Mars Monitor—Access seismic data from NASAs InSight Mission @IRISEarthquakeScience
Mars Monitor—Access seismic data from NASAs InSight Mission  @IRISEarthquakeScience
Uploaded May 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
www.iris.edu/insight
IRIS is an Educational Partner on the InSight Mission, with the goal of engaging students with seismic data from Mars. As the data is released, classrooms will be able to stream Martian seismic data using IRIS tools, allowing students to watch for marsquakes and meteorite impacts with us! Learn more at www.iris.edu/insight

Directed and narrated by Dr. Tammy Bravo, seismologist, IRIS
Edited by Jenda Johnson, geologist, Earth Sciences Animated
Animation clips & photos from NASA/JPL-Caltech
Funding from the National Science Foundation
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Mars Monitor—Access seismic data from NASA's InSight Mission

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