Watch Mars' moons Phobos and Deimos cross the sun in a pair of solar eclipses last month, in these animations made from images from the Curiosity rover's cameras.
The star is a white dwarf, a cool, dead, dense star like our sun some 6 billion years from now. The planet fragment - made of heavy metals - survived a system-wide cataclysm that followed the star's death.
Mars is a cold, dry desert, but a new study provides tantalizing evidence for liquid water deep below its surface. If it exists, this Mars groundwater might cause the weird dark streaks in Martian craters and canyons.
These images from ESA's ExoMars orbiter show Mars in all of its diverse geological wonder. Also, if you look carefully, you can spy NASA's newest Mars mission, the InSight lander!
Dark matter theory - the idea that a huge fraction of our universe exists in a form we can't see - is a cornerstone of modern cosmology. Ironically, galaxies lacking dark matter might help confirm the theory.
A small asteroid - now designated as 2019 FC1 - flew closer to us than the moon on March 28, 2019. Astronomers detected it 1 day later. It's the largest of 14 asteroids to pass closer to us than the moon since 2019 began.
New findings from Cassini - which orbited Saturn from 2004 to 2017 - confirm that dust and ice from Saturn's rings accumulate on moons orbiting in the rings' vicinity.
Devon Island in the Arctic is one of Earth's most Mars-like places. NASA is there, training scientists and testing technologies for future Mars exploration. Now Google has joined in, to bring Devon Island's Mars-like wonders to you.
The Space Telescope's sharp imaging provided detail on activity from active asteroid Gault, which is now known to be spinning on its axis so fast that material on its surface at times flies off into space.