Voice of Mars: NASA's InSight probe recorded sounds from the depths of the red planet

National Board of the USA on Aeronautics and space research (NASA) unveiled the amazing sounds coming from the depths of Mars. The data received from the interplanetary station InSight. Recall that the device landed on the red planet in late November of last year. InSight is a stationary platform, unable to move. The station is designed to study the internal structure and processes occurring in the bulk Martian soil. For this there are two instruments: seismometer SEIS (Seismic Experiment for Interior Structure) and HP (Heat Flow and Physical Properties Probe), designed to measure heat flow under the surface of the planet.