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Mars

Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun and the seventh largest in the Solar System. A cold, dusty desert world with a thin atmosphere (mostly CO₂), the planet features extinct volcanoes, deep canyons, polar ice caps, and seasons. Mars has two small moons (Phobos and Deimos), a day just over 24 hours long, and a year lasting about 687 Earth days. It is a prime focus of robotic exploration and studies about past water and habitability.

Source: science.nasa.gov

APODs including "Mars"

Planets Above The Clouds

Planets Above The Clouds

04/05/2000

Layers of the Martian South Polar Cap

Layers of the Martian South Polar Cap

25/04/2000

Venus, Moon, and Neighbors

Venus, Moon, and Neighbors

06/04/2000

Inside Mars

Inside Mars

23/03/2000

Martian Dust Devil Trails

Martian Dust Devil Trails

17/03/2000

Sky and Planets

Sky and Planets

10/03/2000

Aeolian Mars

Aeolian Mars

02/02/2000

Earth, Moon, Hubble

Earth, Moon, Hubble

05/01/2000

Southern Mars

Southern Mars

03/12/1999

Landing At The Martian South Pole

Landing At The Martian South Pole

01/12/1999

Henize 70: A Superbubble in the LMC

Henize 70: A Superbubble in the LMC

30/11/1999

The Shadow Of Phobos

The Shadow Of Phobos

05/11/1999

Mars Rocks, Sojourner Rolls

Mars Rocks, Sojourner Rolls

30/10/1999

Mars Weather Watch

Mars Weather Watch

16/08/1999

Four Faces of Mars

Four Faces of Mars

05/07/1999

A Landing On Mars

A Landing On Mars

04/07/1999

From Mars with Love

From Mars with Love

28/06/1999

Tharsis Volcanos

Tharsis Volcanos

18/06/1999

Thermal Mars

Thermal Mars

02/06/1999

The Ecliptic Plane

The Ecliptic Plane

29/05/1999

Topographical Mars

Topographical Mars

28/05/1999

Cyclone on Mars

Cyclone on Mars

20/05/1999

Mars Volcano Apollinaris Patera

Mars Volcano Apollinaris Patera

13/05/1999

Magnetic Mars

Magnetic Mars

04/05/1999

A Sundial for Mars

A Sundial for Mars

28/04/1999

Barsoom

Barsoom

24/04/1999

Ski Mars!

Ski Mars!

01/04/1999

Impact Moon

Impact Moon

26/03/1999

Mapping Mars

Mapping Mars

19/03/1999

Happy Face Crater on Mars

Happy Face Crater on Mars

15/03/1999