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NASA’s Ingenuity Mars helicopter has taken flight once more, staying aloft for almost a minute this previous weekend on its thirty third extraterrestrial sortie.
Ingenuity, which is part of NASA’s life-seeking Perseverance rover mission, took to the skies of Mars on Saturday (Sept. 24), attaining a flight of simply over 55 seconds. The 4-pound (1.8 kilograms) rotorcraft soared roughly 33 toes (10 meters) within the air and moved about 365 ft (111 meters) earlier than alighting in a brand new location, based on NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Southern California, which manages the missions of each Ingenuity and Perseverance.
