Four decades after the first moon landing, NASA is setting its sights on Mars. NASA manager Jesco von Puttkamer talks to German news magazine Spiegel about the lure of the red planet - and its potential as an alternative base for human life. Full story:
* First direct evidence of lightning on Mars detected:
* U.S. scientists unveil NASA’s secrets about cities on the Moon and microbes on Mars:
* 200,000 YEAR OLD STATUE FOUND ON MOON:
* NASA eyes water in Moon mission - Institute for Human Continuity (IHC):
