NASA Helicopter Drone Flies on Mars
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- In Febuary 2021, a new Rover by the name of Perseverance landed on Mars, but unlike rovers that have come before it, this one had a very special passenger attached to it, in the form of a helicopter drone, called Ingenuity.
NASA’s Helicopter drone, is humanity’s first attempt at powered controlled flight of an aircraft, on another planet.
The helicopter took flight on April 19th 2021, at 12:33 Mars Time, a time and day NASA determined would give optimal energy and flight conditions for the solar powered drone.
The first test flight involves lifting off, climbing to 10 feet, hovering for about 30 seconds, and then descending.
Since the time delay from Mission control back on earth to Mars would take too long to manually control the drone, it has to be able to perform each flight all on its own, No joystick, No live pilot, No real-time help, In alien conditions, with almost no atmosphere.
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This is the new clean intro & no outro look I came up with, what do you think.
I am also dropping my usual goodbye saying again just to keep it clean.
I like it. Might want to pin your comment so everyone will see it.
@@msnpassjan2004 thanks
With an atmosphere only 1% as dense as the Earth's, I'm still wondering how this drone was able to take off..!!!
Same
It has 2 counter rotating carbon fiber rotors (4 total blades) each rotating at over 2,400 RPM (or 40 rotations per second). I think it goes without saying such a design would be FAR overkill with Earth's atmosphere seeing as most commericial helicopter blades have about a 200-500 RPM on their blades, but that's the level of engineering that was needed to accomplish any sort of flight on Mars.
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One giant leap for space-drone kind.
Wow.. This means I can live at planets mars with my drones F88 and sky explorer red 89927i model
Wow 80 million for all of this, still a great success for a first flight but didn’t expect it to spend that much for such a 4lb machine, we got a long way to go possibly Generation’s to have a 298lb helicopter floating about but this is progress it’s a start
no, not $80 million for all of this, just the drone was $80 million, the whole mission with Rover cost about $2.9 billion.
@@WonderWorldYTC yeah I was talking about the drone, sorry should’ve been more specific but JESUS 2.9 BILLION wow
it costs more probably to keep it "alive" than the actual flights.
Everyone doesn't need to be "in on it." The people in the control room can legitimately believe they are controlling far-off objects. The public at large will believe information simply because it's on TV.
Why not use a blimp to survey. A helium filled balloon with a powered propeller
For a number of reasons Helium balloons would not work on Mars. Instead you'd either have to use a Hot Air Baloon style design using the Sun to heat the inside instead of any external mechanism, or create a Vaccuum Balloon who's filled with nothing at all, just a vaccum. Either of those should be able to float in Mar's atmosphere and are both being looked into and considered.
I just wonder how many photos we are actually aloud to see by NASA
that drone cost 80 mil? I think there is skullfuckery afoot.
8million dollars for that????
80 million , dude i would go there willingly for that amount of money
If there isn't enough air to fly a drone, how did the parachute work on the rover (2000 pounds, falling at 1000 mph)?
It didnt...nasa is a lie and so is the drone flight
@@versatec1 ah c’mon now
Uh-Oh... You questioned. Never question NASA. Just believe what they say.
The short answer to your question is that there is enough air to fly a drone, or use a parachute, and no serious source argues against that. The argument that NASA is lying about flying a drone on Mars because "it's impossible in that thin atmosphere" is baffling to me since it literally requires an assumption that NASA is telling the truth as they're the primary source of information about Mars' atmosphere to begin with. It's mind boggling how that sort of brain can function so smugly with such a contradiction floating around.
@@jimberglund6979
That's just a bunch of words (poorly put together by the way) that basically equate to you saying "Nuh-Uhh! NASA said it's true, so it is true."
They should have asked DJI than they could Flyer all over the Surface
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that cooool R/C drone on the mars landding...
but the problem is a NO dirt dusty fly off from the ground land while R/C drone blades going up while air down...
no dirt dusty
If only we had a larger craft flying over Mars all the time that could capture images... some day
Lol nice. I know it's amazing people buy all these animations. NASA has more animators employed then Pixar....hello.
@@astralpx take your meds grandpa
@@astralpx wake up grandpa
Marshans are saying, " First they come here dropping shit all over the place, now the big one has had a baby!"
"Marshans" haha
Imagain blowing 80mil on a drone CRAZY cool to see it fly on another world
Once they set foot on Mars, I will be 70 years old by then.
So what, youl be seventy anyway some day. I am now.
If NASA real and the V , is it a good idea 💡 to land a helicopter 🚁 to Mars .They might contaminate Mars with V and P off aliens 👽 🤔 😳 👽 'Get to the choppa! '
I’m thinking this is earth.it would be much easier to do it here then just say it’s Mars
No
I miss the rocket-intro!
Soon instead of Mars rovers we will have Mars helicopter drones.
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How does that work without an atmosphere
Less of an atmosphere, not without.
The Nevada desert has an atmosphere
@@brokenwave6125 haha nice one!
Decent is not the SAME as descent. Watch out for spelling mistakes.
ah I missed that one, thanks.
This is really amazing, but these dorks wearing double masks kills it for me. Also 80 Million dollars for a toy helicopter seems a bit excessive. It‘s mostly a motor a battery and rotors. Reign in the spending, Nasa.
When wifi from earth to Mars is so much better than wifi connections on earth. lmao btw, we're paying for this lie.
It's not a lie wake up grandpa
And I'll happily continue paying because we're making real technological progress. Your mindset of "oop I didn't see it personally therefore lie" is just borderline retarded, so your opinion is less than meaningless in this regard.
Yet we can’t take care of our own neighborhood
speak for yourself, my neighborhood is fine.
That's on you and your neighbors. Sure isn't a job for NASA.
I have seen various videos of people getting fed up with local councils and red tape, that they take matters into their own hands and fix up their neighbourhoods. 1 video covers a team who goes around patching all potholes, in India a crew of locals fixed up a sidewalk and park area and painted over graffiti.
As the saying goes, be the change you want to see in the world.
haha these jokers... just never ends. at least they're getting rich af
first comment
fail
Sadly the smartest one so far.
@@WonderWorldYTC what i did not get the first comment? it said no one else was there but me.