mars

I am pumped y'all, Artemis 1 launched last night and with it, NASA is officially on its way to the moon once again and will use that platform to eventually launch to Mars. Oh no, I think I have Sqeeed myself again.

If you are over the age of 18, and want to spend the rest of your life on Mars, then you may be in luck. A Netherlands based nonprofit organization called Mars One, is now taking applications to send 4 lucky people to mars - forever. Seriously.

This past Saturday, November 26th, NASA launched its newest and most advanced Mars rover 'Curiosity'.  The rover will take a little over 8 months to reach the surface of the Red Planet, where it will retrieve samples and analyze them on the spot. The new rover is equipped with 1o different instruments to drill, dig, and even shoot a laser at objects.  It is designed to go into further depth on the

The Mars rover 'Opportunity' took a lot of photos from the surface of the red planet. This video captures a chronological group of over 300 photos as the rover moved from Victoria Crater to Endeavor Crater. As the photos click by, you get a sense that the surface of Mars looks surprisingly similar to desert landscapes here on Earth...