MARS

A new study revealed how radiation from deep space missions can affect the brain functions of astronauts. According to the researchers, being exposed to space radiation can cause various long-term effects such as memory loss, learning issues and social anxiety.

A photo taken by the NASA Curiosity rover shows what looks like a "Sasquatch skull" on Mars.

Researchers believe they have identified the impact crater created by a massive asteroid strike on Mars. According to their study, the crater could be the point of origin of a mega-tsunami that ravaged Mars.

NASA’s Curiosity rover has released a stunning panoramic view of a region on Mars that shows the dynamic landscape of the Red Planet. The region is located near an area rich in clay deposits that were formed by water on Mars.

A UFO expert claimed to have spotted a couple of alien artifacts on Mars after going through the photos taken by NASA’s Curiosity rover. According to the UFO expert, one of the images featured a leg that appeared to be mechanical in nature.

An old photo from NASA shows what could be a fish fossil on Planet Mars.

Administrator Jim Bridenstine of NASA assured the public that the budget allocated for the International Space Station (ISS) will not be affected by the funds needed for the space agency’s upcoming Moon mission. Bridenstine made the statement in response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s lunar budget proposal that involves cutting the funding for the ISS.

UFO enthusiasts claimed that one of the raw images provided by NASA’s Mars Curiosity rover showed an object that appears to be a leg bone. According to UFO enthusiasts, the photo is clear proof of the existence of alien life on Mars.

NASA recently released a stunning photo of the mysterious Mount Sharp on Planet Mars.

NASA has selected SpaceX to spearhead the development of an orbital refueling technology that will be used in future space missions including expeditions to the Moon and Mars. SpaceX’s new project is among the 19 new industry partnerships that NASA unveiled recently.

As NASA and other agencies plan to colonize Mars someday, an evolutionary biologist said that babies who will be born in space might no longer be considered as traditional humans. Due to evolution and factors that will affect childbirth in space, those born in Mars might be regarded as part of a different species.

A mission to Mars may no longer make it necessary for humans to leave Earth.

A NASA scientist explained why the Curiosity rover's stomping ground, the Gale Crater, could have supported life in ancient mars.

A UFO expert has claimed that one of NASA’s images of Mars captured a disguised doorway on the Red Planet’s surface. The size of the structure reaffirms the UFO expert’s previous theories regarding the characteristics of the alien civilization that lived on Mars.

A group of scientists showed what quakes on Mars, also known as Marsquakes, look and feel like through a realistic simulation. They compared these with typical seismic movements on Earth as well as quakes on the Moon.

Researchers from Harvard University and NASA have come up with a possible solution to make Mars habitable. Their proposal involves creating something similar to an artificial atmosphere on Mars using existing technology from NASA.

NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) have selected the orbital path that the lunar platform Gateway will take during its mission. According to the space agencies, the Gateway will orbit the Moon in a halo-like path.

A space archeologist discussed how people will cope with deaths on space once colonies on alien planets such as Mars are established. The archeologist noted that establishing cemeteries on space settlements will change people’s perspective on space travel.

U.S. President Donald Trump is insisting that NASA should do a Mars human mission first.

A UFO researcher claims to have found a photo of an “ancient sphinx” on Mars.

An alien hunter claims that there’s a bear on Mars, which indicates that there is --or used to be-- life on the red planet. (NOTE: photo is screengrabbed from http://www.gigapan.com/gigapans/192013 and is publicly available. Is this OK?)