Satellite News

We’ll soon be able to properly start asking the question: “Are we alone in the universe?”

As I write this, NASA’s Perseverance Rover is hurtling toward Mars at a speed of more than 80,000 km/h and is set to land at the Red Planet on February 18.

This month has been a busy one for Mars exploration. Several countries sent missions to the red planet in June last year, taking advantage of a launch window.

It’s “Mars madness” day for space fans NASA’s Perseverance rover mission targets an epic landing today (Feb. 18). A NASA documentary takes a close look at the mission.

The Perseverance team will return to a time-honored tradition at NASA these past few decades — the tradition of living on “Mars time.”

NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover will land on the Red Planet today and you can watch it live here, courtesy of NASA TV.

NASA’s Mars Perseverance mission is days away from landing on Jezero Crater, a place thought to once have been an ancient lake.

With hundreds of worlds in the solar system to explore, it’s fair to ask as NASA’s Perseverance rover makes its final approach for landing Thursday (Feb. 18): Why do we keep going back to Mars?