The InSight Mars lander touched the surface of Mars for the first time on November 26, 2018. In the course of the nearly four-year mission, NASA finally discovered what scientists had been looking for on Mars for so long.
But what is it that researchers have wanted to know about Mars for so long? And what will this discovery change now?
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Click Bait!! …
What’s crazy is they still haven’t found Uranus, but they are looking
You think that what would be considered a serious YouTube channel will not resort to cheap clickbait to attract viewers, the quality of content should be more than enough however it is not.
I think I will unsubscribe
I'm done with this clickbait channel
Very disappointing channel. Bye bye!!
On the solar panels they need something like a windshield wipers to turn on for a few seconds to get rid of the dust.
thanks for the clip bait.
Has Jimmie Hoffa been seen on Mars?
Big waste of monies
JUST TELL US WHAT THEY FOUND..I DONT WANT A 12 MIN POINTLESS VID!! CLICKBAIT!!!
Insight lander report was wonderful. Slowly we human are getting more and more useful information about Mars. Finding very little useful Information from massive un useful information is okay considering the cost of a particular lander. Understanding the effort required to obtain useful information from space regardless of the ration to un useful information is a no brained. We seek knowledge, and knowledge is vital to understand the gifts that space holds for us.
This is ridiculous, 12 minutes of fluff.
How did mars ever have water if it never had a magnetic core and was always bombarded by radiation .it would never have formed in the first place
Speak English too.
Put a air cannon on there or a brush to clean the darn solar panels…Sheeeeshs
so as humanity we have to ask refund for the fail that we pay
Too bad that the song of Mars couldn't have been written by Neil Peart.
Just another lackluster science experiment … Well, except for the fact that it was optimistically expected to do 2 years bit delivered 4 years of cutting edge science for FOUR YEARS!
Pioneer 10 lasted 30 years with mission end in 2003.
Voyager 1&2 are still sending valuable scientific data FORTY FIVE YEARS AFTER LAUNCH!
I hope you detected the mock sarcasm in the first sentence of my little screed.
CONCLUSION : Mars has just as much intelligent life as Washington, DC.
tons, miles per hour, degrees Fahrenheit, and clickbait to boot
old news
This video sicks
Nothing is permanent! Everything has a life. The Mars’ magnetic field has depleted over time and thus a planet which had life once is now just an object of curiosity and subject for research.
There is water on Mars
The Insight Lander already has the means to clean most of the solar panels by itself. I think if a simple command was sent to the lander to fold the solar panels, it would allow the dust to fall off. The panels would not have to be folded completely and then reopened. The panels would be clean enough to generate some power. It would take several moves, but the bottom line would be the panels could start charging again. The program could be used as many times as needed. Just my thoughts.
let's go
dont know the scale of size,it could clean all asteroids and dwarf with no effect.
Old Self Prizing stories of NASA
The insight lander was successful at collecting data, that we could not collect for ourselves. The Lander protected humans for the harsh Mars environment
Waste of money!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If Mars had an atmosphere & water & life like earth, where are the fossils?
There's nothing on Mars except rocks and multi million dollar equipment just to study Mars
Well… trying to fish salmon in Iceland in september, the martian weather does not seem so harsh. But the fish bite down here. Probably never have or ever will on Mars. Just ask Jimmy Hoffa.
And so girls and boys everyone lived happily ever after
no it never was like earth an it never will be like earth .an will never live on Mars