NASA's spacecraft is on Mars

NASA spacecraft has landed Mars to explore the interior of the planet.

Air management announced that Incraft congratulates the spacecraft on Monday, following a dangerous supersonic collapse through the Red Marsanian waters. Confirmation came through radio signals that took more than eight minutes to cross almost 100 million miles (160 million kilometers) between Mars and Earth.

There was no word immediately about whether the lander was in good order. NASA satellites around Mars will provide updates.

This is the eighth Marsa successful clearance since NASA in 1976. The un-armed, unarmed InSight will operate from the same fan for the next two years. He led less than 400 miles (600km) of NASA curiosity curiosity, which was until Monday was the youngest robot working in the town.