Mars Ingenuity Helicopter will probally be helpful to nasa at the crimson planet even nearest demise

Nasa Ingenuity Mars: American space agency NASA’s Mars helicopter ‘Ingenuity’ (Ingenuity) will never fly. On January 18 this year, ‘Injunuti’ took 72nd flight on Mars. She was a short vertical flight. During the flight, ‘Injanuiti’ lost contact with the Perserence Rover present there. ‘Injanuit’ fell down rapidly and damaged. On Prithvi, NASA’s team held the last meeting on ‘InjunuT’ on Tuesday 16 April. The response that came from NASA shows that scientists have spoken the last good bye.

‘InanueT’ was the first rotorft to fly on a planet outside the earth. After his damage, a meeting was held in NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) control room on Tuesday. According to the report, the meeting took place about three months after the last flight of ‘InjunuT’.

Josh Anderson, head of the Injunty team in JPL, said in a statement that it is incredible that he has something to spend more than 1,000 Mars on the surface, take 72 flying and give him something even after a hard landing. Thanks for this surrender. Insanruit not only worked more than our expectations, but it can also teach us new lessons in the coming years.

It is worth noting that even after being damaged, this rotcraft is still alive as a weather station. Innuti landed on Mars in February 2021. On April 19, the same year she took her first flight in ‘Lal Planet’. Whatever data the team of data personnel received from the Injunty helicopter can be helpful for the upcoming Mars missions.

It is difficult to fly on Mars for any rotcraft, because there is one -third of the gravity from the earth. But Injanuti carried out his work well. In his 72 flights, he flew on the planet for a total of 129 minutes and covered the 17 km area. This was 14 times more than the expectation of scientists.