The Christian Science Monitor / Pete Spotts Forget people. The first travelers that humans intentionally rocket to Mars could well be tiny worms. A team of scientists from Britain and the United States have found that the humble worm Caenorhabditi… more »

Fox News / By Ian O'Neill Scientists grew excited last week as Russia's planned its first interplanetary mission in 15 years. By now, the ambitious mission should be powering through space, toward the Martian moon Phobos.Instead, Russia's space age… more »

Cr Editor's Note: Uh-Oh! Yahoo News/ The Lookout By Liz Goodwin A self-described "armchair astronaut" claims to have found a base on the planet Mars using a satellite imaging map. He thinks the base could have been made by aliens The video Dav… more »

By NICHOLAS K. GERANIOS, Associated Press PULLMAN, Wash. – Invoking the spirit of "Star Trek" in a scholarly article entitled "To Boldly Go," two scientists contend human travel to Mars could happen much more quickly and cheaply if the missions are m… more »

UK Daily Mail By Niall Firth Nasa is planning an audacious mission to send a manned spacecraft on a one-way trip to permanently settle on other planets. The ambitious idea is known as the Hundred Years Starship and would send astronauts to colonise… more »