File:NASA Science Live: Mars Helicopter and the Future of Extraterrestrial Flight [Episode 32]
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[edit]| Description | English: On April 19, the Ingenuity Mars helicopter became the first spacecraft to achieve powered, controlled flight on another world. This historic flight on Mars has implications for how we will explore other worlds. Join experts from the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter team and upcoming Dragonfly mission to learn about the future of extraterrestrial flight. Have questions? Use #MarsHelicopter. Jia-Rui Cook, Host, Digital News & Media Office, NASA JPL Nishant Mehta, Deputy Lead for the Dragonfly Mobility System, APL Johnny Lam, Ingenuity Mars Helicopter Pilot, NASA JPL |
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