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To track the planet’s spin rate, the study’s authors relied on one of InSight’s instruments: a radio transponder and antennas collectively called the Rotation and Interior Structure Experiment, or RISE.
Researchers from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory were involved in the study. They are unsure what is causing this speeding up of the Mars' rotation.
Back in 2018 the American space agency sent over to Mars a piece of technology it calls Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and H...
The days on Mars are getting shorter and it's because the Red Planet is spinning faster than ever, according to Nasa astronomers.
Data collected by the InSight Lander on Mars before its untimely demise this past December may have revealed some of the planet’s curious behavior. Scientists studying Mars recently revealed that the planet’s rotation may be increasing while its core is causing it to wobble.