The marsquake catalogue from InSight, sols 0–1011

The InSight mission (Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport) has been collecting high-quality seismic data from Mars since February 2019, shortly after its landing. Marsquake Service (MQS) is the team responsible for prompt review of all recorded by InSight's seismometer (SEIS), marsquake event detection, curating seismicity catalogues. Until sol 1011 (end September 2021), MQS have identified 951 marsquakes that we interpret to occur at regional teleseismic distances, 1062 very short duration events are most likely generated local thermal stresses nearby SEIS package. Here, summarize collected until 1011, version 9 catalogue. We focus on significant occurred 478, end date 3, last catalogue described in a dedicated paper. In this new period, almost full Martian year collected, allowing us observe seasonal variations largely driven strong changes atmospheric noise couples into signal. Further, largest, closest distant identified, number fully located increased 3 7. addition seismicity, document improvements include adoption InSight-calibrated models magnitude scales, inclusion additional body-wave phases, first focal mechanism solutions three distances ?30°.