Ingenuity Mars Helicopter Third Flight Video - Flying Faster & Farther Horizontally

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
  • Here is the full video of NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter flying faster and farther than in previous flights.
    NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter set a new record by flying 50 meters (164 feet) horizontally at a speed of 2 meters per second (about 4.5 mph) on Sunday, April 25, 2021. This time it went faster and farther than in its previous flights. It climbed 16 feet (5 meters) high - the same altitude as its second flight. It then headed 50 meters (164 feet) north and returned to land at Wright Brothers Field. The total flight time was about 80 seconds and it covered a total distance of 100 meters (330 feet).
    The Ingenuity Mars Helicopter team is looking ahead to planning its fourth flight in a few days’ time.
    This video also includes 3 aerial images of Mars that were taken by the helicopter during its second flight
    Credit: NASA/JPL
    Source: mars.nasa.gov/...
    #MarsHelicopter​ #Mars​ #Perseverance

Комментарии • 201

  • @samdenham5991
    @samdenham5991 3 года назад +31

    Its absolutely astonishing how stable this is. What an amazing piece of engineering!

  • @occamsrazor130
    @occamsrazor130 3 года назад +33

    Privileged to be alive at a time like this! Well done to the entire team at NASA!

    • @Astrophile-117
      @Astrophile-117 3 года назад

      AS IF YOURE READINGMY THOUGHTS...JUST WANNA SEE PROJECT ARTEMIS COME TO LIFE NEXT.

    • @johneynon7121
      @johneynon7121 3 года назад

      N ever A S treight A nswer.

  • @trevortomah8508
    @trevortomah8508 3 года назад +33

    Never thought a helicopter would peak my interest, this ones got my full attention, congrats to NASA/JPL Caltech, awesome job people.

  • @dherajkanchan
    @dherajkanchan 3 года назад +8

    Can’t believe that it is happening. We are literally on Mars capturing photos & gaining core informations. This is truly amazing. Kuddos to all engineers who worked together to achieve this milestone. You guys are awesome. Lots of love from India.

  • @1moredayof
    @1moredayof 3 года назад +16

    I wonder if all of the remaining longer flights will take Ingenuity off camera. It would be interesting to see Ingenuity fly away from Perseverance and then return flying back towards Perseverance while staying in the view of Perseverance's camera during the entire flight.

  • @toshogme
    @toshogme 3 года назад +3

    I think the drone and the oxygen tests totally validate this whole mission and the next one should be the 3D printing drone ... congrats people

  • @Ben_Howard
    @Ben_Howard 3 года назад

    This is the totally incredible feat. Vertical flight is sooooo much easier than any horizontal flying with these types of craft. Let alone the 1% atmosphere, the extreme temperatures and the physical distance away from its masters. NASA you have smashed it!

  • @GOLVEL
    @GOLVEL 3 года назад +3

    Millions and millions of years... and here we are, to witness a new beginning.

  • @DarrenMalin
    @DarrenMalin 3 года назад

    I am 52 , the fact that we have seen an aircraft flying on another planet in my life time has me in awe !

  • @robertopinna220
    @robertopinna220 3 года назад +6

    Wow. It's gonna discover lots of new rocks, sand, rocks, sand, rocks.....

  • @airmakko
    @airmakko 3 года назад +1

    The stability and manouvrability of this helicopter seems to be excellent, grat job NASA!

    • @badcornflakes6374
      @badcornflakes6374 3 года назад

      JPL!

    • @airmakko
      @airmakko 3 года назад

      @@badcornflakes6374 Right, JPL! Now I would like to see it flying higher and take pics from the max altitude it can reach!

  • @spacenow1627
    @spacenow1627 3 года назад +1

    The current perseverance rover travels at a speed of .1 mph. That's 4.2 centimeters a second or 152 meters a hour. The speeds at which this helicopter can survey the area is just absolutely astonishing. The amount of land we are going to be able to explore and survey in a days time just increased like 100x

    • @Wayoutthere
      @Wayoutthere 3 года назад

      Tech isn't the issue, battery life and weight is. A future helicopter would need some nuclear powered powerplant like the rovers have and thus be much larger.

  • @sudhanshuaswal3113
    @sudhanshuaswal3113 3 года назад

    Perseverance: OK I'll take you to Mars but no flying around like bad boy
    Ingenuity after approaching Mars: weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

  • @miguelantoniomanzanaresfan2827
    @miguelantoniomanzanaresfan2827 3 года назад +4

    Un logro increible!
    Por la gran distancia.
    Admirable!
    Felicitaciones a todos en la NASA!

  • @wildman2012
    @wildman2012 3 года назад +2

    Monday morning at NASA: "OK, let's get to the choppa!"

  • @shkolns
    @shkolns 3 года назад +4

    Why there's no dust cloud during take off and landing? Didn't we see tones of dust devils from earlier videos?

    • @shkolns
      @shkolns 3 года назад +1

      And please don't bother with bs about the low weight and low thrust. 2400 RPM 10" from the ground - that's more then enough to produce a visible cloud :)

    • @mtgradwell
      @mtgradwell 3 года назад

      Before it flew there was a low-speed spin test, then a high-speed spin test, taking the rotors up to almost the speed required for take off. Those earlier tests will have done a good job of blowing away dust from the take-off area. And I think it landed as close as possible to where it took off because that location had been carefully chosen for its flatness.

    • @johnc3403
      @johnc3403 3 года назад

      Dust, as everyone knows, is dead human skin cells. What the f#ck would dead human skin cells be doing on mars?

  • @BradiKal61
    @BradiKal61 3 года назад +1

    Team Ingenuity had BETTER be already designing the next version of a drone for future missions! As far as Im concerned they have proved the concept and a bigger drone with longer range is needed. i wonder if a nuke powered helicopter with more range is possible so that solar doesnt have to be relied on to charge the batteries ?

  • @anthonythemaster4609
    @anthonythemaster4609 3 года назад

    Personally I think the homage should be to Jan Bahyl a slovakian inventor not the Wright brothers field since Mr Bahyl is the first inventor of a helicopter flying machine in 1901 and the first man made flying machine flown from mars is a drone helicopter and not an airplane. Igor Sikorsky made a first helicopter to made its full production in 1942 but Mr Bayhl invented the first helicopter that hover 0.5 meters in the air in 1901 and second time in 1908 for 4 meters in altitude and flew in a distance of 1,500 meters

  • @meredhymxc
    @meredhymxc 3 года назад +1

    I start to think about the earth without water, how it would look like Mars without water, completely round, instead, the earth takes away the water as it would look, since we are still at an early age

  • @sjsass47
    @sjsass47 3 года назад

    Unbelievable what these people are doing. Just think about how far we have come since Dec.17, 1903 when the Wright brothers first flew their airplane.

  • @zahedhossain6736
    @zahedhossain6736 3 года назад

    Really lucky to see this in my life.

  • @jluis333
    @jluis333 3 года назад

    looks like some kids are piloting a small drone in the Sahara desert. But maybe it's a multi-mullion dollar high-tec NASA helicopter on Mars. Human ingenuity in either case.

  • @sportsdogs7927
    @sportsdogs7927 3 года назад

    Cooooool! Obviously NASA will be able to explore a whole lot more of the planet than would ever have been possible with the land rovers. I look forward to seeing video, wide angle, taken by Ingenuity as it flies towards the distant horizon. This is amazing.

  • @gordontyree9858
    @gordontyree9858 3 года назад

    ONCE AGAIN NASA....WELL DONE!🇺🇸

  • @hughmorris2008
    @hughmorris2008 3 года назад +1

    why no sound? Perseverance has a microphone doesn't it?

  • @jp828
    @jp828 3 года назад

    So, now we are flying UFO to Martians.

  • @anilrajgor5093
    @anilrajgor5093 3 года назад

    साइक्लोन मिनी अवेलेबल घीस साइड +क्लाइमेंट,,, नॉट अवेलेबल सेंसर रोबोट मून सेट

  • @paulwalsh2344
    @paulwalsh2344 3 года назад

    This soooo cool ! Thanks for the video ! First one on the complete flight and well done at that !
    Now here's hoping that Ingenuity does a flyover of Perseverance at least once before the mission is over. at least for posterity if for nothing else. A non-selfie Perseverance shot/video.

  • @MaximoBrazil2000
    @MaximoBrazil2000 3 года назад

    The images of the perseverance's parachutes are much more stunning, but this flight is great too. Not so great as Apollo 17 leaving the moon behind, but great too. I give Ingenuity 3rd position.

  • @gallowsradio
    @gallowsradio 3 года назад

    So, basically we are sending flying probes to Mars, as advanced, beyond our level of comprehension, possibly not from this planet, and perhaps solar system, aerial phenomena, is flying around, in what is for most of us restricted space, at will, with out any major deployment of armed forces and advise the public of this unknown, phenomena in our own planet and we are like, "Ok mates, what's the next project for "Ingenuity?" Should we do up and down? Oh! wait, we've done it already."

  • @vieracukanovacsornaiova1714
    @vieracukanovacsornaiova1714 3 года назад

    Užasná, perfektná práca perfektných ľudí, lietajúci vrtulník na Marse.

  • @RonColeArt
    @RonColeArt 3 года назад

    It's in the hands of the Jawas now.

  • @hastosutomoofficialchanels5405
    @hastosutomoofficialchanels5405 3 года назад

    For Masa. Try to capture nigh vision..
    May be there another light..iya very easy to catch by camera

  • @user-sz5vx8lz9f
    @user-sz5vx8lz9f 3 года назад

    Земной разум в напряженном ожидании открытий
    Удачи тебе, искусственный!

  • @fuse557
    @fuse557 3 года назад

    It's hard to believe that there is no dust when lifting off. Not to sound like a kook or anything. but on a planet with a light atmosphere and basically a desert terrain, i can see it being rocky, tough sand. but in what ive seen of mars, and the moon, i would expect some dust on lift off????

  • @kenjelinek6209
    @kenjelinek6209 3 года назад

    Anyone know why we aren't being shown the rover from the helicopter?

  • @dariusmbithi4368
    @dariusmbithi4368 3 года назад +1

    Amazing.Just asking did the copter capture any possibility of traces of GOLD and PETROLEUM!!

  • @dodoub1861
    @dodoub1861 3 года назад

    Great success for this project flying on another planet in our solar system..really amazing!!!

  • @mariepi
    @mariepi 3 года назад

    más asombroso que el que ese pequeño helicoptero esté volando sobre Marte es que lo estemos viendo desde la Tierra

  • @Daniel-zr9xq
    @Daniel-zr9xq 3 года назад

    Well- that's NO word in world could justify. we hope this wee Helicopter is back to mother ship after use just in case someone would nick it.

    • @johnc3403
      @johnc3403 3 года назад

      That's wight Danny, They're a bunch of wobbers, wapists and a wabble of wowdy webels up there.

  • @antonvandoornum9061
    @antonvandoornum9061 3 года назад +1

    Can someone explain how the film of the drone coming to the rover in the first 5 seconds was taken? How did that camera get there? also the blades of the helicopter do not appear to be turning.

    • @Kris_Lighthawk
      @Kris_Lighthawk 3 года назад +1

      The first 5 seconds are an animation, the rest are actual photos.
      Perseverance don't have actual video cameras. The "videos" are not true videos, but just single photos taken as fast after each other as the camera can and then put together as a video afterwards. Because of that, really fast movement like spinning rotor blades, don't look right.

  • @louielouiepks
    @louielouiepks 3 года назад +1

    I wonder how old Willard White feels about this ? ? ?

  • @poseidonscreation1
    @poseidonscreation1 3 года назад

    How long Ingenuity can stay in the Air without movies?

  • @planje4740
    @planje4740 3 года назад

    - somehow on Mars everywhere always some dust
    - except landings and take off
    - some grass there ???????????
    _
    again something forgot to add

  • @Ringo.Cirta25
    @Ringo.Cirta25 3 года назад

    تهانينا! من أراد الدنيا فعليه بالعلم ومن ارد الآخرة فعليه بالعلم.

  • @burnt7882
    @burnt7882 3 года назад

    0:06
    What does seccussful mean?

  • @nationalunboxing2244
    @nationalunboxing2244 3 года назад

    One day we will have live telecasting .

  • @GraveXSensei
    @GraveXSensei 3 года назад +1

    Mars is like a dead desert ~ 😵😵😵

  • @denisbloemer4917
    @denisbloemer4917 3 года назад +1

    Really a very cool time to be alive!
    And also to see what you can achieve when you let go of old blocking man-made views, beliefs, problems and boundaries and pull together across different nationalities.

  • @ExxylcrothEagle
    @ExxylcrothEagle 3 года назад

    I wish I could fire a SAM at Ingenuity and send it to Hades forthwith. It's too long intact for my liking.

  • @hardy4401
    @hardy4401 3 года назад

    I LOVE YOU NASAAAAAAAAA

  • @pixelmolester
    @pixelmolester 3 года назад

    what does it use for positioning? is there already gps subtitute from orbiter or something?

  • @raywhitehead730
    @raywhitehead730 3 года назад

    Hey it just spotted life on Mars!

  • @alanlowe9716
    @alanlowe9716 3 года назад

    What is a "seccussful" flight?

  • @mjimih
    @mjimih 3 года назад +4

    Who's the UFO now?!

    • @samdenham5991
      @samdenham5991 3 года назад

      Technically its not a UFO since its not unidentified, we know what it is. You could class it as an alien drone since its not of Mars!

    • @mjimih
      @mjimih 3 года назад +1

      @@samdenham5991 you misunderstood my humour. It is what a Martian thinks, if they've never seen a usa rover yet lol.

  • @brunofernandez3117
    @brunofernandez3117 3 года назад

    Titan is the only place humans can live feasibly.

  • @alexz3901
    @alexz3901 3 года назад +1

    How Perseverance is powered, it doesn't seem to have solar panels?

    • @julesdomes6064
      @julesdomes6064 3 года назад +1

      It does have solar panels above the rotors. And batteries that are charged for a long time before each of these short flights.

  • @stclairdavey
    @stclairdavey 3 года назад

    Why didn't the camera pan to watch the full flight?

  • @curlyhum1276
    @curlyhum1276 3 года назад

    so if the top land upside down, NASA can use the microwave over to right it?

  • @colinwhitfield8627
    @colinwhitfield8627 3 года назад

    The heart swells.

    • @johnc3403
      @johnc3403 3 года назад

      That will be the lower atmospheric pressure.

  • @pxods
    @pxods 3 года назад +2

    26 dislike hahahaha how boring your life has to be! Hahahahah

  • @karfunda
    @karfunda 3 года назад

    Tottally Awesome, amazing!!!

  • @niknoks7638
    @niknoks7638 3 года назад

    The 1st human to set foot on Mars .....do you think that person is alive already or still waiting to be born? 🤔

  • @williammorris1564
    @williammorris1564 3 года назад

    Maybe they will find one of Hank aaron home run balls.

  • @sagarvaidya2148
    @sagarvaidya2148 3 года назад

    Why cant we see percevarance in ingenuity video?

  • @hirzsu2139
    @hirzsu2139 3 года назад +1

    Bravo!!!

  • @ArnoldVeeman
    @ArnoldVeeman 3 года назад

    How far can this thing fly eventually?

  • @danmobbs1976
    @danmobbs1976 3 года назад

    Is it broken

  • @reidwhatley5857
    @reidwhatley5857 3 года назад

    "Seccussful" flight? Glad you're not writing code for Ingenuity! LOL!

  • @prathibhayr6594
    @prathibhayr6594 3 года назад

    Nice video.

  • @josebro352
    @josebro352 3 года назад +1

    Why is everyone in awe and saying things like we're making history? Do people not remember correctly? This isn't the first time humans have placed technology on Mars. It was explored in 1976 by Viking 1 and then again in 1997 by Pathfinder. Elon Musk was probably learning his fractions and multiplication table when Viking 1 went there.

    • @Benn25
      @Benn25 3 года назад

      This rover is so incredibly far beyond what viking was... Something like neanderthal compared to a a guy wearing a smoking at an opera concert.

  • @user-dc5df5uu7n
    @user-dc5df5uu7n 3 года назад

    Почему при взлёте вертолёта на Марсе нет пыли?

  • @bonocat71
    @bonocat71 3 года назад

    Wow NASA! How do you get shadows pointing each other from opposite directions?

  • @fahar02
    @fahar02 3 года назад

    feel sorry for the ppl who not been in deserts,, this our normal dessert

    • @johnc3403
      @johnc3403 3 года назад

      Camels smell bloody awful. You can keep your desert fahar.

    • @fahar02
      @fahar02 3 года назад

      @@johnc3403 you are weird bro,, why you smell the camels or any animals,, if you did that with all animals,, you need visit psychological clinics

  • @danmobbs1976
    @danmobbs1976 3 года назад

    Wby so long scince a flight

  • @goldenfenix4698
    @goldenfenix4698 3 года назад

    Fantastic !!!

  • @bunnylove273
    @bunnylove273 3 года назад

    Hi bud truly amazing 👏

  • @christopheschwartz7374
    @christopheschwartz7374 3 года назад

    Désormais les hélicoptères peuvent voler sans problème sur la surface de Mars! Mais gare aux tempêtes martienne car l' hélico n' a pas de protection contre ce genre de phénomène!?.

  • @zerozerothemaskedmaster0021
    @zerozerothemaskedmaster0021 3 года назад +1

    Ignorance is the only true evil left
    I can’t see any dust/dirt being kicked up by the propellers. Why is that? The ground doesn’t look compact enough for us Not to see a ring of dust being kicked out when the propellers spin up & take off or when it lands.

    • @lukaswilliams5851
      @lukaswilliams5851 3 года назад

      You would think with the lack of gravity it would be a complete mess going on with any activity.

  • @seen-dz4ey
    @seen-dz4ey 3 года назад

    Good job. Is it helicopter or drone?

    • @ethanc9594
      @ethanc9594 3 года назад

      🚁 helicopter not drone

    • @jonasthemovie
      @jonasthemovie 3 года назад

      It’s a helicopter drone. It’s not an airplane drone. Still a drone.

  • @MZ-mu6om
    @MZ-mu6om 3 года назад

    Why can't the Rovers Camara's follow the helicopters flight path ?
    Your telling me that you've managed to land on Mars but you can't show such a basic manuver ?? Why not fly towards the rover and then back to its original location ?? How did the helicopter get to its point of lift off away from the rover?? Why not show that flight ?? Were the Camara's not working that day ??
    Can someone please give an explanation to my very simple questions ? Thank you

    • @antonvandoornum9061
      @antonvandoornum9061 3 года назад

      Something is not right. look at the first 5 seconds: how/ by whom was it filmed

    • @hazardousmaterials1284
      @hazardousmaterials1284 3 года назад +2

      (1) I’m sure they could pan Perseverance’s camera, but why would they? The main data to collect is the engineering telemetry. The video is optional. (2) Flying towards Perseverance is a crazy risk. If Ingenuity overshoots its planned flight and hits the rover, it would be a disaster. (3) Ingenuity didn’t fly to its liftoff point. Perseverance dropped it there and rolled away. You can see the tire tracks.

    • @MZ-mu6om
      @MZ-mu6om 3 года назад +2

      @@hazardousmaterials1284 thank you for your prompt reply, I've watched the landing and a video of the helicopter and have a better understanding of the complexity of the sequences that have taken place. I will continue to follow this amazing historical event. Stay safe and thanks again.

    • @felixbenavente568
      @felixbenavente568 3 года назад

      ?

    • @scudger99
      @scudger99 3 года назад

      @@antonvandoornum9061 First 5 seconds starts with an advertising splash then a CGI of the rover and the drone. So what's wrong with that ?

  • @magneticdamage2
    @magneticdamage2 3 года назад

    Cameras in the space can't record 20fps only 1fps... I love learning optics

    • @magneticdamage2
      @magneticdamage2 3 года назад

      @Daniel Paulson Slow internet make severeal hours download, not file framerate change...

    • @magneticdamage2
      @magneticdamage2 3 года назад

      Not looking for accuracy, just looking for something that look real...

  • @markmullins7990
    @markmullins7990 3 года назад

    Yeah cool stuff simple flight but where is amazing

  • @carlosdagamalobo
    @carlosdagamalobo 3 года назад

    Why the wind generated by the helicopter does not rise any dust?

    • @scudger99
      @scudger99 3 года назад

      Because it's a lightweight drone with a small wingspan. It doesn't have the weight of a helicopter so doesn't need the wingspan or power that a helicopter does. So there's very little downdraft.

    • @johnc3403
      @johnc3403 3 года назад

      ...because, as we all know, dust is dead human skin cells. WTF would dead human skin cells be doing on mars?

  • @visremusic5388
    @visremusic5388 3 года назад

    Glad it's been SECUSSFUL

  • @comunicacaoestudante
    @comunicacaoestudante 3 года назад

    SENSACIONAL

  • @jjackomin
    @jjackomin 3 года назад

    I think it was mirrors.

  • @TheThesmyths
    @TheThesmyths 3 года назад

    Its a drone, not a helicopter and eggheads drooling over rocks and dust.

    • @johnc3403
      @johnc3403 3 года назад

      i've drooled over rocks. I'm not proud.

  • @freddykruegericanseeyou6863
    @freddykruegericanseeyou6863 3 года назад

    Questions where is the car because I see the tires and why Mars have a cloud

    • @craigphd7844
      @craigphd7844 3 года назад

      the 'car tracks' you see are from the wheels of the Perseverance rover. Mars has an atmosphere, so there are coulds (just not the same composition as that of Earth)

  • @skwb1973
    @skwb1973 3 года назад

    Wow!

  • @PerfectaRhyme
    @PerfectaRhyme 3 года назад

    Well that looks the Arizona 🏜. Hmmm. Wonder if this RC 🚁 can survive the heat.

  • @tastotan
    @tastotan 3 года назад +2

    if mars so dusty n air is lighter why dont I see dust on take off n landing

    • @johnbassett3188
      @johnbassett3188 3 года назад

      Their Blue screen tecnic is slacking also they never thought anyone would get a thrill watching a damn toy go up , down, and back and forth , maybe tomorrow you can watch it do a loop and Face Splat , Live on Air only Later here !

    • @julesdomes6064
      @julesdomes6064 3 года назад

      @@johnbassett3188 Awww, a conspiracy theorist! 😀 Very cute. Must be super smart.

    • @trevorjameson3213
      @trevorjameson3213 3 года назад

      On the first flight you could see a dust cloud on takeoff. It was faint but it was there.

  • @peeweedinosuar3281
    @peeweedinosuar3281 3 года назад

    Jeff bezos could end homelessness. That would be money well spent

  • @iLuv4Play
    @iLuv4Play 3 года назад

    Gimmie a flying replica for Xmas present.

  • @satyaprakashyadav2207
    @satyaprakashyadav2207 3 года назад

    Best

  • @alokbhattacharya6523
    @alokbhattacharya6523 3 года назад

    Ingenuity did great stroll but seems getting crashed while descending.

    • @johnc3403
      @johnc3403 3 года назад

      it's being controlled by one of them new "woman" engineers.

  • @user-tv5kn5ze1j
    @user-tv5kn5ze1j 3 года назад

    If there are aliens to observe their presence in the sky Would think like a human being Thinking that power Watch an old movie about the success of the Right brothers.

  • @abirhannan3436
    @abirhannan3436 3 года назад

    PPL nowadays don't blive such thing

  • @ufoseverywhere
    @ufoseverywhere 3 года назад

    It's cute n all but show us some fuckin structures n ufo footage already

  • @philippastore2228
    @philippastore2228 3 года назад

    This may be nothing but CGI springing into being as another ET sequel Spielberg story, bored with life, cast off and away from the outer limits of the sunnyside down Corona shadows of the Twilight Zone; albeit, really stircrazy MadMax thundering Home; Allone.