Perseverance's distance record on Mars is a smokescreen. The true story is about resource dominance and the coming interplanetary land grab.
New research suggests a toxic chemical in ancient ice sparked life. We analyze the dark implications for the search for extraterrestrial life.
New data pinpoints the 'best' ancient life sites on Mars, but the real story is who controls the resource rights to these future claims.
Forget the science. The selection of the 'best' Mars landing site isn't about safety—it's about resource control and the next great geopolitical race.
NASA's MRO hits 100k images. But the real story isn't Mars; it's the hidden battle for deep space dominance and Earth-based data infrastructure.
NASA's human Mars mission announcement hides a deeper scientific agenda: finding extraterrestrial life. This changes everything about the space race.
The National Academies' push for alien life on the first Mars landing isn't just science; it's a crucial budget battleground.