Turn up the earphones. You will hear a small sound familiar to our ears for about 10 seconds.
It is pure wind noise that has removed the mechanical noise of the ship
The next sound you hear is the same sound of wind, which is the original sound that was not removed when recording.
This is the first wind sound recorded by NASA’s exploration spacecraft from Mars far away in space.
NASA posted two 18-second audio files on its home page, describing it as “the actual sound of the wind that the mic on the exploration spacecraft captured from Mars and sent to us on Earth.”
NASA has also released vivid images of historic moments from the spacecraft’s landing on Mars.
This is the first time in human history that the moment an exploration spacecraft lands on Mars, just like an actual TV broadcast.
The entry, descent, and landing of an exploration spacecraft is the most difficult and dangerous during flight, so it is called ‘7 minutes of horror’, and the video that arrived at Earth this time contained about 3 minutes.
NASA Deputy Director Thomas Zuberken said, “This is the closest video to see the Mars landing without wearing a spacesuit.”
NASA has accumulated 23,000 images and 30 GB of data sent by exploration spacecraft during the landing of Mars’ atmosphere.
The exploration spacecraft Perservance, which landed on Mars on the 18th, is set to perform a mission to find traces of life on Mars billions of years ago, including collecting and storing Martian soil and rocks for the next two years.
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