Astronomers suspect Titan’s lakes fizz with nitrogen

The hydrocarbon lakes and seas of Saturn’s moon might occasionally erupt with dramatic patches of bubbles

Ancient Mars’ lakes formed much later than initially thought

Lakes and snowmelt-fed streams appeared roughly a billion years after a well-documented, earlier era of wet conditions

Formations found in Mars’ Gale Crater were formed by the drying up of great bodies of water, a new study has shown

The Red Planet was once capable of storing large bodies of water according to data from NASA’s rover