#NASAatHome: Spaceport Series Episode 11: Meet Ingenuity: NASA's new Mars helicopter

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Creativity? Imagination? How about Ingenuity? Join us today at 1 p.m. to learn about NASA’s Mars Helicopter Ingenuity. Meet JPL’s Chief Pilot Håvard Grip and Mechanical Lead Josh Ravich who will discuss the challenges of building a helicopter for Mars and flying it in Martian atmosphere.
  1. NASA's Kennedy Space Center
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This is the right direction to go for expanding our reach robotically.... NASA (Triple Redundant!!!)

adamglatt
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what happens if it crashes? how do you turn it over and fly it again?

trampfossil
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Lots of dust devils on mars, last rovers where hit by them. Good luck staying upright 🙏

novayou
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Need some satellites circling Mars so it will have GPS.

ravenbenjamin
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The design is wrong, it should have been a four propeller drone with propeller guards as they can flip them selves over if for any reason they crash upside down. Just ask any racing drone pilot?? This design isn’t good should it crash for any reason???

dogswhistlesharam