Live - Mars Rover Landing on the 18th

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       The InSight landerā€™s job is to detect these quakes with its seismometer, which itā€™s been doing since February 2019. The instrument provides scientists with extremely rich seismic data on two phenomena in particular: the P-waves and S-waves that marsquakes produce. ā€œP-waves are compressional waves, like sound in air, and they are the fastest waves that we see moving through any planetary body,ā€ says University of Cologne seismologist Brigitte Knapmeyer-Endrun, lead author on the paper that modeled Marsā€™ crust. ā€œAnd then we have the secondary waves, the S-waves, the shear waves. The motion is more like if you pluck a string on a guitar and it swings.ā€