The InSight lander's final selfie, taken on April 24, 2022. Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech. ... investigated Mars' liquid core, and helped researchers map the planet's interior geology.

NASA launches InSight spacecraft to Mars 00:36. In a first for the West Coast, an Atlas 5 rocket boosted a robotic Mars lander into space Saturday, the first step in a six-and-a-half month voyage ...

NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter photographed the InSight lander, as well as the hardware that helped the stationary robot ace its Nov. 26 touchdown on the equatorial plain known as Elysium ...

NASA's Mars InSight lander has an awful lot of science to do once it touches down on Nov. 26. Skip to main content. ... the team hopes to be able to map layers within Mars, ...

The InSight lander will make the trip to Mars nestled in a protective aeroshell, bottom, with a state-of-the-art heat shield, top, to protect it from the fiery heat of atmospheric entry. NASA ...

NASA's $813 million InSight mission is coming to an early end on Mars. InSight's power supply has dwindled as layers of dust have settled on its solar panels and stuck there. Today, it produces ...

NASA has released several stunning new images of Mars captured by the InSight lander's robotic arm as it snapped a photos of its new workspace. The government space agency shared the photos to ...

“InSight is kind of like the first telescope looking into the interior of the planet,” says Michael Meyer, lead scientist of NASA’s Mars Exploration Program at the agency’s headquarters.

It’s been known for some time that NASA’s InSight Lander was coming to the end of its operations on Mars after four years of service. And it looks as if its final communication with Earth has ...

NASA's InSight spacecraft will touchdown on the surface of Mars on November 26. The lander was launched from the Vandenberg Air Force Base on the central coast of California on May 5, 2018 and has ...

NASA officials announced in a press conference today that the InSight lander on Mars will likely stop operating at the end of 2022, following three years of scientific work on the surface of the ...

The InSight lander, which has spent over four years carrying out science on the Martian surface, may have finally died due to a lack of solar power. A NASA JPL update published late yesterday said ...