Mars
For thousands of years it was only a red dot among the stars. When it came closer to the Earth and shone like a burning coal in the night, it must have roused terror among primitive sky watchers. By the time the Egyptians settled their civilization along the banks of the Nile, Mars had become familiar enough to receive a name: " Har décher ", the Red One. The Babylonians called Mars as " Nergal ", the Star of Death. The Greeks also associated it with warfare and bloodshed. The Greeks called Mars Ares, the war god, while the Romans called it Mars, the God of War.
The Greeks first named the planet Ares because of its blood red color. The Romans followed suit, naming it Mars. There is no record of the first person to formally name it, however.
No person has yet walked on Mars.
There are several places on Earth named "Mars", but humans are yet to visit the planet Mars in person.
No person has ever visited Mars yet.
Well . . . Mars was named after the god, Mars.
who is mars named after and why Mars was the Roman god of war. The planet Mars has a reddish surface, remeniscent of blood.
Mars was named by the ancient Roman god of war Mars
Planet mars was named after the god of war mars.
No, it is named after its inventor, Forrest Mars.
the first person named sydney is sydney pryce
yes there is a boy named mars
actually its the opposite the planet mars is named after the Roman god Mars who was the God of War