Is a new private space station on the horizon?
An ambitious plan for a private space station, the Chinese spacecraft raises important questions, a new program for space debris removal, tourism to the edge of space, and the mystery of water on Mars
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An ambitious plan for a private space station, the Chinese spacecraft raises important questions, a new program for space debris removal, tourism to the edge of space, and the mystery of water on Mars
Within the last million years or so, melted snow might have dampened Mars' sands.
A new study suggests that water may have existed on Mars much more recently than past evidence has shown. The research is based on data collected by China’s Zhurong explorer.
The surface of Mars is a pretty desolate place at first glance.
Crusts and cracks on Martian sand dunes are a sign salty water flowed near the equator thousands, not billions, of years ago — and may still exist.