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Mars Daytime Hours Get Shorter as Planet Spins Faster for Unknown Reasons [NASA Data]

Mars Daytime Hours Get Shorter as Planet Spins Faster for Unknown Reasons [NASA Data]
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Analytical Techniques Reveal the Biological Origins of the 3 48 Billion-year-Old Dresser Formation on the Oldest Stromatolites

Because non-biological processes can produce relatively similar structures and because such fossils have frequently been subjected to advanced alteration and metamorphism, the earliest morphological traces of life on Earth are frequently highly contentious.

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Mars Express: Discovered a Vast Amount of Areas and a Lava Sea

Volcanoes, impact craters, tectonic faults, river channels, and a lava sea: a vast amount of information is captured in a relatively small area in this geologically rich new image from ESA’s Mars Express.

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New Experiments Revealed How Mars Lost Its Oceans Due to a Change in Magnetic Field

Scientists conducted new experiments to determine how Mars lost its oceans. Mars, the 4th planet from the Sun in our solar system, has been a fascination of space exploration and a possible future settlement for humans over the century.

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