NASA researchers have identified geological structures on Mars that are unlike anything found on Earth. From spider-like ...

A new study suggests that the explosive deaths of the universe's earliest stars created surprising quantities of water that ...

Almost all water that exists on Mars now is ice. Ice caps are visible on the northern pole and scientists believe that much more exists locked beneath the surface. A wider view of the Gale crater ...

Except for the scraps frozen into the polar caps, its water was lost to space or stored away as subsurface ice. And this all happened billions of years ago. The early Mars had been dynamic ...

Water has now been discovered all over Mars ... future explorers is bared right on the surface. The poles on Mars have ice ...

However, unlike Earth's ice sheets which are underlain by water-filled channels and even large subglacial lakes, the polar ice caps on Mars have until recently been thought to be frozen solid all ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. It’s been a generally-agreed fact for years that Mars is hiding significant ice deposits.

There is plenty of water on Mars, but most of it is frozen in the polar ice caps and buried underground. Despite the chilly temperatures, there could be liquid water underneath the surface ice in ...

Scientists have found vast oceans of ice lying just below the ... was once at least microscopic life on Mars and that some of it may still survive-Having water just below the surface also means ...

A tiny ice cap is visible at the bottom of Mars in this view through my Celestron ... Plain), and named the darker regions like bodies of water, such as Mare Tyrrhenum (named for the Tyrrhenian ...

and its volcanic features such as crater-like rootless cones hint at brief episodes in Mars' past when water flowed on its surface. These small, conical mounds formed when lava interacted explosively ...

This ice cap is bigger than Texas ... and they could provide clues to the history of liquid water and possible ancient life on Mars. Bacquerel Crater The next stop is another place that may ...