Hey everyone,
The latest Mars probe is due to touch down on the red planet later today! InSight, short for Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport is designed to study the interior of Mars which will help with our understanding on how the planet was formed. The lander will also study tectonic activity and meteorite impacts that are currently happening on Mars!
You can read up on the details over on NASA's website which has tons of information about the lander and it's mission.
You can also watch a live stream of the landing from Mission Control which I've embedded below in case you wanted to watch. 
Let us know if you're planning to watch the landing live and what your overall thoughts on the mission are!
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Awesome. Hope the coverage is better than that Sean Penn TV show (The First) 
Should be @welshsteve76 
I'm interested to see if they actually have a feed from the probe or just show Mission Control.
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A feed from the lander would be awesome, but I doubt we'll see that 
Apparently it's supposed to take a landscape photo when it touches down which takes 30 minutes to reach mission control so around 8pm we/they should see the photo. We are told that less than 50% of landings are successful. Fingers crossed then.....
We will see O2 hastily erecting a 4G Mast I should think....
I'll just watch this thread. This will tell me all I need to know....
