Red-and-green-tinted clouds drift through the Martian sky in a new set of images captured by NASA's Curiosity rover using its ...

The iridescent cloud reveals new clues about ice formation in the Martian atmosphere (no little green men, sorry).

at an altitude between 37 and 50 miles. These views were captured with Curiosity's left Mastcam as the rover continues a journey toward the boxwork region below Mount Sharp. Though the images may ...

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NASA's Curiosity Rover reveals stunning new images of another world ... The highest peak in the background is known as Mount Sharp at five kilometres high. Scientists believe Mount Sharp was ...

Curiosity used its robotic arm to take dozens of images that were then stitched together to produce the final selfie Tiny drill holes left by the rover after ... the base of Mount Sharp, or ...

An curved arrow pointing right. NASA's Curiosity rover just returned a number of gorgeous images of the Martian landscape. NASA argues the images rival photos taken in U.S. National Parks.

Well, a new video stitched together from images captured by NASA's Curiosity rover offers a glimpse ... They were floating about 37 to 50 miles (60 to 80 kilometers) above the surface, where ...