For nearly 2½ years, NASA’s Mars rover Perseverance has been cruising the Red Planet, collecting soil samples, examining rocks and looking for signs of microbial life. Now, the six-wheeled crawler has ...

Because we can’t yet set foot on Mars, the best taste of the Red Planet we have access to comes in the form of videos. Such as this first-ever video from a flying aircraft on Mars, for example. Or the ...

NASA successfully landed its Perseverance rover on Mars last week, and the rover is already sending back some truly stunning images and video from its brief time on the planet. In a new 360-degree ...

MARS — NASA’s Perseverance took its first high-definition look around Mars, and the space agency released a 360-degree panorama of what it saw Wednesday afternoon. The image was stitched together from ...

Perseverance Mars Rover’s Mastcam-Z View of 'Van Zyl Overlook' (360 video + audio) You can feel what it would be like to stand on Mars with this 360-degree panorama of the Martian surface, captured by ...

Check out the knobbly rocks and rounded hills that dot the Martian landscape in Curiosity's gorgeous view of its home on the side of a mountain. Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and ...

On February 18 (on the Earth calendar), NASA’s Perseverance rover touched down on the surface of Mars. Lots of us tuned in to watch the awe-inspiring event, thanks to the live feed that the agency ...

NASA's Curiosity rover has been sending images back from the surface of Mars since its landing in 2012. The latest of those images was a 360-degree selfie that would make any teenager back here on ...

PASADENA, Calif. (AP) -- The photo-snapping rover Curiosity returned another postcard from Mars on Thursday -- the first 360-degree color panorama of Gale Crater. Scientists admired the sweeping vista ...

Less than a week into its Mars mission, the Perseverance rover has already sent back a host of postcard-worthy images. NASA scientists recently stitched together 142 photos from the rover's cameras to ...

A videographer who specializes in 360-degree imagery is helping people to explore the surface of Mars. Hugh Hou, founder of the YouTube channel CreatorUp, shared an interactive video to his Facebook ...