The result? A stunning lunar occultation of Mars that was seen by large parts of North America and western Africa. Luckily, ...

From windswept craters to frigid ice caps, explore Martian landscapes through the eyes of NASA’s orbiters, probes and rovers ...

An curved arrow pointing right. NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter takes stunning photos of the Martian surface with its High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera. These ...

The next favorable occultation of Mars for North America will take place on Feb. 5, 2042. (Photo by Peter Zay/Anadolu via Getty Images) Did you see the full “Wolf Moon” eat Mars? The first ...

Snow dots the Martian landscape in these images from ESA's Mars Express orbiter and NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. Hoping for a white Christmas this year? Well, even if there's no snow where ...

The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter’s Context Camera, which captured the 110,000 images that make up the ... [+] interactive global mosaic, is especially useful for spotting impact craters like ...

The first color aerial photo captured of the surface of Mars During NASA's Ingenuity helicopter's second successful flight on Mars, on April 22, it took color aerial photos of the planet's surface.

Hoping for a white Christmas this year? Well, even if there's no snow where you live, at least you can enjoy these images of a "winter" wonderland on Mars. Taken by the German-built High Resolution ...