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Concept of the artist. InSight's landing place, Elysium Planitia.Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech
InSight is a simple explanation of inappropriate target ship space, Now, a few hours after Mars Touchdown.
"We have the largest parking at Mars," says NASA.
"Smooth and flat" says Matt Golomb of Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena.
Indeed, it is monotonous, not mountainous, to go to the north of the Elysium Planitia-Marte equator; plain sandy, desperately plain.
"A place with large cliffs or craters," says Golomb. "They are not too steep, not too many rocks."
What NASA wants.
"Even though I never called it boring," said Golomb, geologist, who drives the mission landing area. "It's in the eye of the Dull observer."
Especially deep: Once opened, InSight has a length of five meters (about 16 feet), beneath the scary landscape.
They are immersed here or by far, and NASA can scare the subversions of Mars.
Image of a landslide, taking the Mars Odyssey orbit.Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech / ASU
Location of InSight landing location 373 kilometers from the Cursor Vehicle.Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech
For almost any vehicle, flat land is a reliable flooring. Obstructions are dangerous.
The earth is in a big rock, and InSight is a tendency to drill; It slopes up the hill and can be turned or tipped. It should be placed on a surface that can not handle the load: Martian dust is "very fluffy", says Golomb and the space ship "can effectively disappear."
That's why the touch space, whether dull or not, works. No one of the above statements is likely. & Nbsp;"This is the best place we found, "he says.
NASA looked for the website three and a half years ago. Using Mars Orbiters, scientists have systematically and accurately explained Elysium Planitia; 150 high resolution images were essential.
"We have very specific information,"Golombek said. & Nbsp;"We measured high mountains. Crater distribution. Rocks shadows You do not have a landing site ".
Now, the Insight team, with reasonable confidence, can identify anything that is more than one meter in size.
"That's something like your desk," says Golomb.
Still, Elysium Planitia does not offer any warranty.
"Once upon a time," he says, "then we know how we have done it".
Simulation: without touching InSight.Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech
Unlike Mars rovers, InSight is not walking. Instead, the probe remains.
The mission, literally high, reflects the inner mystery of Martian; In both nuclei, two deep instruments will enter into Mars.
A six-manometer, located in a sphere with a volleyball, will detect leakage, windstorms, meteors strikes and Marxism.
An automatic mechanical mole, connected to temperature sensors, will know how much he is planning to heat up& Nbsp;& Nbsp; inside.
Now a tough part.
As regards the point of view, rocks on the surface are as delicate as the rocks above.
Take the mole Martian tunnels through the soil. Small rocks four or five inches (it only shuts down small stones). It's not so fine, much larger, though sometimes the mole can handle the past maneuver.
But there is a limit. "It can not be hard and completely rocked," says Golomb. If the mole directly bumps with a flat flat, it stops.
Also terrifying–The Mole only kicks in the entry point, it has no limit.
"It's a time, and that's it," he says.
Still, NASA says it's 16 inches down (or more).
"This is a fairly high probability," predicts Golomb.
"But you never know for sure".
Concept of the artist. InSight Mars will analyze the structural structure: within the earth's crust, mantle and core.Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech
If InSight deciphered from Martian inside, scientists decipher at the beginning of the Martian history. The rocky planet has formed and it has evolved millions of millions. There are signs that reveal how life is occurring in the world or how nails are created.
These traces are lost in the Earth, a geologically dynamic place that has forsaken most of the past. But Marte has a lot more.
"Geology is all wrapped up," says Golomb.
Unwrap, & nbsp; Finally, we could understand the Earth's birth. Nothing about this.
"To Mission"The new podcast series for InSight Mars, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory-it's here.
Impression of the artist InSight Earth as Martian surface.Credit: NASA / GSCF
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Concept of the artist. InSight's landing place, Elysium Planitia.Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech
InSight is a reasonable description of the space ship's unfamiliar destination, now just a few minutes from Mars Touchdown.
"We have the largest parking at Mars," says NASA.
"Smooth and flat" says Matt Golomb of Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena.
Indeed, it is monotonous, not mountainous, to go to the north of the Elysium Planitia-Marte equator; plain sandy, desperately plain.
"A place with large cliffs or craters," says Golomb. "They are not too steep, not too many rocks."
What NASA wants.
"Even though I never called it boring," said Golomb, geologist, who drives the mission landing area. "It's in the eye of the Dull observer."
Especially deep: Once deployed, InSight is five meters, approximately 16 feet below the scary landscape.
They are immersed here or by far, and NASA can scare the subversions of Mars.
Image of a landslide, taking the Mars Odyssey orbit.Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech / ASU
Location of InSight landing location 373 kilometers from the Cursor Vehicle.Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech
For almost any vehicle, flat land is a reliable flooring. Obstructions are dangerous.
The earth is in a big rock, and InSight is a tendency to drill; It slopes up the hill and can be turned or tipped. It should be placed on a surface that can not handle the load: Martian dust is "very fluffy", says Golomb and the space ship "can effectively disappear."
That's why the touch space, whether dull or not, works. No one of the above statements is likely. "This is the best place we found, "he says.
NASA looked for the website three and a half years ago. Using Mars Orbiters, scientists have systematically and accurately explained Elysium Planitia; 150 high resolution images were essential.
"We have very specific information,"Golombek said. "We measured high mountains. Crater distribution. Rocks shadows You do not have a landing site ".
Now, the Insight team, with reasonable confidence, can identify anything that is more than one meter in size.
"That's something like your desk," says Golomb.
Still, Elysium Planitia does not offer any warranty.
"Once upon a time," he says, "then we know how we have done it".
Simulation: without touching InSight.Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech
Unlike Mars rovers, InSight is not walking. Instead, the probe remains.
The mission, literally high, reflects the inner mystery of Martian; In both nuclei, two deep instruments will enter into Mars.
A six-manometer, located in a sphere with a volleyball, will detect leaks, windstorms, meteors strikes and Marxism.
An automatic mechanical mole, connected to temperature sensors, will know how much he is planning to heat up& Nbsp; inside.
Now a tough part.
As regards the point of view, rocks on the surface are as delicate as the rocks above.
Take the mole Martian tunnels through the soil. Small rocks four or five inches (it only shuts down small stones). It's not so fine, much larger, though sometimes the mole can handle the past maneuver.
But there is a limit. "It can not be hard and completely rocked," says Golomb. If the mole directly bumps with a flat flat, it stops.
Also terrifying–The Mole only kicks in the entry point, it has no limit.
"It's a time, and that's it," he says.
Still, NASA says it's 16 inches down (or more).
"This is a fairly high probability," predicts Golomb.
"But you never know for sure".
Concept of the artist. InSight Mars will analyze the structural structure: within the earth's crust, mantle and core.Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech
If InSight deciphered from Martian inside, scientists decipher at the beginning of the Martian history. The rocky planet has formed and it has evolved millions of millions. There are signs that reveal how life is occurring in the world or how nails are created.
These traces are lost in the Earth, a geologically dynamic place that has forsaken most of the past. But Marte has a lot more.
"Geology is all wrapped up," says Golomb.
Disassemble, and finally we could understand the Earth's birth. Nothing about this.
"To Mission"InSight's launch of the NASS Jet Propulsion Laboratory, a new podcast series launched here.
Impression of the artist InSight Earth as Martian surface.Credit: NASA / GSCF
