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02 Jul 2023

NASA Re-Establishes Contact With Mars Ingenuity Helicopter

The Perseverance rover was at a different area from where the chopper had landed, thus the Ingenuity team anticipated the communications failure because of the slope that stood in the way.

02 May 2021

Ingenuity Mars helicopter all set for new demonstration phase

The new phase will begin after the helicopter completes its next two flights. Mars Helicopter`s energy, telecommunications, and in-flight navigation systems performing beyond expectation. Flight four will send the rotorcraft about 436 feet (133 meters) south to collect aerial images. The fifth flight would send Ingenuity on a one-way mission, landing at the new site.

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20 Apr 2021

NASA's 'Wright Brothers' moment after Ingenuity's 1st successful flight

NASA successfully flew the Ingenuity Mars helicopter for the first time. This is the first-ever controlled flight on another planet.

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19 Apr 2021

NASA to attempt first controlled flight of Ingenuity Mars helicopter today

The first attempt to fly Ingenuity will take place today at 1:01 pm (IST). The live coverage to start at 3:45 pm (IST).

05 Apr 2021

NASA's Ingenuity Mars helicopter touches down on Red Planet

The gravity on Mars, notably, is one-third of the Blue Planet and the atmosphere is just 1% dense in comparison to the Earth. Another challenging aspect of the journey would be the temperature as it drops to minus 90 degree Celsius during the night on Mars.

02 Apr 2021

NASA delays first flight of Mars helicopter

The Red Planet has significant gravity (about one-third that of Earth’s), but its atmosphere is just 1 percent as dense as Earth’s at the surface. To fit within the available accommodations provided by the Perseverance rover, the Ingenuity helicopter must be small. To fly in the Mars environment, it must be lightweight.

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