Probably the best proof moon conspiracy theorists out there would ever get, short of NASA itself releasing its records to the public. The Mythbusters tackled the controversial moon landing conspiracy in a recent episode, busting it to pieces. The conspiracy I mean, not the moon. Details in the full article.

Moon go boom. You may have heard of NASA's plan to bomb the moon in their quest to find water on the lunar surface. Just how are they going to do it exactly? Story in the full article.

Sometime next year, NASA will launch a mission which will literally smash open some of the secrets our lunar satellite has been holding for millions of years. The LCROSS team headed by Anthony Colaprete is currently searching for the best impact sites inside various shadowed craters which may contain a good amount of frozen water. Find out more in our full article after the jump.

Being a huge Mythbusters fan myself, I couldn't let this one go. On August 27, Adam and Jamie will be tackling one of the biggest controversies in history: the moon landing. Was it real? Was it a hoax? We'll soon find out. Go to the full article to watch the Mythbusters set up their workshop in preparation for the big Mythbusting.

By now you may know how NASA made such a significant discovery on Mars that they had to brief the White House on it. Rumors are rampant that they have found life on Mars, but this may not be the case as Martian soil may be too harsh for life after all. Story in the full article.

It looks like the case of the disappearing shiny rocks is solved. It really was water after all. NASA's Phoenix Lander has confirmed that water - frozen water, at least - exists on the surface of the Red Planet. Story in the full article.

What are the chances of humankind migrating to Mars? Well, the prospects are looking good. Analysis of Martian soil have revealed that it's actually good enough to grow asparagus in. Story in the full article.

There's ice on Mars! Maybe. NASA's Phoenix Lander found evidence that has scientists convinced that they've found ice on the Red Planet. The lander then made an igloo to spend the night in. Well, no, that part's not true. Story in the full article.

Space holds a lot of mysterious objects: black holes, Martian glaciers, and even electrical dust storms on the Moon. Our own Sun holds mysteries as well, and NASA aims to solve these mysteries by going straight into the heart of the problem - by sending a space probe into the atmosphere of the Sun itself. Story in the full article.

On May 25, NASA's Phoenix spacecraft successfully landed on Mars after months of space travel. The probe is now exploring the Red Planet, exploring the icy soil of its arctic region. What lies below the frozen region of Mars?