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NASA's Mars Curiosity Rover is approaching an intriguing pile of rocks.

Earth isn’t the only place with explosive volcanoes like Krakatoa or Mount St. Helens; the Moon has them too, and NASA is looking at ways to turn...

For International Women’s Day, women from the Astrogeology Science Center share stories of their work and achievements to inspire women and girls...

Since we’ve all somehow made it to 2024, that calls for a celebration. At the USGS Astrogeology Science Center, one of our resolutions in 2024 is to...

For their work with their USGS mentors, the Northern Arizona University Geo-Kings team won an award, celebrating their presentation and progress! 

We wish to extend our warmest thanks to all who joined us at the USGS Flagstaff Science Campus Open House on Nov 5, 2023, here in Flagstaff, Arizona...

As we get together this holiday season and prepare our turkey feasts, we’ve been pondering life on other planets and moons. What would it be like to...

How did the planets and moons in our solar system form? How do we know they involve collisions called ‘giant impacts’? Read on to find out more about...

Scientists love to share the adventure of exploring Mars with the public, revealing their research and providing close-up views of the Martian terrain...

Dr. Lauren Edgar shares the tactical planning work done as part of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory rover mission for Earth planning date Monday...