NASA's Curiosity rover captured this extremely wide snapshot as it traversed its extraterrestrial stomping grounds in Gale Crater this February. The agency has since converted that data into a ...

It's also used to refine oil and in processing ores. Pure sulfur has no smell. The stink associated with the element comes from many of its compounds, according to Chemicool. For example ...

The Curiosity rover has found something surprising: rocks made of pure sulfur.… NASA revealed the find in a post last week, recounting how the rover was trundling up the Gediz Vallis channel ...

It was here the rover discovered yellow crystals understood to be elemental sulfur - one of the building blocks for life. Scientists are working hard to explain the existence of pure sulfur ...

Investigations confirmed the stone was pure sulfur — something no mission has seen before on Mars. How the sulfur formed in the region remains unknown. The stones were snapped alongside features ...

This week, NASA revealed its Curiosity Mars rover viewed yellow crystals of elemental sulfur using its Mast Camera last month, the first time the mineral has been found in its pure form.