Ingenuity's 47 flight in action! Multiple Mars videos show Helicopter from different perspectives

The Mars Helicopter Ingenuity continues to break records with its 47th successful flight on the red planet, covering an impressive distance of approximately 440 meters. 47th flight happened on March 9, 2023. It lasted 146 seconds, was captured in stunning detail by the Perseverance rover, which recorded video footage of the historic event. And now, you can experience this historic event in all its glory in my latest 4k animation video.

During this flight, Ingenuity covered an impressive distance of approximately 440 meters and remained airborne for 146 seconds. But what makes this flight truly special is that it was captured on camera by the Perseverance rover, providing us with an unprecedented view of this groundbreaking achievement.

As you watch the video, you'll be able to see the dust swirling around Ingenuity as it soars through the Martian skies. This serves as a reminder of the challenging and hostile environment on Mars, and highlights the remarkable engineering and technological advancements that went into designing and building Ingenuity.

Animation of Ingenuity in this video created by iGadgetPro.

Credit for images: NASA.gov, NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU

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[TheWrendre]

For a helicopter that if I remember was supposed to only last around a month after deployment with a total estimated maximum of about five flights... Ingenuity's kicking ass out there.

[AppaTalks]

Wow that thing has lasted way longer than I ever expected.

[glencrandall]

Quite an amazing little guy. Congratulations to all who had a hand in the design, build and operation.👍👍👍👍

[Derek-press]

shifting the dust was very interesting

[itakpowiem]

Thank You so much for no talking!
I love this hipnotic, intriguing and intimate encounters with Mars which You are making for us.
This channel is my precious ;)

[harriehausenman]

Nice! Thanks!
Would love to see a 3D reconstruction of the flights so far, so we could see all kinds of camera angles and get a better feeling for speed and duration of flights. just an idea.

[Lexyvil]

It's so cool seeing footage in colour on a planet.

[goldfing]

0:28 The hint "dust swirls" would not have been necessary here :-) Also not the arrow "ingenuity in flight" at 0:35. These were both self-explanatory.

[ENDTHELIES]

115 years after the airplane and we have a spacecraft on another planet

[smidarazov..]

Thank you . Danke shon . Спасибо .

[paisfr]

Perseverance & Ingenuity & surface of Mars the top 😁

[markhuebner]

You seem to suggest this actual video. The 12 m height does not match the size of the helicopter as it moves against the background. Why didn't they video the first flight and why are all the JPL videos so grainy?

[SpikeTheNeuropsych]

It was such a beautiful day, you might think it was Arizona.

[CormacDublin]

What still amazes me is that there is a bit of the original Wright flyer plane on board the helicopter

[Chris-Christopher-]

I suppose this is similar to the Pathfinder/Sojourner mission back in '97 (or whatever), aye? Small little thing to test things out. Should be interesting to see what we have over there in 15 or 20 years.

[mufferrs]

the camera filming the helicopter....who set the camera

[scott]

I may have been mistaken sending to others. What is powering it?

[aviationdesigner]

Why did you delete all that mars footage 😭

[muhammaddng]

Such scenes exist 20 kilometers from where I live.. They look very familiar to me..

[paulgerhardfilms]

so theh drone itself was not fitted with a camera?