New photos captured by NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) reveal the first known imagery of the intrepid Curiosity ...

The HiRise camera is living up to its name, capturing a rare look at the veteran rover from way up in Martian orbit.

NASA’s Perseverance rover snapped this eerie shot of ‘Skull Hill’ — a dark, pockmarked float rock - as it rolled west down ...

Martian terrain beneath evaporating, light, carbon dioxide ice,” NASA wrote. “The most unusual hole is on the upper right, spans about 100 meters, and seems to punch through to a lower level.

Nasa said: "There are numerous holes pictured in this Swiss cheese-like landscape, with all-but-one of them showing a dusty, dark, Martian terrain beneath evaporating, light, carbon dioxide ice.

The Mast Camera on NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity captures the ruggedness of the Martian surface in this February 2014 shot of Dingo Gap ... in traversing the Martian terrain that humans may ...

The Curiosity Rover of NASA has covered the distance of 20 miles of the lunar surface across the Martian terrain. It has been providing information regarding the geology and atmosphere of Mars.

This rotorcraft will enable India to explore the Martian terrain from the air and extend scientific reach beyond the immediate landing site. The helicopter’s role will be to survey the landscape ...

The rover's ability to traverse the Martian terrain and conduct in-situ scientific investigations depended heavily on accurate localization and high-resolution topographic mapping. In this study ...