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Slack.com slash DHQ. This is CBS Out In The World. I'm John Baxter with my colleague Bob Zimmerman.

We go to the surface of Mars first to tip a hack to insight what's happened Bob.

They have finally declared that the inside lander mission, which had a size mom at that

mission, is ended. For two consecutive scheduled communication sessions, they could not contact

the spacecraft. Its power levels were extremely low. They had expected this to happen in August.

They managed to get an extra six months of data out of it. But finally, the power levels

dropped so low that the things stopped working. Once it gets dead, the battery stopped

to free use and things were out of work anymore. They've got to continue to listen for for

about a week, but they basically have declared it dead. This mission was, I'd say, of mixed

success. It's launched two years late because the French size mom was having serious problems.

NASA took it away from the French and JPL built it. The German heat sensor, the digger, the

model of supposed to put that heat sensor into the ground, that failed entirely. Two main

instruments, only one work and that's a size mom at that. It produced a significant

data about the earthquakes on Mars. That's important. There's mixed results with this

mission, but it's now dead.

Now for the spectacular news, drum roll, perseverance to Zero Crater and the experiment, I believe,

is called Moxie Report Bob.

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