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Nasa’s Insight mission to Mars explained
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Discover the Insight robotic lander, a high-technology spacecraft. It will be exploring Mars during the next few years.
The Insight mission (source:rtl.fr)
The Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport (InSight) was made by LockheedMartin. It is a lander, with different payload instruments. It was launched on 5 May 2018 and landed on Mars on 26 November 2018. The InSight station is equipped with two main instruments designed in Europe: the SEIS broadband seismometer and the HP3 thermometer, whose probe will descend to a depth of 5 meters to measure the heat flow that escapes from the planet. Thanks to them, scientists hope to finally be able to determine whether Mars' nucleus is solid or liquid and understand why it does not have an active tectonic like on Earth or how the planet has lost its magnetic field.
At first glance, an aircraft with its huge engines consumes more than a car. To fight pollution, one of the demands of yellow vests is the application of a tax on kerosene, aircraft fuel. However, in reality, airplanes consume as much or even less fuel than small city cars! Here is why.... A Shell truck next to an aircraft (source:Shell Ouest)
Raytheon and United Technologies announced their intention to merge on June 9, 2019, in order to pool their expertise in their respective fields. The two giants of defence and aeronautics will constitute one of the largest groups in the sector. Raytheon alone has a total revenue of 27 billion dollars. The two company create a giant (credits:AFP/Getty Images)
On Sunday, May 5, 2019, images of a plane landing in fire in Moscow are seen all over the world. The aircraft is an SSJ100 owned by the Russian airline Aeroflot. Later, the media will report a death toll of 41. Thanks to several elements revealed, including ADS-B data, the causes of this crash seem to be becoming clearer. The SU1492 crash
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