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Fly into #NationalAviationDay with Ingenuity! ARCHIVED - NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover captured this video during the #MarsHelicopter’s 54th flight as the rotorcraft hovered 16 feet (5 m) above the surface and rotated to the left before landing again.
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@NASAPersevere To celebrate #NationalAviationDay look at what I got last night on camera! The @Starlink train!

@NASAPersevere I am 70. I am watching a human-created machine record the flight of another human-made machine on another planet. My Dad worked for NASA in the 60's and I went to the same YMCA summer camp as John Glenn. If alive today, they would only say, "I told you so."

@NASAPersevere Cool!

@NASAPersevere Damn'd mosquitoes.. also on Mars!! Oh no! It's Ingenuity! 🤩🚁🦟 #MarsHelicopter #Ingenuity #marsmosquitoes #becomingspacepolitans

@NASAPersevere We need AI smelting plants and AI printing plants for parts and to make the new materials not made of oil so we can start the mass auto production of structures to house humans on Mars and AI drones to constantly maintain the structures and machines.

@NASAPersevere I wonder how aerodynamics works in thin air. Thin air means less friction less energy to propel but also less propulsion. What’s the equation? 1/5 thin air means 5 times more energy to get the same propulsion?

@NASAPersevere nasa you know when you using my stuff. it want kill me. but it will kill your planet used wrong just look at the gas planets. when i die you die that easy to understand

@NASAPersevere It's still wonderful! The framerate seems higher than for the early flights.

@NASAPersevere It's 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🚀🤩

@NASAPersevere Excellent footage and one that the teams can probably learn from in to the overall health of the drone. That landing though, made sure to stick it. :)
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