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Mars & space-technology news — the latest discoveries, missions and research
Daily coverage of Mars, SpaceX, Starship, NASA, ESA and the technology of reaching the Red Planet — breaking news, deep dives and analysis, all in one place.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I read Mars news?
Right here — this hub collects daily news, explainers and analysis on Mars, SpaceX, NASA, ESA and space technology, organized by category so you can follow the topics you care about.
Which missions are working on Mars right now?
Active surface and orbital missions include NASA’s Perseverance and Curiosity rovers and several orbiters from NASA, ESA and other agencies. See our missions page for the full list.
When is the next Starship launch?
Test flights come at an irregular cadence set by SpaceX and regulators. We post each launch and test result as it happens — check the Starship category and latest news.
What technologies are being developed for Mars?
Reusable rockets, methane engines, oxygen and fuel production (ISRU), nuclear power, robotics and radiation shielding, among others. Our technology hub goes through each one.
What has recently been discovered on Mars?
Recent findings include widespread subsurface ice, evidence of ancient water, and organic molecules detected by rovers. We cover each significant discovery as it is announced.
Which countries explore Mars?
The United States (NASA and SpaceX), Europe (ESA), China (CNSA), and others including the UAE and India have sent missions to Mars.
Which rovers are operating today?
NASA’s Perseverance and Curiosity are the active rovers; earlier rovers like Opportunity, Spirit and Sojourner have completed their missions.
Where can I watch launches live?
Agencies and companies stream launches on their official channels. We link to the relevant stream in our coverage of each upcoming launch.
What discoveries were made this year?
Browse the current year in the archive below to see everything we’ve published, from mission results to new research.
How often do you publish?
We aim for several pieces a week — a mix of breaking news, evergreen explainers and analysis — updated whenever a major event happens.