NASA released an image that was shot four years ago by Spirit Rover, which shows a man on Mars. Actually it's like a man sitting on Mars sand and waiting for something or looking for something. This has raised many questions such as "is there a life on Mars"?

A pioneering NASA spacecraft Messenger becomes the first to visit planet Mercury in almost 33 years.

The Stephenville Texas UFO was reportedly seen by dozens of people as the locals claim to have seen a large metal object with bright lights flying low and fast. Some say they saw fighter jets chasing the UFO.

India aims at landing a rover on the moon as part of Chandrayaan-II which is planned for launch during 2011-12 time frame. ISRO is also planning to approach Japan and the US to allow the IDSN to track their on-going space missions Kaguya and the Mars Express.

A European probe which is orbiting Venus has provided evidence through its remote-sensing data that the planet was once very much like the Earth, the European Space Agency said Wednesday.

South Korea is joining the Asian space race, announcing plans to launch a lunar orbiter by 2020. China's lunar probe was launched a month ago, and Japan's one month before that.

A pair of spacewalking astronauts have floated outside the International Space Station for the first of a two-part outing to complete installation of the newly arrived Harmony connecting module.

The University of Nevada’s University Rover Challenge (URC) team, a group of engineering and science students, is looking for recruits for next year’s competition.

Russia will build three additional modules for its segment of the International Space Station (ISS) by 2011, the head of Russia's space agency, Roskosmos, announced on Friday.

The US space shuttle Discovery has successfully undocked from the International Space Station (ISS) to begin a journey back to Earth, space officials said.

NASA says it will extend the space shuttle Discovery's mission by one day to allow for a closer inspection of a flawed rotary joint that turns the solar arrays aboard the International Space Station (ISS).

Sky gazers get to see what a tail-less comet looks like, without a telescope.