NASA is part of a Japan-led mission known as MMX that in the coming days could send an uncrewed spacecraft toward Mars to study the planet's 2 moons.

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The first mission to land on a moon of Mars could launch as soon as Oct. 19, carrying with it a sample collection instrument that The Planetary

Water ice on Mars could be a valuable resource for future explorers. ESA's Mars Express mission may have found it at the planet's equator.

A new study of the oddest cloud on Mars, which reappears every year at the Arsia Mons volcano, says that "exotic physics" is required to explain its behavior.