NASA's Opportunity Mars rover has been declared ... full-color high-resolution selfie was taken two months later and stitched together from 55 separate images. A different rover, a different ...

In a bittersweet moment in space exploration, NASA bid farewell to its beloved Opportunity rover, one of the most successful robotic missions ever sent to Mars. The rover, which far exceeded its ...

The image was taken from 166 miles (267 kilometers) above the surface of Mars. Over nearly two weeks in June 2017, the Opportunity rover captured the images that make up this panorama view of ...

In more than 14 years of roaming Mars, NASA’s Opportunity rover took more than 210,000 pictures ... The panorama was taken on Opportunity's first day on Mars. The small depression was named ...

In June, mission controllers parked Opportunity ... Mars fairly sloshed with seas, rivers and oceans. The crater itself may have thus been a great body of water. The pictures were taken by the ...

A wide-angle panorama of Martian sand dunes closely resembles those on Earth. Full size version. NASA/JPL-Caltech/Cornell University A closeup of the rock Robert E, in Eagle Crater, shows ...

Remarkably, this Martian rover is still chugging along. Ten years ago, the Opportunity rover landed on Mars. What started out as a three-month mission has remarkably stretched into a decade.

After 15 years exploring the planet Mars and sending photos of its findings back to NASA, from 2004 to 2018, the Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity has officially died. NASA called time on the ...

The boulder-studded ridge in this scene recorded by NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity is "McClure-Beverlin Escarpment." This view toward the south is a mosaic of images taken by ...

(Its twin rover, Spirit, ended its mission in 2011.) Opportunity is the longest-serving robot ever sent to another planet. Let's celebrate Opportunity's Mars mission with a look at the images it ...