NASA InSight lander takes final ‘selfie’ before storing its robotic arm permanently
Last week NASA announced the Martian InSight lander’s mission would conclude by the end of this year due to low power. One of the first steps to get the lander ready for that will be placing the arm into its final resting position. So today, NASA shared InSight’s final selfie using the arm’s camera. more… The post NASA InSight lander takes final ‘selfie’ before storing its robotic arm permanently appeared first on Space Explored.
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