Next NASA mission will go deep under the surface of Mars

by Laura Domela

Right after Curiosity’s success, NASA has announced a new Mars mission called InSight. It will be a spacecraft designed to get deep under the surface of Mars and find some its hidden secrets. It will launch in 2014.

InSight—which conveniently stands for Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport—will carry various instruments, but its main tool will be HP3, which standard for Heat Flow and Physical Properties Package.
via Gizmodo

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Next NASA mission will go deep under the surface of Mars

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