NASA's Curiosity rover has captured a spectacular sight from the surface of Mars: The first-ever photo of Earth alongside the Red Planet's moon Phobos ... of six feet (1.8 meters) every hundred ...

It's been doing a bit of Martian moon-gazing too. The Curiosity rover's latest Mars photo captured the planet's largest Martian moon, Phobos, during a Martian evening, revealing the satellite as a ...

The moon is notable for a certain oddity, namely it orbits around the planet faster than a full planet day — it only takes a bit under 8 hours ... The photos are all from a single Phobos orbit ...

A timelapse of photos taken by NASA's Perseverance rover Feb. 8 showed the Red Planet's tiny doomed moon Phobos crossing in front of the much-larger sun. One month earlier, Mars' other moon ...

but this is the first time it's caught Phobos during its full moon phase, meaning more light was shed on its surface, resulting in a more colorful photo. "With the half-moon views, we could see ...

Phobos and Deimos bear more resemblance to asteroids than to Earth's moon. Both are tiny — the larger, Phobos, is only 14 miles across (22 kilometers), while the smaller, Deimos, is only 8 miles ...

Previously unpublished photos of Mars' moon Phobos hint that the mysterious satellite may actually be a trapped comet — or perhaps just a piece of one, along with its twin moon Deimos.

This eerie portrait of Mars' moon Phobos in ultraviolet light was snapped ... You may like Space photo of the week: Mars rises over the moon's horizon at the best possible time Lights on Mars!