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      454. InSight launched toward Mars on May 5, 2018, aboard a @ulalaunch Atlas V-401 rocket, the same type used to launch the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter satellite back in 2005.pic.twitter.com/baYnNu10et

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      455. InSight landed in a part of Mars called Elysium Planitia. It's basically the Kansas of Mars.pic.twitter.com/jP7nMC4l1S

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    3. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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      456. It's important that InSight landed in a broad, flat area though! This is what was needed for the careful studies it's designed to make of the interior of Mars—in particular, a safe spot to deploy its 5-metre-long heat flow probe into the ground. (More on that later.)pic.twitter.com/fWEg9A5Ux7

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    4. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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      457. InSight has an Instrument Deployment Camera (IDC) used to monitor the deployment of its instruments. Some really creative naming going on here obviously. It can also take pictures of the landscape. There's lots to see; nothing to block the view...pic.twitter.com/ZYbg75yQaz

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    5. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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      458. When InSight first landed though, the view wasn't so clear. Dust and debris kicked up from the retrorockets during landing left crud on the lens cover. This was its first view on the surface of Mars, taken by its Instrument Context Camera (ICC).pic.twitter.com/iSfcGpby6X

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    6. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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      459. Landing on Mars is always a dust-lofting process, so the cameras are always equipped with protective dust covers. Unfortunately the Instrument Context Camera of InSight still had some crud on the lens after opening the dust cover. Here's the before and after view.pic.twitter.com/Aqrq1VYr65

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    7. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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      460. The camera dust covers on martian rovers/landers don't just protect the optics during landing. They're also useful during dust storms. It's one of the ways the rovers can batten down the hatches if a storm heads their way.pic.twitter.com/USv5qsLYGK

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    8. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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      461. Back to InSight: The views were much clearer w/the Instrument Deployment Camera (IDC). Unlike Curiosity, whose "selfie" cam is mounted at the end of its robotic arm, InSight's IDC is mounted on the elbow to be better able to capture the instrument deployments and arm motion.pic.twitter.com/qFa4Xk6F3I

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    9. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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      462. The first thing to be deployed onto the surface after InSight's landing was the seismometer. The process was pretty much like those machines at the mall where you try to grab a toy with a hook.pic.twitter.com/XgkWilyCox

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    10. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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      463. InSight's seismometer has a wind and thermal shield over it to help make sure any motion of the instrument from the weather or temperature changes won't be accidentally measured as a "marsquake."pic.twitter.com/KB9g0nj7QP

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      Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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      464. InSight's seismometer still picks up vibrations though, which were used to "hear" what the wind on Mars sounds like as it moved across the solar panels!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yT50Q_Zbf3s …

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          465. InSight was designed to hunt for "marsquakes" to help us understand if there is still geologic activity going on inside the Red Planet. Until very recently, it was thought that Mars was dead inside—no signs of volcanic activity, no magnetic field...pic.twitter.com/t4Ena8f5qx

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        3. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          466. ...but InSight has detected over 300 marsquakes so far! Some were as strong as magnitude 4, which would feel like a large truck driving by. Some of these have been traced back to a fracture-ridden area called the Cerberus Fossae.pic.twitter.com/LvlmmIG0rI

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        4. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          467. Cerberus Fossae may be one of the youngest fault zones on Mars, so tracing marsquakes back to here is a big deal because it suggests the area is still active! More info from @WeiPoints over on @NatGeo:https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/2019/12/first-active-fault-system-found-mars2/ …

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        5. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          468. Impact events (meteorites smashing into the surface of Mars) can be another source of marsquakes. They should be distinguishable from seismic activity *inside* of Mars however based on the frequency of the vibrations.pic.twitter.com/NhkAVGpiML

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        6. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          469. In addition to "hearing" the wind with its seismometer, InSight also picked up the sounds of martian winds with its air pressure sensor:https://mars.nasa.gov/resources/22204/sounds-from-insights-pressure-sensor-on-mars/ …

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        7. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          470. InSight's air pressure sensor is part of an instrument suite measuring the weather at its landing site in Elysium Planitia. You can check the weather there for yourself on a regular basis! https://mars.nasa.gov/insight/weather/ …pic.twitter.com/OIEUkkmKkL

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        8. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          471. The Curiosity rover also sends back regular weather updates thanks to its suite of atmospheric monitoring sensors: https://mars.nasa.gov/msl/spacecraft/instruments/rems/ …pic.twitter.com/FkrZ7KvpQ9

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        9. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          472. There's a nice dashboard of sorts on the revamped NASA Mars program website that gives you a snapshot of the recent weather, news, images, and current distance from the sun: https://mars.nasa.gov pic.twitter.com/On28iazKjw

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        10. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          473. Back to InSight again: The other main deployed instrument is called HP^3, the Heat Flow & Physical Properties Package. It's like a thermometer, designed to measure heat coming from the interior of Mars.pic.twitter.com/8BvBCmJTqb

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        11. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          474. InSight's heat flow probe was deployed in the same mall-stuffed-animal-crane way as the seismometer. Here's a view of the actual deployment from the lander's Instrument Deployment Camera + Instrument Context Camera.pic.twitter.com/cgYceFcBTC

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        12. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          475. The deployments make me think of Kirby...and for InSight's heat flow probe, things would later turn out to be just as frustrating.pic.twitter.com/QTDO6Api3h

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        13. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          476. @DwayneFuhlhage asked me to unscience the InSight diagram from #456 so here you go. ##unscienceaspacethingpic.twitter.com/eWp1kx3Bdu

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          Dr. Tanya Harrison je proslijedio/a tweet korisnika/ceDr. Tanya Harrison

          477. I unscienced the geography of Mars awhile back too:https://twitter.com/tanyaofmars/status/1091077134464892928?s=20 …

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          Dr. Tanya HarrisonOvjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars
          Let's try Martian Geography 101. #UnscienceASpaceThing pic.twitter.com/Hn5LLrZ2eH
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        15. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          478. Back to InSight's heat flow probe: It was designed to "burrow" down to about 5 metres deep into the ground using a self-hammering mechanism called the mole.pic.twitter.com/ZzbM7Ek2R0

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        16. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          479. For a really great graphical (and comical!) view of the goals of InSight and the mole, check out the brilliant full comic from @oatmeal here: https://theoatmeal.com/comics/insight pic.twitter.com/n6lfYdO6wN

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        17. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          480. Alas, InSight's mole got stuck only 30 cm down in its first attempt to burrow. 😢 Scientists & engineers worked to figure out why: Did it hit a boulder? An empty void in the dirt? Was the dirt just weird in an unexpected way? (This is what exploration is all about!)pic.twitter.com/sSYOGLbGGS

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        18. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          481. The lander engineers tried using InSight's arm to help get the mole going downward again. It seemed to be working at first...until Mars partially burped the probe back out. Like a cat at the vet, I guess Mars didn't want its temperature taken.pic.twitter.com/K2EaurF9qU

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        19. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          482. Strategizing on other ways to get the mole working again are still underway, but this process has taught us a lot! @NASA has a good Q&A about the probe here:https://mars.nasa.gov/news/8444/common-questions-about-insights-mole/ …

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        20. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          483. Another instrument aboard InSight is RISE—the Rotation & Interior Structure Experiment. It consists of a set of antennae on either side of the lander, precisely tracking its location each day. Why would we need this if it's a lander that's not going anywhere? Read on...pic.twitter.com/G3HwLM7rMM

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        21. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          484. By precisely measuring where InSight is, RISE tracks how much Mars "wobbles" in its orbit around the Sun. This in turn helps reveal info on the interior structure of Mars—the size of its core, and whether it's liquid (like ours) or solid. (Image: IPGP/David Ducros)pic.twitter.com/Q35KbxQANy

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        22. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          485. Two CubeSats hitched a ride to Mars with InSight, called MarCO. We talked about these earlier in this thread (see #299), but that was pre-launch. They ended up being successful in their mission acting as comms relays during InSight's landing—the 1st interplanetary CubeSats!pic.twitter.com/ZfPC82iAnw

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        23. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          486. The two MarCO (short for "Mars Cube One") satellites were nicknamed WALL-E and EVE. ❤️pic.twitter.com/iUkkX2xKwz

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        24. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          487. The MarCO CubeSats were equipped with tiny, commercial off-the-shelf cameras from @gumstix. They weren't part of the main goals of the mission, but returned some cool retro-looking images & showed these inexpensive cams could work in deep space!pic.twitter.com/pfyAtp4PHV

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        25. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          488. After flying past Mars during InSight's landing as planned, the MarCO CubeSats continued to operate for a little over a month before contact was lost (which was expected). They're now orbiting the Sun silently, but could wake up this summer if they get enough solar juice.pic.twitter.com/B8N0pskYck

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        26. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          489. And the cool thing about the MarCO sats? They're huggable-sized. Airplane carry-on sized. Corgi-sized. JUST LOOK HOW ADORABLY SMALL THEY ARE!pic.twitter.com/0KyNVZPLxJ

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        27. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 1. velj
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          490. InSight (+ MarCO) was NASA's first interplanetary mission to launch from Vandenberg in California, rather than Cape Canaveral. @DJSnM has a great @KSpaceAcademy-filled video on why this was the case:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5FIhHm47Cc …

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        28. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 2. velj
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          491. Let's pick this up again today with MAVEN: the Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution mission. This was the first mission designed to specifically study the martian atmosphere.pic.twitter.com/3iIpMY0KRg

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        29. Dr. Tanya Harrison‏Ovjeren akaunt @tanyaofmars 2. velj
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          492. Since it's made to study Mars' atmosphere, MAVEN is unique in that it doesn't have any specific surface-imaging cameras like every other satellite at Mars carries. Instead it has a UV imager, which helps water-ice and dust clouds stand out: https://mars.nasa.gov/news/nasas-maven-mission-gives-unprecedented-ultraviolet-view-of-mars/ …pic.twitter.com/EDAAllytAB

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          493. MAVEN launched to Mars on November 18, 2013—which I attended as part of an amazing #NASASocial and reporting for The Planetary Society. This was MAVEN on the pad the night before leaving Earth.pic.twitter.com/oHVIpdOkDg

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          494. Pics of spacecraft doing their thing in space are always cool. This is a MAVEN "selfie" with part of the spacecraft visible in front of Mars. The dark spot near the top is the giant Olympus Mons volcano.pic.twitter.com/GDixnhnp1g

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