Latest about opportunity and spirit mars rovers
Opportunity began climbing up a 30-degree slope known as Knudsen Ridge late last month, in an effort to reach and study rocks that may have been exposed to liquid water billions of years ago.
It may be fighting age-related issues, but Opportunity certainly isn't done with Mars yet.
Acid fog may once have eaten away rocks on Mars, researchers say.
It's New Year's Day on the Red Planet today and NASA is celebrating in style with an epic three-day party in Mars itself … Mars, Pennsylvania, that is.
NASA's newest Mars probe recently made a risky dive into the Red Planet's upper atmosphere to learn more about how the planet's climate changed over time.
Opportunity completed the distance covered in the traditional footrace.
NASA is planning to do science operations with the Curiosity rover using software co-developed with Microsoft for its new wearable technology, the HoloLens.
