NASA 360 View of Mars

Mars, NASA and ESCAPADE

NASA is sending probes to Mars to find out why it lost its atmosphere – and what that could mean for Earth

Mars is a cold, dry, desert-like planet. But billions of years ago, scientific evidence suggests that it had a thick atmosphere, which kept it warm enough to support flowing water on its surface. So, what happened to the Red Planet, and could it happen to Earth?

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NASA's latest ESCAPADE mission will unravel how Mars lost its atmosphere

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NASA's ESCAPADE mission to Mars—twin satellites dubbed Blue and Gold will launch in early November

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NASA’s Curiosity Rover: Here’s the Hi-Res, 360 Degree View of Mars

Millions of viewers tuned in to watch the historic landing of NASA’s Curiosity Rover on Mars, and while they’ve been keeping us fairly satisfied with a few, grainy, low-res images from the 2-ton ...

NASA quietly sends two spacecraft to Mars — and they're going a new way

A NASA mission will send twin spacecraft to Mars to learn what happened to the Red Planet's ancient, thick atmosphere.

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NASA’s Curiosity rover captures a wonderfully clear Mars panorama

NASA has just shared one of its most impressive Mars panoramas to date. Captured by its trusty Curiosity rover, the panorama (below) of the Martian landscape comprises 44 images taken by the rover ...

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