NASA was able to "revive" the InSight drill on the surface of Mars. Brute force helped In December 2018, the InSight research station landed on the surface of the Red Planet and began drilling soil to obtain samples. The task was to immerse the drill to a depth of about 5 meters, however, having managed only 50 centimeters, the drill got stuck at the end of February, and scientists could not release it for a long time. And now, after numerous attempts, there was hope for a successful outcome of the mission.
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