NASA released the first Sephirous probe on Mars since March

The photo was taken using a built-in camera at the NASA camera / camera hand

. Experts from the US National Aeronautics Agency (NASA) have released the first sephi of the InSight probe, carried out on Mars.

The photo has been published by scientists. and the Twitter page of the space agency.

"The first sephi! I feel healthy, energetic and whole.I'm me on Mars," signed a photo of NASA collaborators.

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It should be noted that the photo was taken at the # 39; s help a built-in camera in the hand of the device. The device itself is the successor to the Phoenix Lander, which landed on Mars early December.

The ground, where the probe landed, devoid of large stones and hills, is perfectly suited to the research that the machine will have to carry. Photographs will help scientists choose the ground for drilling operations.

According to UNIAN, previous NASA specialists first published a recording of Martian wind noise. On December 1, the interplanetary automatic NASA InSight seismograph recorded fluctuations caused by the Martian wind. His speed ranged from 16 to 24 kilometers at the time.

The American InSight probe landed on Mars on November 26th. Launched in May, the probe is designed to study the deep layers of soil and seismic activity on Mars. The Mars InSight mission will study the planet's internal objects through seismic studies, the use of geodetic methods and heat transfer, NASA reports. The life of the device is calculated over at least two years. The cost of the mission is one billion dollars