NASA’s InSight lander detects largest ‘marsquake’ yet on Red P | Great Space
NASA’s InSight lander detects largest ‘marsquake’ yet on Red Planet The detection comes as InSight slowly gathers dust
NASA’s beleaguered InSight lander on Mars has detected a magnitude 5 “marsquake” — the largest one the spacecraft has felt yet since landing on the planet in November of 2018. It’s a major moment that comes during a fraught time for InSight, as the spacecraft’s solar panels continue to gather dust that will eventually bring an end to the vehicle’s life on Mars.
