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The latest in a series of science missions to Mars is off to a great start. The Mars Phoenix Lander, a veritable chemistry lab, has safely touched down and begun its work

Project Orion is NASA's first attempt to send astronauts back to the moon since the end of the Apollo programme in the 1970's.

It has been suggested that a Mars Direct mission will involve extremely high risk from radiation, the effects of zero-gravity and other factors. These can be overcome.

With Mars Direct, NASA can send a crewed mission to Mars and back, with a long stay on the surface, using existing technology and within 10 years.

The effects of Martian physical and orbital features will cause problems to the health of the crew of a manned mission to the Red Planet if not understood and mitigated.

NASA's Phoenix Lander seems to have fulfilled one of its main missions: finding signs of water on Mars.

On October 9, 2009, people watched live on the internet as the LCROSS and its two-tonne Centaur rocket crashed on the lunar crater, expecting an impressive explosion.

NASA readies Discovery for liftoff on Thursday, December 7 and unveils a plan to establish a permanent base on the moon by 2024.

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Move over, Moon, there's a new solar system star in town. Mars, the famed red planet, is overtaking our humble lone satellite as NASA's favorite destination.

Most writers, both experienced and unskilled, view setting as merely the time and place in which their story takes place, but this could not be further from the truth.

Featuring realistic physics and over-the-top destructible environments, Red Faction Guerrilla seeks to deliver explosive fun to summer gamers. Read the preview below.

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ABC's new science fiction drama "Defying Gravity" takes eight astronauts on a dangerous six-year mission to explore the Solar System and each other.

With four robotic spacecraft in orbit and two Geologist rovers on opposite sides of the planet's surface, it's a challenge to sort out the current Mars missions.