1. Mars Rover Detects Primordial Signs of Life Under the Red Planet's Surface  Live Science
2. Is Mars' Methane Spike a Sign of Life? Here’s How We’ll Know  WIRED
3. NASA confirms Curiosity rover's surprising Mars methane discovery  CNET
4. More Mars Methane: Curiosity Rover Spots Biggest Surge Yet  Space.com
5. Unique chance to confirm there is methane – and perhaps life – on Mars  New Scientist
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A storm of cosmic impacts may have ended relatively early on Mars, suggesting that the Red Planet was habitable longer than scientists previously thought, ...

NASA's Martian rover Curiosity has discovered that the Red Planet has been producing significantly more methane than previously known. The finding has ...

Western researchers, leading an international team, have shown that the first 'real chance' of Mars developing life started early, 4.48 billion years ago, when ...

Showing that salt-loving bacteria can double their numbers after absorbing damp air has implications for life on other planets.

The Greek island of Santorini is now one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Mediterranean, but 3600 years ago it suffered one of the largest volcanic ...

Elon Musk tweeted out a photograph of the moon with the caption "Occupy Mars." Musk is developing a rocket that is designed to go to Mars.

NASA will conduct a delicate rescue mission to free a probe trapped just inches below the Red Planet's surface.

The latest methane measurements on Mars to generate some intrigue among planetary scientists stems from the largest ever reading of the gas taken during the ...

Cotton candy clouds in the middle atmosphere of Mars may owe their life to dying meteors. New research suggests that the atmospheric destruction of meteors ...