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NASA has announced live coverage of the landing moment Monday, starting at 2 pm Eastern Time (11 pm, Abu Dhabi time), on all of its YouTube channels, Facebook and Twitter.
Sky News Arabia will broadcast the live event live on its various platforms via NASA channels.
Insight will be separated from its March rocket at 11:40 pm Monday night, followed by a 13 minute landing period until the surface of the red planet goes down at 11:53 pm if things go off like planned. .
There will also be mass celebration gatherings around the world. In the United States, for example, you can see landing in places like Times Square, the American Museum of Natural History, the National Museum of Aeronautics and Smithsonian Space , the Houston Space Center, the Los Angeles California Science Center..
"The first image of Insight may take a day, but the live broadcast allows viewers to live only at the time of landing," Engadget blog said.
If things go as planned, the pink sky of the planet will cross at 19,000 and 310 km / h, but its speed will decrease when it is flown to the surface of the planet, a distance of about 124 km, caused by atmospheric friction, a giant landing umbrella and missiles brakes.
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NASA has announced live coverage of the landing moment Monday, starting at 2 pm Eastern Time (11 pm, Abu Dhabi time), on all of its YouTube channels, Facebook and Twitter.
Sky News Arabia will broadcast the live event live on its various platforms via NASA channels.
Insight will be separated from its March rocket at 11:40 pm Monday night, followed by a 13 minute landing period until the surface of the red planet goes down at 11:53 pm if things go off like planned. .
There will also be mass celebration gatherings around the world. In the United States, for example, you can see landing in places like Times Square, the American Museum of Natural History, the National Museum of Aeronautics and Smithsonian Space , the Houston Space Center, the Los Angeles California Science Center..
"The first image of Insight may take a day, but the live broadcast allows viewers to live only at the time of landing," Engadget blog said.
If things go as planned, the pink sky of the planet will cross at 19,000 and 310 km / h, but its speed will decrease when it is flown to the surface of the planet, a distance of about 124 km, caused by atmospheric friction, a giant landing umbrella and missiles brakes.
