Mars and the star Regulus are set to put on a dazzling show tonight as the Red Planet passes remarkably close to Leo’s brightest star in a striking celestial pairing — and you can watch it ...

Update: May 27, 1:21 p.m ET: SpaceX has pushed the time for today’s talk to 9:00 p.m. ET. Original article follows. All eyes are on SpaceX as it gears up to launch Starship’s ninth test flight ...

The upcoming event is just another example of Mars on the move! Astrologically, the red planet left Leo and returned to Cancer on Jan. 6 where it initially resided at 17 degrees in October 2024.

Red planet rising: Watch Mars make its closest approach to Earth – and then duck behind the full moon Ivan Semeniuk Science Reporter Published January 11, 2025 Updated January 13, 2025 ...

Every 780 days, it accomplishes that, and we get up close and personal with the red planet. Earth and Mars will reach opposition Jan. 16 when they’ll be separated by less than 60 million miles.

Watch Mars's Doomed Moon Phobos Eclipsing The Sun On The Red Planet NASA’s Perseverance has captured the celestial event from Jezero Crater. Dr. Alfredo Carpineti ...

In reality, the giant Jupiter will still be more than 350 million miles away from the red planet, Mars, Jon Giorgini of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California told The Associated Press.

Tested in Mars-like Conditions on Earth Fortis certainly didn’t take any shortcuts with regard to ensuring the Novonaut AMADEE-24 would be up to the task of handling the red planet’s harsh environment ...

This next image from today's live stream was taken during Mars Express's orbit number 24,516. That's how many times it has circled the red planet in the last 20 years.

Incredible footage of Mars streamed live - see pics of the Red Planet By Liam Buckler Senior News Reporter 17:18, 2 Jun 2023 Updated 17:59, 2 Jun 2023 ...

Watch the world’s first ‘livestream’ from Mars — an almost real-time look at the red planet by: Dylan Abad Posted: Jun 2, 2023 / 12:29 PM EDT Updated: Jun 2, 2023 / 12:34 PM EDT ...

You can get a firsthand look at Mars Friday. The European Space Agency is conducting the first ever livestream from the Red Planet. "During Friday's one-hour livestream, the time between the ...