Mars Shaped Earth’s Ice Ages?! Scientists Reveal a Shocking Climate Link Did you know Mars helped shape Earth’s ice ages? New research from scientists at the University of California, Riverside reveals that tiny gravitational tugs from Mars subtly altered Earth’s orbit and axial tilt over millions of years. These small changes influenced Milankovitch cycles, which control how much sunlight Earth receives — driving the advance and retreat of glaciers and shaping long-term climate patterns. Using

NASA’s Perseverance rover landing on Mars — one of the most dramatic moments in space exploration. On February 18, Perseverance survived the famous “seven minutes of terror”, screaming through the Martian atmosphere before touching down safely inside Jezero Crater. Its mission: search for signs of ancient life, study Mars’ climate, and collect samples for future return to Earth. A robot from Earth… now exploring another world. 🌍➡️🔴 Science fiction? Nope. Real life. 🎥 Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltec