Every year the robots and satellites scientists have sent to Mars make discoveries that help us learn more about the Red ...

Marsquake data could tell us. News. By Rahul Rao published 21 June 2024 'If we listen to the marsquakes that are moving through the subsurface, if they pass through water, ...

Otherwise known as S1222a, this marsquake was assumed to have been caused by a meteoroid impact, so an international team of researchers immediately began searching for evidence of a fresh crater.

The strongest recorded Marsquake, which rattled for six hours in May 2022, left no visible traces on the Red Planet surface. Now, scientists think they know what caused it.

The researchers now believe that pent-up stress within the crust was released in May 2022, causing the record marsquake. S1222a (top) looks similar to impact-linked seismic events, ...

A giant seismic event on Mars—a “marsquake”—that shook the Red Planet last year had an unexpected source, surprising astrophysicists from around the world. They suspected a meteorite ...

Estimated to be a magnitude of 4.6, the quake was picked up in May last year by the seismometer deployed as part of the NASA Mars InSight mission.

The 4.7 magnitude earthquake, or marsquake, happened in May 2022 and lasted more than four hours, releasing five times more energy than any previously recorded quake.

NASA’s InSight has detected the strongest and longest quake on Mars so far. The event was five times more powerful than any previous marsquake, unleashing as much energy as all others combined.

NASA's InSight Lander detected a large marsquake, dubbed S1222a, on May 4 "This was definitely the biggest Marsquake that we have seen," the study lead says It allowed researchers to see seismic ...

The faint rumble characterized by JPL scientists as a likely marsquake, roughly equal to a 2.5 magnitude earthquake, was recorded on April 6 - the lander's 128th Martian day, or sol.

The meteor caused a “marsquake” last December that left behind a new crater 492 feet across and 70 feet deep. Scientists Just Solved a ‘Marsquake’ Mystery, Revealing Huge Chunks of ...