Mars Gazette

07/30/2025

https://marsgazette.com/collaboration-or-collapse-the-global-imperative-of-earth-observation/

Collaboration or Collapse: The Global Imperative of Earth Observation

07/24/2023

https://marsgazette.com/the-ultimate-martian-adventure-8-amazing-places-to-visit-on-mars/

Imagine standing on the edge of a massive volcano or gazing into the depths of a canyon that dwarfs even the Grand Canyon on Earth. Picture yourself exploring the craters and valleys, searching for signs of life or evidence of ancient civilizations. For future tourists, the possibilities are endless, and the adventure is just beginning.

07/11/2023

https://marsgazette.com/potentially-hazardous-asteroid-that-recently-zipped-past-earth-is-an-elongated-weirdo-with-an-odd-rotation/

A group of astronomers recently had the opportunity to closely examine a potentially dangerous asteroid as it passed by Earth. The asteroid, named 2011 AG5, caught their attention because it is elongated and rotating more slowly than expected...

06/24/2023

https://marsgazette.com/nasa-and-darpa-to-test-nuclear-powered-rocket-for-future-mars-missions/

NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) and DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) have recently announced a groundbreaking collaboration to demonstrate a nuclear thermal rocket engine in space. This technology will enable NASA’s crewed missions to Mars and marks a significant step forward in space exploration.

The first newspaper on Mars

05/12/2023

https://marsgazette.com/nasas-research-on-how-bacteria-could-help-form-building-materials-on-mars/

Bacteria can contribute to the formation of materials on Mars by a process known as biomineralization.