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NASA's InSight Takes A Selfie On Mars

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According to Business Insider, "NASA's InSight lander has taken its first selfie on Mars. The selfie, released on Tuesday..., is made up of 11 images that were stitched together. The resulting photo shows InSight's solar panels and deck, along with the scientific instruments on top of the deck, and the lander's weather sensor." November 26th, marks the day that InSight land on Mars.

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