We have known for a while that the end was near for NASA’s Mars InSight lander, as the spacecraft’s power supply continued to dwindle from windblown dust accumulating on its solar panels. Now, it seems that day has come. The NASA InSight Twitter account's latest message revealed what might be the la
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