Data from the Mars Express orbiter has been used to create a visualization of "a vast system of deep and steep valleys that stretches out for around 1190 km," on Mars called Noctis Labyrinthus, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Like so many cyberpunk movies before it, Jérémie Périn’s ultra-cool and dazzlingly animated “Mars Express” is sustained by the ...

Ancient floods once ripped across Mars, carving the massive Shalbatana Vallis channel and reshaping the planet’s surface. New Mars Express images reveal a chaotic landscape of craters, lava, and ...

The Ferrari Red Paint will not be the only thing breaking all speed records when it hurtles towards the Red Planet on-board the Mars Express spacecraft in 2003. The spacecraft itself has already ...

Landers and rovers on Mars gather data that help scientists answer fundamental questions about the geology, atmosphere, surface environment, history of water and potential for life on the Red Planet.

From orbit high above Mars, a familiar shape has appeared in an utterly alien landscape: a vast feature that looks uncannily like a butterfly pressed into the planet’s dusty crust. Captured by NASA’s ...

Windswept piles of dust, or layers of ice? ESA's Mars Express has revisited one of Mars's most mysterious features to clarify its composition. Its findings suggest layers of water ice stretching ...

“Mars Express” is almost here. The new French animated feature is being released domestically by GKids, in both the original French version and a strong English dub. Ahead of the release, we are ...

French studio Everybody On Deck is teaming with GKIDS to bring writer-director Jérémie Périn’s new sci-fi thriller Mars Express to North American theaters this weekend. Today I have an exclusive clip ...

The Martian north polar region is a strange and fascinating place, even by the standards of its strange and fascinating planet. There, the dust that coats the surface of Mars mixes with water ice.

This ultra-cool and dazzlingly animated French import balances the boundlessness of technology against the banality of what we use it for. Much less nakedly philosophical than anything Mamoru Oshii ...