The European Space Agency (ESA) was able to capture stunning photos of ice caps and storms on Mars’ north pole.

This stunning image of dune fields near Mars' north polar ice cap, taken by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, showcases the impact of polar winds on the Red Planet's landscape.

A beautiful image of Mars’ north pole captured by the European Space Agency’s Mars Express probe has been published by the organization. The snap shows an icy cap sitting on the red pla… ...

Some recent mosaic images released by ESA and NASA give us a detailed look into the Martian polar caps. The polar caps are made partly of water-based ice and frozen carbon dioxide.

This new perspective was generated from 32 individual images taken from 2004 to 2010, ... Like Earth, Mars features a frozen ice cap, but instead of just containing water, ...

New high-resolution images of Mars are published every month on the ESA Portal – stay tuned for the next release on 6 June! Related Tagged: ESA , Mars , Mars North Polar Cap , OnOrbit ...

The European Space Agency (ESA) has recently shared a really interesting panoramic photograph of Mars, taken by the Mars Express spacecraft, which is hovering above the surface of Mars. The panoramic ...

The layers on the polar ice cap offer scientists one of the best climate records for the Red Planet. "Mars has undergone massive climate change and we spend a lot of time as planetary scientists ...

Layers in the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets record ice age histories on Earth, and the ice caps of Mars’ would tell us a great deal—except we can't really go drill cores from the darn things.

The Hubble space telescope has captured spectacular images of Mars during the planet's "close" pass by Earth, including astonishingly detailed photographs of a polar ice cap - and a canyon that ...

Given that Mars is significantly colder and further from the Sun, it's easy to imagine that its polar ice caps have been there for ages, and the planet is frozen and static. But that isn't likely ...

This stunning image of dune fields near Mars' north polar ice cap, taken by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, showcases the impact of polar winds on the Red Planet's landscape.