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Water on Mars could hold enough oxygen to possibly support simple aerobic life - could there really be life on Mars? - Vimarsana News

Water on Mars could hold enough oxygen to possibly support simple aerobic life - could there really be life on Mars?

The findings could inform future missions to Mars by providing better targets to rovers searching for signs of past or present habitable environments

Fact check: False claim warming similar on Earth, other planets - Vimarsana News

Fact check: False claim warming similar on Earth, other planets

Earth has clearly warmed over the last hundred years due to human activity. A similar pattern has not been detected on other planets

Mars' atmosphere: Facts about the composition and climate - Vimarsana News

Mars' atmosphere: Facts about the composition and climate

Mars' atmosphere is over 100 times thinner than Earth's and is primarily composed of carbon dioxide, nitrogen and argon gases.

Source: space.com
NASA Ingenuity Helicopter Finally Completes 19th Flight: How it Beat the Red Planet Dust Storm - Vimarsana News

NASA Ingenuity Helicopter Finally Completes 19th Flight: How it Beat the Red Planet Dust Storm

After a month-long delay, the NASA Mars helicopter Ingenuity finally completed its 19th flight on the Red Planet. This is a highly anticipated achievement after the frustrating and dangerous dust storm in Jezero Crater.

Mars helicopter Ingenuity aces 19th flight after historic Red Planet weather delay - Vimarsana News

Mars helicopter Ingenuity aces 19th flight after historic Red Planet weather delay

Ingenuity aced a 100-second sortie on Tuesday (Feb. 8), its 19th Red Planet flight overall but its first since Dec. 15. A dust storm pushed the liftoff date back by more than a month.

Source: space.com