A worm-like structure is discovered in images from the Mars probe and a few scientists consider it to potentially be the remains of life on Mars. What do you believe? Watch this clip in full and make up your mind! Brilliant science video from BBC Horizon show 'Life on Mars'.

Studying the patterns of lava floes on Mars give scientists new hope for the existence of water in underground channels. If Mars does have water, what strange animals could exist beneath the rock? Brilliant video from BBC Horizon show 'Life on Mars'.

A new picture beamed back from a rover on Mars causes a frenzy of speculation.

Animation created for a contest using Carrara Studio software. Contest theme was Mars in the year 2020 in the springtime. At the time I created it there was much talk in the news about previous Mars probes that had failed.

ORIGINAL CREATORS ARE HERE: http://www.maasdigital.com/gallery.html and here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_9BYSDtwRc (I just added music). Mars Rover video. -Sound Guarden "Black Hole Sun" -Rainbow 6 game soundtrack -Movie: Glory, soundtrack -Ben Harper, "Amen, Omen"

LIFE ON MARS: New Scientific Evidence. MIND-Blowing! An Awesome New Look! Scientists anounce the discovery of startling artificial Megalithic structures found among recently released NASA / JPL photos taken by the Mars Global Surveyor and that these artificial structures are stunning proof that Mars was once.... more

Water Ice on Mars Confirmed http://www.space.com/missionlaunches/080731-phoenix-update.html by the Phoenix Mars Lander http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix_(spacecraft) White House Briefed About Life on Mars http://www.nowpublic.com/tech-biz/life-mars-white-house-briefed Slashdot comments on the White House.... more

Awesome Daniel Maas NASA Mars Exploration Rover Mission set to "Sunspots" by Nine Inch Nails (Trent Reznor)

Jul 31 - NASA scientists say they have definitive proof that water exists on Mars. NASA on Thursday also extended the mission of the Phoenix Mars Lander by five weeks, saying its work was moving beyond the search for water to exploring whether the red planet was ever capable of sustaining life. Pavithra George reports.

The publicly released (and available) music video "The Kill" by 30 Seconds to Mars.