36 blades of power: NASA plans SUV-sized Mars helicopter after Ingenuity loss
NASA’s Ingenuity Mars helicopter — the first aircraft to fly on another planet — recently crashed due to a navigation glitch. Despite this setback, Ingenuity’s successful flights demonstrated the feasibility of aerial exploration on Mars. Following its success, NASA is developing a more advanced second helicopter for aerial exploration.
Future space helicopters may benefit as NASA completes history's first interplanetary aircraft crash inquiry. The ...
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Ingenuity helicopter's flying days cut short by featureless Martian terrainLanding hard at an angle not great for the old rotor blades It appears the bland Martian surface triggered a chain of events ...
NASA is about to publish the world’s first off-world aircraft accident investigation. Aside from making history, the report ...
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