HOUSTON -- Even NASA's Curiosity Mars rover is into selfies. The space agency released a photo combining 57 images taken January 19 at Namib Dune, where the rover is scooping sand for lab analysis.

NASA shared the photo on Monday - you can't tell if the rover is smiling. Scientists say the storm is one of the most intense ever observed on the Red Planet and covered an area the size of the U.S.

Recent selfies taken by the interplanetary robot show its tyres being broken apart by the rough surface of the Red Planet, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Mars, with its rust-hued surface, is known as the red planet for a reason. Along the way, Curiosity has made some extraordinary ...

NASA's Perseverance rover took this selfie in May 2025. The Navcam used to capture the apparent comet images is located just below the large white camera at the top of the mast. NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS ...

Mars, with its rust-hued surface, is known as the red planet for a reason. Along the way, Curiosity has made some extraordinary finds and captured some stunning vistas. The latest came in November ...

With its reddish-hued surface and surroundings, Mars has more than earned its colorful nickname. But how would the Red Planet appear under clear-blue Earth skies? Thanks to a NASA rover wandering the ...

Mars, with its rust-hued surface, is known as the red planet for a reason. A recent photo from NASA, though, gives an idea of what our celestial neighbor would look like under skies that resemble our ...