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NASA Identifies Cause of Mars Helicopter’s Final Crash
The images recovered from Ingenuity suggested the navigation system’s inability to pick up surface features made the helicopter descend too fast.
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NASA Identifies Cause of Mars Helicopter’s Final Crash
The hard landing on a sand hill is believed to have caused the helicopter to turn over and roll.
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NASA Identifies Cause of Mars Helicopter’s Final Crash
The engineers said images showed that all four of Ingenuity’s rotor blades broke at their weakest point.
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NASA Identifies Cause of Mars Helicopter’s Final Crash
The damaged blades also caused the aircraft to shake. Events related to the crash led to increased power demand, which resulted in the loss of communications.
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NASA Identifies Cause of Mars Helicopter’s Final Crash
Although the crash ended Ingenuity’s flight operations, NASA said it is still able to provide and send back weather information and other kinds of data.
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NASA Identifies Cause of Mars Helicopter’s Final Crash
The space agency says this information could be helpful in designing future aircraft or other explorers to be sent to Mars.
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NASA Identifies Cause of Mars Helicopter’s Final Crash
Teddy Tzanetos is Ingenuity’s project manager.
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NASA Identifies Cause of Mars Helicopter’s Final Crash
He said in a statement one major thing the team learned was that future aircraft designed for space travel do not necessarily need to be large flying machines.
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NASA Identifies Cause of Mars Helicopter’s Final Crash
Tzanetos added that Ingenuity’s longevity suggests that “not everything needs to be bigger, heavier, and radiation-hardened” to work in the Martian
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NASA Identifies Cause of Mars Helicopter’s Final Crash
With this in mind, NASA engineers have been testing smaller, lighter flying vehicles, with limited electronics, in order to produce future helicopters that can make a large number
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NASA Identifies Cause of Mars Helicopter’s Final Crash
of smaller exploration trips. Tzanetos shared details about one aircraft NASA is currently developing.
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NASA Identifies Cause of Mars Helicopter’s Final Crash
It is called the Mars Chopper rotorcraft. Tzanetos said Chopper is about 20 times heavier than Ingenuity.
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NASA Identifies Cause of Mars Helicopter’s Final Crash
Developers say it would be built to carry several kilograms of science equipment, while self-exploring distant areas of Mars.
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NASA Identifies Cause of Mars Helicopter’s Final Crash
Chopper would also have a much longer travel ability, flying up to 3 kilometers in a day. Ingenuity’s longest flight was 704 meters.
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NASA Identifies Cause of Mars Helicopter’s Final Crash
Tzanetos said that overall, “Ingenuity has given us the confidence and data to envision the future of flight at Mars.” I’m Bryan Lynn.
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NASA Prepares for First Flight of Its New Supersonic Jet
The American space agency NASA is preparing to test a new supersonic airplane that could help establish a new generation of superfast
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NASA Prepares for First Flight of Its New Supersonic Jet
aircraft. The new aircraft is called X-59, and it was built in partnership with American defense contractor Lockheed Martin.
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NASA Prepares for First Flight of Its New Supersonic Jet
The experimental plane is part of a NASA project, or mission, called Quesst
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NASA Prepares for First Flight of Its New Supersonic Jet
The mission aims to collect data in the United States on the level of noise produced by supersonic travel.
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NASA Prepares for First Flight of Its New Supersonic Jet
The data Quesst gathers could lead U.S. officials to change rules that currently ban supersonic flights over land.
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NASA Prepares for First Flight of Its New Supersonic Jet
NASA says the X-59 was developed to reduce the loudness of the sonic boom it produces when breaking the sound barrier to very low levels heard on the
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NASA Prepares for First Flight of Its New Supersonic Jet
ground. A few U.S. companies are exploring ways to restart supersonic passenger travel for the first time since 2003.
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NASA Prepares for First Flight of Its New Supersonic Jet
That is the year the Concorde aircraft stopped flying. The Concorde was the world’s first supersonic passenger jet.
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NASA Prepares for First Flight of Its New Supersonic Jet
It was operated jointly by Britain and France. The Concorde flew at speeds more than twice the speed of sound, British Airways explained
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NASA Prepares for First Flight of Its New Supersonic Jet
This meant it could travel from London to New York in about three-and-a-half hours. The same flight took about eight hours with normal passenger jets.
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