SEIS seismometer

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The SEIS seismometer is a highly sensitive French-built seismic instrument on NASA’s InSight mission designed to detect and measure marsquakes and other subsurface vibrations on Mars.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf scientific instrument
seismometer
spacecraft payload
acronym SEIS NERFINISHED
builtBy French industrial partners
French space agency CNES NERFINISHED
dataUsedFor geophysical studies
planetary interior modeling
seismology of Mars
deployedOnSurfaceOf Mars NERFINISHED
deploymentMethod robotic arm of InSight lander
designedToMeasure ground motion
marsquakes
meteorite impacts on Mars
subsurface vibrations on Mars
fullName Seismic Experiment for Interior Structure NERFINISHED
hasComponent Short Period sensors
Very Broad Band sensors
levelling system
thermal insulation
vacuum enclosure
wind and thermal shield
hostLander InSight lander NERFINISHED
hostMissionType Mars lander mission
internationalContribution France NERFINISHED
Germany NERFINISHED
Switzerland NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
landedOnMarsYear 2018
missionLaunchYear 2018
missionType geophysical investigation
operatedBy CNES NERFINISHED
operatedInCollaborationWith NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory NERFINISHED
operatingEnvironment Martian surface
partOfMission NASA InSight mission NERFINISHED
primaryPurpose detect marsquakes
measure seismic activity on Mars
study interior structure of Mars
primaryScienceTarget Mars NERFINISHED
scienceObjective characterize Martian mantle structure
constrain size and state of Martian core
determine thickness of Martian crust
measure impact rate on Mars
measure tectonic activity on Mars
sensitivity very high
spaceAgency NASA
targetBody Mars NERFINISHED

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InSight Mars lander instrument SEIS seismometer