Inside InSight - Ghanaian Engineer Works on Robotic Arms for Mars

NASA-JPL InSight engineer Ashitey Trebi-Ollennu builds robotic components for planetary exploration, a dream that began as a young child in Ghana.
Landing in November 2018, NASA's InSight will probe beneath the surface of Mars, study the planet's interior and shed light on how rocky planets - inside and outside our solar system - form.
Keep up with InSight at: mars.nasa.gov/...

[@worldweddingtv9608]

Keep lifting the flag of Ghana high

[@deadmanperipherals]

Why should he? Nationality and nationalism is irrelevant in the field of science. Those are primitive goals.

[@azeezbawumia6511]

There was no flag in that thing. Even the countries that sponsored the mission did not paste their flags on it.

[@azeezbawumia6511]

Insight is joint mission.
Most of the instruments were developed and built by various space agencies in Europe so it's a collaboration between Europe and USA.

[@eveyates4463]

Well done Ashitey and well done ghana.

[@nanasagoe]

Ghanaian needs your help, not money, but to teach us what you have in you.

[@childrenpraisegod1230]

Well done, congratulations, God Bless

[@ebenaskiatv6516]

Well done

[@johnanwoh]

Oh no.... finally the lie is catching up with us too?.... The green light here is that it's still not the Ghanaian Space agency

[@ShyBro]

green light? I don't think the engineer works for any Ghanaian Space Agency...

[@johnanwoh]

@@ShyBro thats the good news. at least its assuring that he does not work for GH. We cannot allow ourselves to be caught up in the space lie and all the "abidabidees"

[@azeezbawumia6511]

@@johnanwoh does Ghana have space agency?

[@johnanwoh]

@@azeezbawumia6511 I don't think we have a space agency in Ghana. That is the last thing we need as a country.... a cash siphoning black hole

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@@johnanwoh
Hihihi like who's money will they use to fund it.