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Browsing National Air and Space Museum by Author "Williams, Nathan"

Browsing National Air and Space Museum by Author "Williams, Nathan"

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  • Degradation of Homestead Hollow at the Insight Landing Site Based on the Distribution and Properties of Local Deposits 
    Grant, John A.; Warner, Nicholas H.; Weitz, Catherine M.; Golombek, Matthew P.; Wilson, Sharon A.; Baker, Mariah; Hauber, Ernst; Ansan, Veronique; Charalambous, Constantinos; Williams, Nathan; Calef, Fred; Pike, W. T.; DeMott, Alyssa; Kopp, Megan; Lethcoe, Heather; Banks, Maria E. (2020)
    The InSight mission landed its scientific payload in Homestead hollow, a quasi-circular depression interpreted to be a highly degraded impact crater that is 27 m in diameter. The original pristine crater formed in a ...
  • Location and Setting of the Mars InSight Lander, Instruments and Landing Site 
    Golombek, Matthew; Williams, Nathan; Warner, N. H.; Parker, Timothy; Williams, M. G.; Daubar, Ingrid; Calef, Fred; Grant, John; Bailey, P.; Abarca, H.; Deen, Robert; Ruoff, N.; Maki, Justin; McEwen, Alfred; Baugh, Nicole; Block, Kristin; Tamppari, Leslie; Call, J.; Ladewig, J.; Stoltz, A.; Weems, W. A.; Mora-Sotomayor, L.; Torres, J.; Johnson, M.; Kennedy, T.; Sklyanskiy, E. (2020)
    Knowing precisely where a spacecraft lands on Mars is important for understanding the regional and local context, setting, and the offset between the inertial and cartographic frames. For the InSight spacecraft, the payload ...
  • Soil Thermophysical Properties near the InSight Lander Derived from 50 Sols of Radiometer Measurements 
    Piqueux, Sylvain; Müller, Nils; Grott, Matthias; Siegler, Matthew; Millour, Ehouarn; Forget, Francois; Lemmon, Mark; Golombek, Matthew; Williams, Nathan; Grant, John; Warner, Nicholas; Ansan, Veronique; Daubar, Ingrid; Knollenberg, J. örg; Maki, Justin; Spiga, Aymeric; Banfield, Don; Spohn, Tilman; Smrekar, Susan; Banerdt, Bruce (2021)
    Measurements from the InSight lander radiometer acquired after landing are used to characterize the thermophysical properties of the martian soil in Homestead hollow. This dataset is unique as it stems from a high measurement ...

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