream is offering a one-hour opportunity to get closer than ever to the red planet.

If all goes according to plan, the images from the Mars Express stream will get to Earth about 18 minutes after they are taken.

Earth is set to see the first-ever live images of Mars on Friday. The The European Space Agency will shoot never-before-seen views of the Martian world using its Mars Express orbiter.

A Mars study reveals how an extinct volcano makes an extraordinary 1,100-mile cloud about 80 days out of the Martian year.

Mars Express helps researchers solve a Martian mystery that happens each spring Shane McGlaun - Mar 15, 2021, 7:18am CDT Each year when spring arrives in southern Mars, a strange cloud of water ice emerges near the extremely tall Arsia Mons volcano. The cloud stretches for hundreds of kilometers before it fades away over hours. Researchers have been performing a detailed long-term study of the phenomena and has discovered the secret of the elongated cloud using observations f...