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NASA Is Launching Its Latest Mars Lander To Study 'Marsquakes'
NASA is slated to launch the latest Mars lander InSight on Saturday, May 4. The lander is designed to study marsquakes and help scientists learn more about the origins of rocky planets such as Earth and Mars.
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