On December 25, 2003, the ESA's Mars Express (European Space Agency) entered orbit around the Red Planet. The spacecraft began to back the first images from orbit using the stereoscopic high-resolution camera just two weeks later, during the fifteen years of history has captured thousands of images covering the planet. This video collection showcases some of the amazing scenes of this long shipping. From the stunning horizontal views to the nearby details filled by ice dunes and craters, and polar ice and caves in ancient volcanoes and canyons precipitated, the Mars Express has detected billion years of geologic history and evolution.