NASA reveals for the first time in history the living sounds of Mars

The sounds were picked up by the ultra-sensitive sensors of the NASA probe. "The sound of the wind on Mars reminds us to sit on the porch and hear the sound of the light wind one evening in the summer," said Don Banfield of Cornell University.

"The probe is like a flag fluttering in the wind, but the sound is like the wind from another world," said Thomas Pike, the mission's chief scientist. The American Vikeg 1 and Viking 2 probes captured the sound of the wind on Mars in 1976, but the recording was not of this quality and the waves were not audible at the ear human.

The American probe landed on Mars on November 26 and its equipment seems to work so well. Alta sent 48 photos of him and the landing site, and it seems easy to have rocks. The mission of Insight is to understand the composition of Martian soles, which allows us to understand how the rocky planets of the solar system were formed four and a half billion years ago, including the Earth.

This is the first time humans hear a sound from Mars. The wind speed on Mars is estimated at around 16-25 kilometers at the time.

(New Arab)