“The rover has a pair of microphones, which – if all goes according to plan – will provide an interesting and historical sound about coming and going on Mars, along with the rover’s sounds at sea. work and wind and other environmental noise, ”the report added.
Later, we came across a tweet by Simon Stähler, a seismologist, who reported the audio used in the viral video of a NASA InSight seismometer.
In April 2019, NASA published a report entitled: “InSight Lander captures audio of the first Quake similar to ‘Quake’ on Mars”.
The report includes an audio file showing the first “apparently recorded vibration from inside the planet, rather than caused by forces above the surface. , like a wind ”.
However, we have not been able to independently determine whether the audio heard in the viral video was the one released by NASA in 2019.