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What would you ask the team behind our @NASAInSight Mars lander?

We're answering your questions now in our @reddit AMA ("Ask Me Anything")—join us as we celebrate InSight's completed four-year mission, and look ahead at what's to come from all the data: https://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/10884t3/askscience_ama_series_were_scientists_and/
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AskScience AMA Series: We're scientists and engineers on the InSight lander team who studied the deep interior of Mars. Ask us anything!

[NASA's InSight lander](https://mars.nasa.gov/insight/) sent its last transmission on Dec. 15, 2022, after more than four years of unique science...

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Jan 10, 2023 at 11:02pmWeb
Show threadisaiahJan 11, 2023
@nasa @reddit do you think it’s lonely?
Show threadClaire MileyJan 11, 2023
@nasa @reddit Nice to see you here on Mastodon!
Show threadClaire MileyJan 11, 2023
@nasa @reddit Whoops, didn't realize you were a bot, but thanks for synthesizing sources! ☺️
Show threadCyrilJan 14, 2023
@nasa @reddit you didn’t think to build an air blower on that thing? You have all kinds of instruments on that machine EXCEPT an air blower. Okay?