If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. NASA’s Mars Opportunity rover has been sitting still on Mars since June. It was then ...

Dive into the story of NASA’s Opportunity Rover on Mars! From groundbreaking discoveries to the challenges of a global dust storm, explore the legacy of this extraordinary mission on the Red Planet. ✨ ...

Blueberries are not a significant source of iron when consumed on Earth — but these geological "blueberries" discovered by NASA's Opportunity rover on Mars in 2004 are built differently. The iron-rich ...

In 2011, the United States launched an Atlas V rocket to look for life on Mars. Aboard was the rover Curiosity, which would ...

Using a mix of China's Zhurong Mars rover's onboard instruments, scientists identified several intriguing water-related features.

For the second time in its career, NASA’s Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity is hunkering down on the Red Planet and foregoing scientific operations as a dust storm whirls around the intrepid ...

The American space agency says it is concerned but hopeful that its veteran robot rover on Mars can survive a big dust storm on the planet. The 15-year-old vehicle, known as Opportunity ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. NASA’s Mars Opportunity rover isn’t doing much of anything right now, and that’s ...

The finding sparked interest in more Mars rovers, and in January 2004, NASA launched Spirit and Opportunity. More formally known as the Mars Exploration Rovers, the machines received their names ...

If Mars' gravitational pull had snagged a passing ... NASA's twin Spirit and Opportunity rovers observed Phobos solar transits in 2004, while Curiosity recorded the first video of one in 2019.

NASA’s Mars rover Opportunity has now traversed 25.01 miles on the surface of the Red Planet, setting a new record for off-Earth distance traveled. More than four years after its expected demise ...

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