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Slack.com slash DHQ. This is CBS. I'm John Batsy with Bob Zimmerman, who keeps the website

behind the black. We're going to the surface of the planet Mars and the experiment that

long, long time ago was supposed to be DOA. But Bob, what of insight? What do we know right

now about its energy level? I had posted earlier last week at

the most recent energy levels and it was still operating, but they had a communications

session scheduled for December 18th. And insight did not respond from Earth. The power

levels have been declining. They already told us that if it misses two schedules,

a communication session in a row, they were going to declare it dead. It has now missed

one communication session. They have not said when the next one is, but it appears they

were communicating with this about once a week. And if that's the case, sometime in the

next week, if it does not respond to the next response, insight will be declared at

dead spacecraft. I suspect what happened in the week between contacts most dust settled

onto the solar panels and the power levels dropped again. And it just simply wasn't

something not sufficient to run the spacecraft and it shut down. And if it shuts down for

too long, this is what happened to opportunity. Everything freezes, the batteries die and

it just cannot turn that guy on. We go from insight, which never was a rover, to the

rover perseverance. And Bob has a projection of its path in Jazeera crater. Is there anything

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