A new study reveals dark patches on Mars are weathered glass deposits.

Even millions of miles away from Earth, ASU Researchers have identified new lava formation patterns on the surface of Mars.

Centuries after the discovery of Jupiter's largest moon, ASU scientists have mapped its unique geography.

An ASU researcher helped discover the first known solid buckyball particles, clustered around a small star 6,500 light-years from Earth.

NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC) has captured new images, showing evidence of recent geologic activity.

Lawrence Krauss' new book explores why there is something rather than nothing and why this centuries-old question is scientific rather than philosophical or theological one.

ASU is no stranger to the cosmos, with a long-standing involvement in NASA missions dating back to the 1970s that targets planets familiar to us and ones beyond our solar system.

Conspiracy theorists beware -- the ASU team responsible for the imaging system on NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has released the sharpest images ever taken of moon mission sites.