Mars is a planet with so much more to discover. Research has been done on the planet to test its sustainability for life, and more continues today.

Since its conditions are so favorable, we have made a number of jaunts to Mars. The below infographic comes from NASA, and it covers the various facts and figures that we've uncovered over the years.

A Martian meteorite weighing 24.67 kg, said to be the largest piece of Mars on Earth, estimated at $2-4 million is displayed ...

Humans have long tried to explore the mysteries of Mars, and Red Planet Day is annually celebrated to remember the launch of Mariner 4, the first spacecraft to arrive on Mars, on November 28, 1964 ...

It's the only planet where space agencies have dispatched rovers to understand the alien environment.

The first robot landed on Mars in 1997, and those little guys have left a legacy of hidden messages, lucky pennies, and supposed last words.

It would be sad if our human achievements in engineering allow us to set foot on Mars before Congress and the White House figure out how to engineer a sustainable financial path.

Living on Mars: 5 NASA facts about what it takes to thrive on the Red Planet NASA scientists are working hard to find ways for humans to live on Mars. Photo Credit: NASA ...

In 2021, the 4-pound Ingenuity aircraft hovered 10 feet above the surface of Mars in the first powered, controlled flight on another planet.

The Perseverance rover is set to begin its journey on Mars in early February. The mission will lead to unprecedented discoveries.

Mars is about half the size of Earth. If Earth were the size of a nickel, Mars would be about as big as a raspberry, according to NASA ...