For the first time ever Friday, people had the opportunity to get a near live look at Mars thanks to the European Space Agency. For one hour on Friday, the the agency streamed live images of the red ...

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Update for 2:45 p.m. ET: ESA's livestream from the Mars Express Orbiter has concluded. Read our wrap story here. The European Space Agency (ESA) will livestream imagery from its Mars Express orbiter ...

A composite of nine images taken by the Mars Express spacecraft in 2016. Image: ESA For the past 20 years, the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Mars Express has been orbiting the Red Planet and sending ...

Watch footage of China's Zhurong rover moving on the Martian surface. It was captured by a camera the rover deployed on Mars.

UA scientists and astronomy enthusiasts cheered as the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and the UA-built HiRISE camera successfully entered Martian orbit March 10. More than 100 people were in attendance ...

We know Mars exists because we've seen images of the Red Planet, though never in real time—by the time they're shared with the public, it could have been days, weeks, months, or even years after the ...

The European Space Agency will attempt its first-ever live stream of images from Mars for one hour on Friday, giving space enthusiasts a live close-up view of the red planet for the first time ever.

In a first, viewers on Earth got a chance to see Mars nearly in real time. The European Space Agency streamed on YouTube historic live images directly from the red planet. The images, shared on ...

Taking a picture of Mars is not easy. Once light bounces off the planet, it can take between 3 to 22 minutes to travel to Earth — so there aren't truly "live" images of Mars. But on Friday afternoon, ...