InSight was a NASA lander mission designed to study the deep interior of Mars. Managed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) with contributions from European agencies, its primary goal was to understand the formation and evolution of rocky planets. The lander carried instruments like the Seismic Experiment for Interior Structure (SEIS) to measure marsquakes and a heat probe (HP3) to study the planet's internal heat flow. InSight's mission provided data about the planet's core, mantle, and crust, contributing to our understanding of the early formation of terrestrial planets.
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Funds managed by Stone Point Capital and Insight Partners completed the acquisition of CoreLogic.
CoreLogic has been acquired by funds managed by Stone Point Capital and Insight Partners for $80 per share in cash.
LeoLabs closed a $65,000,000 Series B financing round jointly led by Insight Partners and Velvet Sea Ventures.
With just over three years remaining to the 2024 goal, the GAO found that NASA lacks insight into the cost and schedules of some of its largest lunar programs because some programs have not established cost and schedule estimates or baselines.
Atlas V has supported GPS, SBIRS, and MUOS constellations and the Mars missions Curiosity, InSight, and Mars 2020.
BlackSky downlinked, processed, and analyzed BlackSky 7 images using the Spectra AI suite of AI/ML algorithms to detect objects of interest and establish the first insight milestone.
BlackSky downlinked, processed, and analyzed BlackSky 7’s first images using the Spectra AI suite of AI/ML algorithms to detect objects of interest and establish the first insight milestone.
NASA’s InSight lander is equipped to record the acoustic and seismic impact of several parts of the Mars 2020 rover’s EDL sequence but is not equipped to record the actual landing itself.
SharkSat successfully collected on-board data, providing insight into the health and functioning of its electronic components after departing the space station.
Project Insight was launched in October 2017 to track tax evaders through technology and to curb black money.
NASA deferred a decision on changing MRO’s orbit until after the landings of the InSight mission in November 2018 and Mars 2020 in February 2021.
Info360 Insight is currently available for beta testing with select customers, expected to publicly release in the first quarter of 2021.
Info360 Insight is the first solution being released as part of the Info360.com platform for real-time water lifecycle management.
Autodesk intends to give owners and operators greater insight into their completed projects through Autodesk Tandem.
Insight-driven applications currently generate slightly more revenue than the sale of imagery in the Earth Observation industry.
The Space and Missile Systems Center began a National Security Launch Architecture study in 2019 to gain deeper insight into the industry’s capabilities and planned investments.
On 2020-05-06, SpaceX was awarded an $8,900,000 contract modification that gives the U.S. Space Force direct insight into the inner workings of SpaceX’s commercial and civil space missions.
The contract provides the Space Force with engineering insight intended to enhance mission assurance for National Security Space launches using the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy launch vehicles.
InSight’s other instruments, including its seismometer, were operating well as of Bruce Banerdt’s 2020-04-17 briefing.
NASA’s fiscal year 2021 budget proposal included plans to end operations of the Mars Odyssey orbiter, which also serves as a communications relay for the InSight lander and the Curiosity rover.