everywhere there is water there is life

Google is celebrating water on Mars with an adorable Martian doodle http://t.co/yxVclDFl4F pic.twitter.com/rc3mXgi0Gq

— Mashable (@mashable) September 29, 2015

YASSS

YASSS MT @MarsRovers Oppy passes Russia for off-Earth driving record http://t.co/Vv4deQRSPu pic.twitter.com/8kyArJFDbb

— Curiosity Rover (@MarsCuriosity) July 28, 2014

this photo of mars is suspicious

UFO spotters are very excited about this suspicious photo of Mars http://t.co/7BjxtvFfzO pic.twitter.com/72xvYlMSO5

— The Wire (@TheWire) April 8, 2014

NASA launched a rocket to mars today, no big deal

And lift off of the #MAVEN spacecraft on a journey to Mars aboard an #Atlas5 rocket: pic.twitter.com/kbAWwvMoZE

— NASA (@NASA) November 18, 2013

liev schreiber stars in Gravity 2

one funny thing

this is the penis that the mars rover drew on the surface of that planet. it will likely be there forever.

curiosity descent

Using an editing technique known as interpolation, redittor God22 (aka Dominic Muller) has artificially boosted the framerate of Curiosity's descent footage from four frames per second to twenty five frames per second. Also known as "tweening" (short for Inbetweening), interpolation involves rendering missing frames artificially, to give the appearance of smooth transitions between actual frames. It's still playing in real-time, it just appears much, much smoother. (via)

curiosity makes a gif

just testing the wheels before we throw the thing into drive! via.

sunrise on mars

the curiosity uploaded this to instagram.