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Edition: U.S. / Global

Tuesday, October 6, 2015

Space & Cosmos

Scientists say these dark, narrow, downhill streaks are evidence of flowing water on Mars.
Jet Propulsion Laboratory/University of Arizona, via NASA

Scientists say these dark, narrow, downhill streaks are evidence of flowing water on Mars.

Scientists looked at dark streaks that form each summer on the slopes of Martian mountains, craters and canyons.

Mars Is Pretty Clean. Her Job at NASA Is to Keep It That Way.

Catharine A. Conley is not facing aliens, so her main job is to make sure not too many Earth spores from research missions to Mars are left behind.

Life on Mars? You Read It Here First.

In 1907, The Times published as front-page news an assertion by Prof. Percival Lowell that he had discovered intelligent life on Mars.

Photos of the Super Blood Moon’s Rare Appearance

A rare astronomical phenomenon produced a moon that appeared slightly bigger than usual and had a reddish hue.

Super Blood Moon Photos: The Good and the Bad

The combination of a supermoon and a lunar eclipse led to some striking photography, and some not-so-striking photography.

What Causes a Super Blood Moon?

The moon will appear larger than usual and will take on a reddish hue in much of North America on Sunday night.

More Evidence for Coming Black Hole Collision

A new report supports the theory that two black holes in a galaxy 3.5 billion light-years away are headed for a cosmic collision of unimaginable scale.

Photos of Shaving in Space and Other Routine Apollo Moments

An archivist has released thousands of never-before-seen images from NASA’s Apollo missions.

NASA’s Next Horizon in Space

Since New Horizons beamed back photos of Pluto, the question has loomed: What’s next? More than 1,600 Times readers shared their ideas.

NASA’s Dawn Spacecraft Maps the Surface of Ceres

Dawn is mapping the dwarf planet Ceres, a Texas-size ball of ice and rock.

Rosetta Follows a Comet Through Perihelion

The Rosetta spacecraft is following Comet 67P/C-G as it makes its closest approach to the sun.

NASA’s New Horizons Probe Glimpses Pluto’s Icy Heart

NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft is sending back images of Pluto from its summer flyby.

Summer of Science
The Moon Passed in Front of the Earth. Why Wasn’t There an Eclipse?

NASA explains why an animated image of the Moon crossing over the Earth wasn’t just someone being creative with Photoshop.

Mars Curiosity Rover Tracker

A selection of images from NASA’s Curiosity rover as it drives toward Mount Sharp.

Multimedia
Scientists on Evidence of Water on Mars

NASA scientists said Monday that they had found evidence of liquid water on Mars.

Super Blood Moon Makes a Rare Appearance

A rare astronomical phenomenon produced a moon that appeared slightly bigger than usual and had a reddish hue.

Streaks of Flowing Water on Mars

Images showing what scientists say is definitive evidence of salty liquid water flowing on Mars.

From Opinion
Op-Ed Contributor

Let’s Not Move to Mars

Recent plans to colonize the red planet are excessively optimistic. It is a veritable hell for living things.