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New color photos taken by a NASA ingenious helicopter on Mars

Misty Tate by Misty Tate
July 10, 2021
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July 09 2021, 5:58 p.m.

This still image taken from video taken on April 19, 2021 shows NASA’s ingenious helicopter making its first flight to Mars. Via NASA / JBL-Caltech / ASU / Handout REUTERS

NASA’s innovative helicopter made its ninth flight on the rocky surface of Mars on July 5, taking color photographs of the landscape for the first time.

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The pictures show the exteriors showing the connections between the major geological units on the ground of the Jessore crater. Scientists believe that this formation is the dry bed of an ancient lake, which will become a particularly interesting region for searching for signs of life.

Photo: NASA / JBL-Caltech
Photo: NASA / JBL-Caltech

According to a July 7 NASA update, Ingenuity’s chief pilot Howard Griff wrote that the spacecraft “broke records for flight time and travel speed” and “almost quadrupled the flight distance between the two airports”, covering an area of ​​625 meters. In addition, the ingenuity, which weighed only four pounds, flew for the first time over mostly flat terrain, challenging the team controlling it from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

Photo: NASA / JBL-Caltech
Photo: NASA / JBL-Caltech

Grip emphasizes that “differences in surface elevation cause the figures to move at different speeds, and that the ingenuity navigation algorithm still ‘assumes’ that the ground below is flat, and that” it does its best to illustrate the movement of the statistics of changes in the movements of the helicopter, which also lead to errors. “

Photo: NASA / JBL-Caltech
Photo: NASA / JBL-Caltech

The ingenious photos will help NASA engineers send a rover of perseverance to the rocky and sandy area to collect ground samples. Thus, within three minutes, the ingenuity saved the diligence in the months when the driver had to spend to take his own photos.

Photo: NASA / JBL-Caltech
Photo: NASA / JBL-Caltech

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“[La misión está] It is designed to be more risky and more rewarding, so it makes sense for us to take those extra risks because of the potential rewards, ”Grip concluded.

Misty Tate

Misty Tate

"Freelance twitter advocate. Hardcore food nerd. Avid writer. Infuriatingly humble problem solver."

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