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Sounds of Mars: NASA’s InSight Senses Martian Wind

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NASA has many uses for robots in space. One example of this is that they use it detect temperatures to see if the conditions on mars can eventually sustain life. Some challenges are getting equipment that will be effective on Mars. In my opinion, I think it is really interesting how they are testing and experimenting to see if Mars could one day be inhabited with life forms.

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the first time a spacecraft robotically placed a seismometer onto the surface of another planet.

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NASA's Insight seismometer deployed its wind and thermal shield to collect data.

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NASA's inSight lander set its heat probe on the martian surface.

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NASA's Curiosity Mars rover shows the vehicle on Vera Rubin Ridge in Gale crater on Mars.

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insight lander on mars by an artist

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Robots are used on Mars to collect research about whether life can be sustained on Mars or not.

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Scientists hope to someday use a robot like this to search for signs of life on icy bodies elsewhere in the solar system. For example, the underground oceans of Jupiter’s moon Europa or Saturn’s moon Enceladus.

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Why Do We Send Robots To Space? | NASA Space Place – NASA Science for Kids

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We can send robots to explore space without having to worry so much about their safety. Learn more!

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NASA tests robots for exploration in areas called analogs. Analogs are places where the environment is similar to locations like Mars or the moon, where a robot may be used.

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NASA tests robots for exploration in areas called analogs. Analogs are places where the environment is similar to locations like Mars or the moon, where a robot may be used. One NASA analog is in the Arizona desert. NASA robotics experts conduct field tests in the desert to assess new ideas for rovers, spacewalks and ground support. Some of these tests are conducted by a team called Desert RATS, which stands for Desert Research And Technology Studies.

What is it like to be part of a team that designs and tests robots? Find out and test your programming skills with "ROVER". Guide the robot over an analog of 12 terrain grids without consuming all of his battery power. Watch out for obstacles!

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NASA tests robots for exploration in areas called analogs. Analogs are places where the environment is similar to locations like Mars or the moon, where a robot may be used. One NASA analog is in the Arizona desert. NASA robotics experts conduct field tests in the desert to assess new ideas for rovers, spacewalks and ground support.