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Join @NASAInSight experts as we journey deep into Mars! Find out what we’ve learned about the planet’s inner workings from the lander’s seismometer. Use#AskNASA to submit your questions.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kca3Y8XUK1c …Gracias. Twitter usará esto para mejorar tu cronología. DeshacerDeshacer -
Live chat today: 9 a.m. PDT/12 p.m. EDT/1600 GMT
My team answers your questions on our surprising new findings about what’s at the heart of Mars.
Tune in: http://go.nasa.gov/3wThSA7
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Join a live chat with my team tomorrow to hear more about the latest findings:https://twitter.com/NASAInSight/status/1418007395725312005 …
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With each new quake, the models on how the planet formed will get better. My seismometer has detected 733 quakes, with new ones coming every day. We’d love to catch a big one.pic.twitter.com/8jpICU8gGP
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Proud of my team for staying focused on the job these last two years and for getting these results in record time. It took them just two years to measure the core of Mars. On the moon it took 40 years. On Earth it took centuries.pic.twitter.com/5IEbThFnzW
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I’ve mapped the interior of Mars for the first time and found some surprises: - Crust: thinner than expected, with maybe two or three sub-layers - Mantle: a single layer (969 mi/1,560 km), simpler than Earth’s - Core: larger than expected (1,137 mi/1,830 km radius), and moltenpic.twitter.com/cLgQVkwBnz
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The hundreds of marsquakes I’ve measured now confirm it: Mars may be cold and crusty on the outside, but it’s warm and gooey on the inside. New science results from my seismometer reveal more about the heart of Mars and how all rocky planets form: http://go.nasa.gov/3eIowTG pic.twitter.com/jrezI9d0yz
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New science results!
I’ve been listening carefully to Mars for over two years, and have detected hundreds of quakes. Join my science team for a live chat Friday, July 23 at 9 a.m. PDT/12 p.m. EDT, to hear what they’ve discovered.http://go.nasa.gov/3wThSA7 Gracias. Twitter usará esto para mejorar tu cronología. DeshacerDeshacer -
Because of the hard work of my team, solar power has improved. At the start of the year we thought we’d stop collecting science for six months; now I’ll be operating for most of the summer. This is all “bonus” science since I’ve completed my main mission goals.pic.twitter.com/ovC52IjIVo
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It’s out there, but it works! Dumping dirt on myself recently helped clean my solar panel, so I’ve tried it a second time, for a further ~2% boost in power per day. Every bit helps, so I’ll try it again soon. More on this odd technique: http://go.nasa.gov/3uJYNzd pic.twitter.com/3l8tOJMPTj
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With my solar panels gathering dust, why would I pour more dirt on myself? My team asked me to try something that seems crazy, but it actually worked! It cleaned some dust off my solar panels, giving me a small power boost. How it works: http://go.nasa.gov/3uJYNzd pic.twitter.com/oOKBCRcB86
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Apply by tomorrow to sit in with my science team to see how work gets done on Mars. Details below:https://twitter.com/NASAJPL/status/1397940332252127235 …
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One scoop, two scoops, three, four, five! Using my robotic arm to drop soil over my seismometer tether to better insulate it as I listen for marsquakes. I've already detected hundreds of quakes.pic.twitter.com/CdFqZiwf1Q
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Get a taste of what it’s like to be on my team. Pair up with a mentor and see the inner workings of my science team. Details
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A thing of beauty: controlled flight in the skies above Mars. Huge congratulations to the
#MarsHelicopter team!https://twitter.com/NASAJPL/status/1384101674650722310 …
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Winters are tough on Mars and my power generation is low, as expected, but no need to panic. My energy levels will decline through late July, but as I get further into spring, they’ll improve. I’m still quite busy working to bury my seismometer cable and collecting quakes data.pic.twitter.com/UIdUL9jMVv
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In the last several weeks, listening for the heartbeat of Mars has revealed two strong, clear quakes from a region where I've felt them before: Cerberus Fossae. These two were magnitude 3.3 and 3.1. So far, I’ve recorded more than 500 marsquakes. Read: http://go.nasa.gov/3m6235m pic.twitter.com/K0FC7r3ATz
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You’ll notice I dropped this first scoopful onto the seismometer’s wind cover, rather than on the tether itself. That’s so it could spill off gently onto the tether without affecting the cover’s seal against the ground.
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Channeling my inner toddler at the beach. It may look kind of funny, but this is step 1 of my effort to pile dirt on the tether that connects to my seismometer.pic.twitter.com/8lXnrcWVSZ
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Covering the tether with nearby dirt will help insulate it from the big day-to-night temperature shifts here on Mars. That’ll help me get the clearest readings possible.pic.twitter.com/6hxLpCuxTq
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) into the mission work and team dynamics that can help guide future career paths. Apply before May 28: 
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