290 million kilometers away NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter has taken the first step towards a new type of space exploration.
Hovering 3 meters above the Martian surface before rotating 90 degrees and safely landing – this was the first powered flight on another planet.
In this video we explore the challenges of this achievement and ask what it means for the future of space exploration.
Ben H
That really is freakin awesome! I can’t wait to see what all they find with it.
Richard W
Can’t wait to see actual footage of Mars from one one these drones.
Lisa B
Hmmm…why can’t we do this on the moon first? ????????♀️
Jan F
Didt you see When they land on the moon?….no dust
But on mars alooooot of dust.
And there must be some air of some kind.
But in the bible it says.
“The human shal stay on the Earth”
Jeremy J
Sasquatch may be real. But us landing anything on Mars certainly isn’t
Jeffrey S
And, I do have a Bigfoot in my basement that I’m studying.