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Latest News About Mars Science Laboratory, NASA's Newest Mars Rover
The Mars rover Curiosity, also known as the Science Laboratory, will launch in late 2011 and land on the Red Planet in August 2012.
Curiosity has been busy since landing on the Re...
The roving Mars Science Lab's Sample Analysis a...
The new results from NASA's Curiosity rover bolster longstanding suspicions about the Red Planet's air.
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter captured the unexpected views of Curiosity's huge parachute from space.
Mars is on the other side of the sun from Earth, making communications difficult.
Curiosity may have found traces of salty perchlorates in Rocknest, a potential hint of life's building blocks.
Curiosity has been busy since landing on the Red Planet on Aug. 5, 2012.
Curiosity had been recovering from a memory issue since late February.
The Caltech Space Challenge runs all week.
NASA won't send commands to its various Mars explorers for much of April.
Curiosity has still not resumed science operations, however.
The Department of Energy has made its first plutonium-238 in a quarter century.
A minor computer error has sent Curiosity back into safe mode.
This cool space wallpaper is a mosaic of images from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA's Mars rover Curiosity, which shows Mount Sharp in a white-balanced color adjustment.
The 3-mile-high Mount Sharp is Curiosity's ultimate destination.
NASA's Mars rover Curiosity is beaming home amazing photos of the Red Planet.
Nearly 2,000 scientists at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference this week will reveal the latest finds on the moon, Mars and the solar system.
