The InSight probe is the first geophysical station conceived to allow the study of the structure and the internal composition of the planet Mars.

The InSight probe is the first geophysical station conceived to allow the study of the structure and the internal composition of the planet Mars.

InSight aims to study the internal structure of Mars, through the deployment on its surface of a geophysical station embedded in a fixed lander.

It’s this loss of mass researchers were able to measure using a superconducting gravimeter at the Membach geophysical station, near Eupen, in eastern Belgium.

The InSight probe is the first geophysical station conceived to allow the study of the structure and the internal composition of the planet Mars.

It’s this loss of mass researchers were able to measure using a superconducting gravimeter at the Membach geophysical station, near Eupen, in eastern Belgium.

InSight aims to study the internal structure of Mars, through the deployment on its surface of a geophysical station embedded in a fixed lander.

Geophysical station to measure underground electric resistivity and/or chargeability (IP) changes in depth using 4 electrodes (AMNB) and direct current.

InSight aims to study the internal structure of Mars, through the deployment on its surface of a geophysical station embedded in a fixed lander.

InSight aims to study the internal structure of Mars, through the deployment on its surface of a geophysical station embedded in a fixed lander.

The InSight probe is the first geophysical station conceived to allow the study of the structure and the internal composition of the planet Mars.

It’s this loss of mass researchers were able to measure using a superconducting gravimeter at the Membach geophysical station, near Eupen, in eastern Belgium.

Ganymede is the only one of the satellites with a permanent base on it; there's an observatory and a geophysical station with a staff of about fifty scientists.

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory's InSight mission1 aims to fill this gap by setting up the very first geophysical station on Mars.

C. Poher was able to show a statistical correlation between UFO in France and the vertical component of the geomagnetic field as recorded at the Chambon-La-Foret Geophysical Station.