NASA InSight Mars Landing

[bluefirecorp_]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGD_YF64Nwk


Quite exciting!


Entry!!!! Both cube sats working!

Good parachutes as well! awesome!


TOUCHDOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


waiting for dust to settle before deploying solar panels. So exciting. Hopefully nothing was damaged in that nominal landing.


First image of mars from insight;

[DireWolfM14]

Very exciting, indeed.

The lander survived the 7 minutes of terror, and now it's time to start the months long process of deploying all the experimentation equipment.  The seismic and temperature data will be very insightful in helping us understand the development of rocky planets in our solar system.

Once again, humanity explores an alien planet with robotic surrogates.  

[BADecker]

Do you really think that the Insight landed?


Where On Earth Are NASA's Rovers Sending Pictures From? Devon Island, Canada


While we don't know for sure that NASA ISN'T sending spacecraft to Mars, we almost surely aren't seeing pictures from Mars:

There is an increasing number of people who believe that NASA's rovers never left the Earth in the first place, and the pictures they are allegedly sending back from Mars are taken in remote areas of our planet.

But if NASA's rovers are not on Mars, then where exactly are they?

First of all, evidence suggests that the pictures that we see on NASA's website are not even taken by the Curiosity and Opportunity rovers.

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We have been tricked into believing the myth that Mars is the "red planet" (even though all amateur telescope pictures show otherwise), so NASA is now only perpetuating the lie.



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Taking all of the above into consideration, it is now easier to understand why enthusiasts find so many inconsistencies and anomalies in NASA's pictures. Let's take the following picture for example:



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"You would really be forgiven for thinking that NASA was trying to pull a fast one on you and we actually put a rover out in the Mojave Desert and took a picture," Curiosity chief scientist John Grotzinger, of Caltech in Pasadena, told reporters. (Source) [emphasis added]

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NASA is a smokescreen for an advanced secret space program

"I scanned and looked for documents, I found an Excel spreadsheet which said, ‘Non-terrestrial officers’. It had ranks and names. It had tabs for ‘material transfer’ between ships. I took that to be, they must have a ships based in space – the names started with U.S.S."

So, basically, NASA's role is to keep us distracted with their fake pictures from Devon Island, while the big boys have already established human colonies on Mars and who knows on how many other planets.

[bluefirecorp_]

Keep the spam outta my thread; insight's not a fucking rover you dumbshit cunt.

Advertising your bullshit needs to be banned tbh. You shouldn't be allowed to advertise stupid ass sites in threads like this.

Creating backlinks; I might just report your site to google as FAKE NEWS and get it entirely delisted, because it's just a bunch of fake ass retarded shit posting.

Done; reported your stupid ass website to Google for buying advertising. can't wait until you're delisted entirely from google. Pretty much that's my standard operating procedure now.

I recommend everyone else reporting sites posted by BADecker to Google for "buying backlinks".

[coin8coin8]

Do you really think that the Insight landed?
>-Snip-<

Do you suspect that a well-known fact makes sense?
In the past, some people suspected that landed on the moon. Some people doubted Darwin’s theory of evolution. Some people doubted Einstein’s theory of relativity. This is not funny, just to win the eye.

Ignore those spammers, we just have to wait for any good news about Mars brought to us by Insight. 
I am looking forward to InSight to bring me more unknown about Mars. Just like Curiosity discovering the water on Mars, maybe this time Insight can find the microbes on Mars.

[rakokiller1]

Cool, another small step for humans.

[Ciscopro2000]

I hope Insight will give us more evidence of other life forms and whether Mars in inhabitable.  I believe in 2020 NASA will have a mission to bring back samples collected from Mars for further analysis.  Exciting times. 

[bluefirecorp_]

I hope Insight will give us more evidence of other life forms and whether Mars in inhabitable.  I believe in 2020 NASA will have a mission to bring back samples collected from Mars for further analysis.  Exciting times.  

Uhhh; where did you get your information? There's no way we're returning samples by 2020.

[kelz1]

Anyone who takes the trip is unlikely to come back, technology to take off from another planet without a take-off structure in place has not been created yet. They can barely land let alone return

[jacobkim]

Is this true?  If so, that’s exciting!!

[ATMD]

That is pretty cool! Space exploration is always exciting, thank you for providing the link to the Youtube video.

[raatnak]

I cant imagine how exciting it would be when first humans land at Mars.

[waterman]

Humans haven’t explore the solar system anymore not because It is a matter of technology because we have the technology to go to Mars and beyond but sadly is because is too expensive for now we can only see the Mars Series in Natgeo channel. (It is very cool I recommend it) Perhaps we need another cold war to re-launch the NASA.

[Eirecoin]

I believe that saying all this is fake is a huge disrespect to all the engineers, mathematicians, physicist, scientist and all the people who work really hard for the NASA and they made this possible. But I like the idea that we already have colonies in Mars and spaceships in space. Maybe those are the “Space Force” that was recently created by the government.