So, we decide to play interplanetary gardener and dump Earth's water on Mars. At first, it might seem like a surefire way to transform the Red Planet into a lush, watery paradise. But hold your horses ...

Earth may now be home to the most glorious beaches in the solar system , but 3 billion years ago, it may have been Mars that ...

Research suggests Mars's red hue may be due to ferrihydrite, an iron oxide formed in cool water, implying past habitability.

Russia's Rosatom is developing a plasma electric rocket engine that could drastically reduce travel time to Mars, potentially ...

That’s quite a big gap, as it turns out. It covers fields from gigantic bodies like the Sun and Earth, as well as those ...

Experts over at NASA have discovered a monumental 'weak spot' in Earth's magnetic field is growing and it could have ...

Mars, on the other hand, is moving along its own orbit around ... hydrogen particles are instead passed between two ...

Egor Biriulin, who works at Rosatom’s scientific institute in Troitsk, explained to a Russian newspaper per Gizmodo that this engine can speed up particles to an incredible 100 kilometers per second.

Relatively early in its history, Mars lost its magnetic field, which allowed the solar wind to claw away most of its atmosphere; with that, much of the water sublimed into space. It’s in the ...