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ESA's 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.
It doesn't look like much: a fuzzy gray scene, a fuzzy white blob in the center, a smaller, fainter fuzzy blob moving from left to right across the scene.
Scientists once thought only one in 100 stars had a planet with liquid water. A new study increases those odds a hundredfold. The difference: Researchers factored in worlds with lakes hidden beneath thick icy shells.
Paris (ESA) Jul 14, 2023 - You are on Mars, looking back at your home planet Earth. How do you feel? Look again over several weeks and - with the aid of binoculars - you'll see a little white dot orbiting around a bigge
The European Space Agency's Mars Express spacecraft celebrated 20 years in space by taking a nostalgic glance back at Earth and the moon.