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Video: Opportunity - Waiting for the Dust to Settle

Can NASA's Opportunity rover weather a gigantic dust storm on Mars?

Mars Science Laboratory Mission Animation

Video: Rover Flight Director Report

The Spirit rover found soil deposits on Mars that were formed by processes that require the presence of water. Half a world away, Opportunity continues to survey "Victoria Crater."

Video: Through a Telescope Darkly

Mars scientist Diana Blaney studies the Red Planet from Hawaii.

Video: Rover Flight Director Report

NASA's Spirit rover spied some dust devils dancing across the Martian terrain.

Video: Rover Flight Director Report

Spirit has completed its IDD campaign of the "Montalva" target and in the upcoming week, Opportunity will image Victoria Crater.

Video: Rover Flight Director Report

This week marks Opportunity's third anniversary on Mars. The rover joins its twin, Spirit, in three years of continuous surface operations on the red planet.

Video: Three Years on Mars: Opportunity's Story

NASA's Opportunity rover, now exploring Mars for three years, is half a world away from its twin, Spirit.

Video: Three Years on Mars: Opportunity's Story

NASA's Opportunity rover, now exploring Mars for three years, is half a world away from its twin, Spirit.

Video: Three Years on Mars: Spirit's Story

Scientists expected the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity to run for three months. Three years later the hardy rovers are still operating on opposite sides of the red planet.

Video: Three Years on Mars: Spirit's Story

Scientists expected the Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity to run for three months. Three years later the hardy rovers are still operating on opposite sides of the red planet.

Video: Rover Flight Director Report

Spirit moves toward "Esperanza" and Opportunity studies "Bottomless Bay."

Evidence of Water on Mars

Evidence of liquid water and new impact craters on the red planet.

Seeing Mars Better Than Ever

NASA's newest Mars spacecraft, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, is providing an unprecedented view of the surface of Mars.

Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Animation

Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter animation from Earth to Mars.

Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Context Imager Instrument Pointing Simulation

This animation highlights the orbiter’s context imager as it took and returned its first image.

Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Mars Color Imager Instrument Pointing Simulation

This animation highlights the first use of the MARCI (Mars Color Imager) camera on Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.

Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Instrument Pointing Simulation

This animation highlights the first images returned by the orbiter’s HiRISE (High Resolution Imaging Science Experiement) camera.

Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter First Images of Mars from HiRISE

This animation highlights the first images returned by the orbiter’s HiRISE (High Resolution Imaging Science Experiement) camera.

The Challenges of Getting to Mars: Dip and Drag

With the spacecraft safely captured into orbit, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter team transitions to the next critical phase -- aerobraking. Learn how engineers slow the spacecraft and precisely shape its orbit using the dynamic atmosphere of Mars