Fourth Flight Of Ingenuity Mars Helicopter Full HD Video

This is a full video of Mars Helicopter Ingenuity Fourth Flight Full Video.
On April 30 Mars helicopter made another successful flight (the fourth one). The helicopter took off at 10:49 a.m. EDT, climbing to an altitude of 16 feet (5 meters). It then flew south approximately 436 feet (13m) and then back covering an 872 feet (266m) distance round trip. In total, the helicopter was in the air for 117 seconds, breaking the third flight record of 80 seconds.

This flight aimed for a longer flight time, longer distance, and more image capturing to begin to demonstrate its ability to serve as a scout on Mars.

This video was created by compiling more than 1000 individual movie frames sent by Perseverance rover. The frames captured by the rover's Left and Right MastCam Z Cameras

Credit: NASA/JPL

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[blackpanther]

Right now we have this small helicopter flying around on Mars 54.6 million kilometres away, imagine what will be there in 50-100 years. Amazing times!!

[lorraineokie]

Amazing Achievements Congrats to JPL and TEAMS

[_percent]

Perseverance gave birth to Ingenuity and now it watch how his offspring thrive: D very touching story xD

[yanniaspro]

Just Amazing to see this happen Millions of Miles away :):):)

[kiketve]

AT MINUTE 0:43 THERE IS AN OBJECT ABOVE THE HILL, IT LOOKS DARK

[Olizin]

Great, fantastic realization of human ingenuity.

[earthlingjohn]

The link in your video description does *not* link to the NASA video of flight #4...it only links to individual images.
I searched NASA for the flight #4 video but it is not posted anywhere on any NASA web site.
Did you create this video from individual frames or do you have access to a restricted NASA web page ?

[Seba_World]

I saw the map: there is an ellipse like 1milex0.5mile of the "flat" surface where they are testing. Good that during that fly it didn't hit any surrounding hills. Better use it to trace the route for the rover so that it does not have to go back

[KenChern]

I hope one day NASA will either bring Ingenuity back to Earth or build an sanctuary or museum in Mars for these lively machinery it had sent to Mars. Please don't abandon them like old pets or junk cars.

[timkirkpatrick]

Why is no visible dust stirred up on take off and landing?

[I_dont_want_an_at]

it's nice to be living in these prehistoric times

[ketoauntie]

They misspelled "FOURTH" as FOURHT 😳

[ahmadshakir]

There are many cities on the ground where this type of action can be shown or done.

[zulymorazan]

Saludos desde costa rica empresionante videos por que no volar unos 20 km al rrededor para ver que se puede descubrir

[hbronson]

Second 43, look at the horizont, I see a objet

[TedGraf]

Where is all the debris/dust created by the wind from the propellers on take-off and landing?! #confused

[FulguroGeek]

Kinda impressibe, but not at the same time.

[I_dont_want_an_at]

not bad for primitive prehistoric barbarians

[I_dont_want_an_at]

mars exists, but earth doesn't. This is self evident and irrefutable and I will brook no dispute

[jeffreylewis]

You can be first last it's all fake so it doesn't matter at all wake up