NASA's Ingenuity helicopter - First Flight
NASA's Ingenuity helicopter is ready to mark a history The first flight can take off around April 8. Less than 120 years after the first aircraft flew into the sky over the windy fields near Kitty Hawk, small helicopters are preparing to buzz around the surface of Mars. Just like the Wright Brothers, if Ingenuity helicopter by NASA will fly successfully it will make a history. As per Tim Canham, "We have never seen an aircraft that could power itself off on another planet," who leads helicopter operations team at NASA. The small table-sized helicopter arrived on Mars in February and settled safely under a Perseverance rover that charges and keeps the helicopter's battery warm. Ingenuity has now reached the helipad, and the camera mounted on the Perseverance slowly unfolds to catch it hanging under the rover. Images shot with a SHERLOC/WATSON device show your creativity unfolding under your patience. (Provided by: NASA / JPL-Caltech) The mission of a small
