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Home Students at Clinton Prairie Elementary School in Frankfort, Indiana, display their “boarding passes” for Mars. Their names are among the 2.4 million that will ride aboard NASA’s InSight lander, bound for the Red Planet in 2018. (Kreg Stockberger) Students at Clinton Prairie Elementary School in Frankfort, Indiana, display their "boarding passes" for Mars. Their names are among the 2.4 million that will ride aboard NASA's InSight lander, bound for the Red Planet in 2018. (Kreg Stockberger)

Students at Clinton Prairie Elementary School in Frankfort, Indiana, display their “boarding passes” for Mars. Their names are among the 2.4 million that will ride aboard NASA’s InSight lander, bound for the Red Planet in 2018. (Kreg Stockberger)

Students at Clinton Prairie Elementary School in Frankfort, Indiana, display their "boarding passes" for Mars. Their names are among the 2.4 million that will ride aboard NASA's InSight lander, bound for the Red Planet in 2018. (Kreg Stockberger)

Students at Clinton Prairie Elementary School in Frankfort, Indiana, display their “boarding passes” for Mars. Their names are among the 2.4 million that will ride aboard NASA’s InSight lander, bound for the Red Planet in 2018. (Kreg Stockberger)

A spacecraft specialist in a clean room at Lockheed Martin Space Systems in Denver, where the InSight lander is being tested, affixes a dime-size chip onto the lander deck in November 2015. A second microchip will be added in 2018. (NASA/JPL Caltech/Lockheed Martin)
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