NASA Mars rover Curiosity has successfully drilled the surface of Mars The drilling is a first on another planet by a rover The grayish rock sample should reveal chemistry clues to the Martian ...

NASA Is Heading Back To Mars To Peer Inside The Red Planet : ... Onboard will be a lander named InSight, an $813.8 million mission to study the interior of the Red Planet.

The Red Planet's signature color is only skin deep. NASA's Mars rover Curiosity drilled 2.5 inches (6.4 centimeters) into a Red Planet outcrop called "John Klein" earlier this month, revealing ...

When NASA’s InSight lander touched down on Mars in 2018, the mission team hoped the stationary spacecraft would be able to perform a checkup on the red planet’s interior.

NASA’s InSight, launching in 2016, will see inside the red planet. Colin Schultz. August 21, 2012. Get our newsletter! Get our newsletter!

Join us as we explore a massive iron mine that feels like stepping inside planet Mars. With deep red rock formations and towering caverns, this underground world looks otherworldly. From tight ...

NASA's InSight Mars lander, set to launch May 5 at earliest from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, will bring a trio of powerful instruments to measure the wobbles, quakes and heat flow ...

Scientists still have a lot to learn about the Red Planet. “It's built from similar building blocks as our own planet, but Mars looks very different,” says University of Cambridge global ...

Mars Lander Will Peer Inside the Red Planet. The InSight Mission will look at Mars's seismic activity and latent heat to find out more about how planets get made--and how humans might live there.

Inside theory linking Earth to red planet. By Amanda Cochran. September 2, 2013 / 9:39 AM EDT / CBS News Are we all Martians? 03:26 (CBS News) A provocative new theory is ...

The discovery, using data from NASA’s retired InSight lander, is puzzling to scientists who study the red planet. By Kenneth Chang For reasons unknown, the spin of Mars is speeding up. NASA’s ...

NASA is heading back to Mars. If all goes well, a two-stage Atlas V 401 will lift off from California’s Vandenberg Air Force Base on Saturday morning. Onboard will be a lander named InSight, an ...