New studies explore the reason behind Mars' red color, linking it to a mineral formed in cool water, suggesting a potentially habitable past. Plus, a weather update for Spain's Carnival weekend. Read more...

Iran is seeing growth in non-oil imports, electricity production, copper sales, and crude oil output, signaling a move towards economic diversification and strength. Read more...

This week in science: endangered frogs released in Australia, the quest for better-tasting fake meat in NYC, and a re-dating of a prehistoric site near Stonehenge. Read more...

Recent studies explore Mars' reddish hue, the impact of early social media use on Italian students, a discovery of human bones, and the success of the chlorofluorocarbon ban. Read more...

A woman and her dog perished in a house fire in the UK, while powerful storms threaten the US. In Texas, a schoolgirl's suicide reveals a heartbreaking story. Read more...

New research suggests Mars' distinctive red color, caused by the mineral ferrihydrite formed in cool water, could indicate the planet was once habitable. Scientists replicate Martian dust to understand its origins. Read more...

Recent studies shed light on the composition of Mars and the stability of Atlantic Ocean currents, challenging previous assumptions and highlighting the impact of climate change. Read more...