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Water 20 km Below Mars Surface? What Study Shows And What It Means
Water is considered essential for life, and geological studies show the planet's surface had lakes, rivers and oceans more than 3 billion years ago.
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NASA Formally Retires Mars InSight Lander 4 Years After Its Arrival on Red Planet
NASA has formally retired its Mars InSight lander, the first robotic probe specially designed to study the deep interior of a distant world, four years after it arrived on the surface of the red planet, the US space agency announced on Wednesday. Mission controllers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) near Los Angeles determined the mission ...
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NASA Retires InSight Lander After 4 Years On Mars
NASA said farewell on Wednesday to the InSight lander that spent four years probing the interior of Mars.
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NASA's InSight Lander Captures Stunning View of Sunrise on Mars
NASA's InSight Mars lander captured a stunning view of a sunrise on the Red Planet, giving space enthusiasts an idea of what watching the run rise on Mars could look like. InSight is NASA's first mission to study the interior of Mars — its crust, mantle, and core — in depth and has completed its mission of spending one Martian year on the plane...
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NASA Mars InSight Lander, Meant to Study Planet's Interior, Launches From California
The NASA Mars InSight probe lifted off from the central California coast at 4:05am PDT (3:35pm IST).
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To Detect 'Marsquakes', NASA Spacecraft Set For Rare California Launch
After decades exploring the surface of Mars, NASA is set for the weekend launch of its first robotic lander dedicated to studying the red planet's deep interior, with instruments to detect planetary seismic rumblings never measured anywhere but Earth.
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NASA Cancels Launch Of Next Mars Probe Due To Instrument Leak
A US science satellite slated to launch to Mars in March has been grounded due to a leak in a key research instrument, NASA said on Tuesday, creating uncertainty about the future of a widely anticipated effort to study the interior of the planet.
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Nasa's InSight Mars Lander to Probe Planet's History
After 6.5 months in transit, the craft will attempt a landing in the southern Elysium region of the Red Planet in September 2016.
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Water 20 km Below Mars Surface? What Study Shows And What It Means
Water is considered essential for life, and geological studies show the planet's surface had lakes, rivers and oceans more than 3 billion years ago.
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NASA Formally Retires Mars InSight Lander 4 Years After Its Arrival on Red Planet
NASA has formally retired its Mars InSight lander, the first robotic probe specially designed to study the deep interior of a distant world, four years after it arrived on the surface of the red planet, the US space agency announced on Wednesday. Mission controllers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) near Los Angeles determined the mission ...
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NASA Retires InSight Lander After 4 Years On Mars
NASA said farewell on Wednesday to the InSight lander that spent four years probing the interior of Mars.
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NASA's InSight Lander Captures Stunning View of Sunrise on Mars
NASA's InSight Mars lander captured a stunning view of a sunrise on the Red Planet, giving space enthusiasts an idea of what watching the run rise on Mars could look like. InSight is NASA's first mission to study the interior of Mars — its crust, mantle, and core — in depth and has completed its mission of spending one Martian year on the plane...
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NASA Mars InSight Lander, Meant to Study Planet's Interior, Launches From California
The NASA Mars InSight probe lifted off from the central California coast at 4:05am PDT (3:35pm IST).
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To Detect 'Marsquakes', NASA Spacecraft Set For Rare California Launch
After decades exploring the surface of Mars, NASA is set for the weekend launch of its first robotic lander dedicated to studying the red planet's deep interior, with instruments to detect planetary seismic rumblings never measured anywhere but Earth.
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NASA Cancels Launch Of Next Mars Probe Due To Instrument Leak
A US science satellite slated to launch to Mars in March has been grounded due to a leak in a key research instrument, NASA said on Tuesday, creating uncertainty about the future of a widely anticipated effort to study the interior of the planet.
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Nasa's InSight Mars Lander to Probe Planet's History
After 6.5 months in transit, the craft will attempt a landing in the southern Elysium region of the Red Planet in September 2016.
