Mars has always captured human imagination with its striking red hues and mysterious landscapes. Recent images from NASA’s Mars Orbiter unveiled a peculiar geological feature that has intrigued ...

But Curiosity wasn't the only one with a geological mystery. At the same time, roughly 2,300 miles away on the other side of ...

This stunning image of sandy dunes on Mars is a great example. The photo was snapped by the HiRISE camera built into NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, and it’s immediately apparent that what ...

The dunes in the image are coated with a layer of carbon dioxide frost, but only during the winter in Mars's northern hemisphere. Interestingly, Martian dunes move like their Earthly counterparts ...

Specifically, blues dunes on Mars. If not, have no fear. NASA's got you covered. On Thursday, the U.S. space agency released a breathtakingly beautiful photo alongside a post titled, "Blue Dunes ...

and surface texture provide clues about processes which have shaped them, such as wind, water, and chemical action. To study particle transport, John operated the Mars Wind Tunnel and the Venus Wind ...