The volcano stands at 29,600 feet and stretches for 280 miles, and evidence shows it has been active for a very long time.

"Rootless cones form when lava flows over wet or icy ground, causing it to boil and explode," said Dundas. "The region around ...

Dichotomy of Hemispheres, The Red Planet has disparity between its northern and southern hemispheres. NASA’s Mars ...

Mauna Kea When you think of the tallest mountains, instinctively, Mount Everest comes to mind. But here's a shocker: Mauna ...

What are those mysterious holes on Mars? The holes, aka pits, are located on the flanks of ancient volcanoes in Mars's Tharsis region, the largest volcanic region on the red planet and home to ...

What does NASA's discovery of odd popcorn rocks on Mars actually mean? It has discovered an oddly textured rock similar to ...

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NASA’s Curiosity Rover has been exploring Mars since 2012 and, more recently has found evidence of ice-free ancient ponds and ...

Olympus Mons And no trip to Mars would be complete without a visit to Olympus Mons, the tallest volcano in the solar system. It covers a region the size of Arizona. It's three times as tall as ...

Using syrup and baking soda, research has demonstrated the formation mechanism of rootless cones, small volcanic landforms commonly found on Earth and Mars. The study clarified, through an ...