It’s the end of the road for NASA’s Mars vehicle InSight

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Its the end of the road for NASAs Mars vehicle


United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA developed by Anthem middleman InSight to the end reached.

NASA signed Anthem middleman InSight, nearly four years ago, it had finished its 480 million-kilometer journey and landed on the Red Planet without any problems. After landing, it immediately sends a selfie, which makes a sound InSight, It has been going on since it landed in scientific studies, but this adventure unfortunately came to an end. Last week, the vehicle’s solar panels were covered with dust due to the storm and therefore of InSight It was informed that his power could run out at any moment. If recently of InSight The following emotional post was made on his Twitter account. Here, it was quoted as if coming from InSight: “My power is really low, so this might be the last photo I can post. Don’t worry about me though, my time here has been productive and quiet. Thanks for staying with me.” Today, it has been announced by NASA that the connection with the vehicle has been clearly lost, that is, the vehicle’s power has run out.

NASA explained exactly this for development:After more than four years, 1,300 Martian earthquakes, and countless scientific discoveries, our NASA InSight lander has come to the end of its mission. InSight may be retiring, but its legacy and its findings from the depths of Mars will live on.”

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To explain briefly for those who do not know, this spacecraft focuses on the in-depth study of Mars. Spacecraft, especially an advanced seismometer stands out with. With an arm in the vehicle Anthem placed on the surface seismometerof Mars continuously records ground movements. InSight, this is what we’re talking about seismometer in the past months using detected a Mars earthquake but it was too small. NASA later He announced that they had recorded an earthquake with a magnitude of 4.2. If a small earthquake recorded here with a full 90 minutes was surprised.

Last week, “S1222acalled ” 4.7 magnitude An earthquake was recorded and according to the data obtained from the shaking, It took more than 4 hours. The duration of S1222a was more than double the previous longest and mediated the first record to send seismic waves rippling across the entire Martian surface. While most Martian earthquakes have been found to send high- or low-frequency surface waves, both types have been detected simultaneously, for the first time with the latest earthquake.



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