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NASA writes software update for Ingenuity helicopter to enable first Mars flight

Won’t say when flight tests will resume, because uploads and testing are hard when your machine is 15 light minutes away

NASA sets the date for first helicopter flight on another planet – and the craft will carry a piece of history

Fabric from Wright brothers' aircraft makes it to Mars

Listen to The Sound of Perseverance: Not the death metal album, but NASA's Mars rover on the move

Rolling over the Martian stones toward a drop-off for the Ingenuity Helicopter

Where did the water go on Mars? Maybe it's right under our noses: Up to 99% may still be in planet's crust

New science challenges theory of liquid lost in space

NASA shows Mars that humans can drive a remote control space tank at .01 km/h

Perseverance takes first drive around landing spot named in honor of seminal sci-fi author Octavia E. Butler

NASA sends nuclear tank 293 million miles to Mars, misses landing spot by just five metres. Now watch its video

Video See how plucky Perseverance touched down on the unforgiving dust world

Hero to Jezero: Perseverance, NASA's most advanced geologist rover, lands on Mars, beams back first pics

Difficult entry, descent, landing process over, now for a search for ancient microbial life

First UAE interplanetary probe now in orbit around Mars – two craft from China, US near Red Planet, too

Orbital mechanics leads to rush hour

After 7 months and 500 million kilometres, the Emirates Mars Mission has to endure 27 nail-biting minutes of engine burn

Only then will it be known if the UAE's Hope probe was a success

Look, we've sent space probes to Jupiter and Mars – makes sense to keep them going a while longer, says NASA

Jupiter and Mars machines get new life

Considering the colonisation of Mars? Werner Herzog would like a word

Famed director dispenses a reality check for wannabe Martians

Everybody's going to the Moon (and Mars): The Reg chats to ESA about 10-year plans and sending Tim back to space

Agency's 'nauts to ride in US commercial crew capsules 'going forward'

If you're feeling down, know that we've just buried a heat sensor in an alien planet. If NASA can get through Mars soil, we can get through 2020

US space agency has a mole – and that's a good thing, finally

Talk about working smarter: NASA scientists searching for craters on Mars train AI software to do the job for them

Forty minutes of picture peering slashed to just five seconds

Good news: Euro sat spots liquid pools on Mars. Bad news: Under ice, saltier than someone who put last penny into a failed crypto biz

Video ESA also finds planet hot enough to melt iron

NASA's hefty Martian rover will use an AI brain on a robot arm to map out signs of ancient life on Red Planet

The tiny X-ray bullets are only the size of a grain of sand. Pew! Pew! Pew!

Astroboffins reckon evidence of Martian life has probably been destroyed where liquid acid flowed on the Red Planet

Fortunately, it looks like Perseverance rover will start digging in the right place

No, it's not the trailer for the new Dune, it's the potential view from the 'Super Hi-Vision Camera' on Japan's 2024 mission to Mars

Hayabusa's heading home, but 8K's going to Mars

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