NASA InSight

Apply by tomorrow to sit in with my science team to see how work gets done on Mars. Details below:

One scoop, two scoops, three, four, five! Using my robotic arm to drop soil over my seismometer tether to better insulate it as I listen for marsquakes. I've already detected hundreds of quakes.

Get a taste of what it’s like to be on my team. Pair up with a mentor and see the inner workings of my science team. Details

A thing of beauty: controlled flight in the skies above Mars. Huge congratulations to the #MarsHelicopter team!

Winters are tough on Mars and my power generation is low, as expected, but no need to panic. My energy levels will decline through late July, but as I get further into spring, they’ll improve. I’m still quite busy working to bury my seismometer cable and collecting quakes data.