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/PRNewswire/ -- As NASA continues plans for multiple commercial deliveries to the Moon's surface per year, the agency has selected three new scientific...

NASA lander determines Mars' crust resembles a three-layer cake Dan Avery For Dailymail.com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Data beamed back to Earth from NASA's InSight lander suggests Mars' crust is composed of three cake-like layers. Anchored near Mars' equator, the robotic lander's super-sensitive seismometer, known as SEIS, has recorded hundreds of 'marsquakes' in the past two years. Each quake emits two sets of seismic waves and analyzing the differences in how those waves move has allowed researchers to begin calculating the size and composition of the plane...

InSight scientists are finding new mysteries since the geophysics mission landed two years ago. PASADENA, Calif. (NASA PR) — NASA’s InSight spacecraft touched down Nov. 26, 2018, on Mars to study the planet’s deep interior. A little more than one Martian year later, the stationary lander has detected more than 480 quakes and collected the most comprehensive weather data of any surface mission sent to Mars. InSight’s probe, which has struggled to dig underground to take the planet’s temperature, has made progress, too. There was a time when the surfaces of Mars and Earth were very s...

NASA talks about three things learned from the Mars InSight mission Shane McGlaun - Dec 18, 2020, 5:01am CST NASA’s Mars InSight spacecraft landed on the surface of the Red Planet on November 26, 2018. The goal of the mission is to study the interior of Mars. A bit more than two years later, or a bit more than one Martian year, the lander and its science instruments have detected more than 480 quakes. NASA’s spacecraft also collected the most comprehensive weather data of any mission ever sent to Mars. While the probe has struggled to burrow into the tough Martian soil,...