Christmas came a little early for NASA’s InSight mission last December when the lander detected a massive quake on Mars. A space rock slammed into Mars on December 24, creating a crater and ...

Machine learning identifies new Martian impacts. The impact events were cataloged using a machine learning approach. Tens of ...

If a meteoroid crashes into a planet, and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? Well, if NASA’s Mars InSight lander is near by, it just might pick it up. The spacecraft has detected ...

While the meteoroid was estimated to be upwards of 39 feet, the impact on Mars created a crater 492 feet across and 70 feet deep. The crash tossed pieces of Mars rock and dirt as far as 23 miles away.

Potentially deadly comets could be spotted many years in advance by following the meteoroid trails they leave near Earth, new research shows. When you purchase through links on our site, we may ...

Scientists learned that the quake was caused by the meteoroid when they looked at before-and-after images from NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and spotted the new crater. 0 of 8 ...

According to the post, the pictures show evidence of external damage, and Russia's space agency Roscosmos has previously stated that the leak, which occurred on Dec. 14, was caused by a meteoroid ...

If you've ever wondered what a meteoroid sounds like when it slams into another planet, NASA says they've recorded just that — for the first time ever.

Meteoroid hit has caused 'significant uncorrectable' damage to James Webb Space Telescope. ... including what is said to be the "deepest" and most detailed picture of the cosmos to date.