Mars helicopter Ingenuity First Flight Updates

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  • Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
  • Here are the new updates of the Mars Helicopter, Ingenuity, and things you should know before the maiden flight. Also, enjoy the latest images of Mars captured by the Perseverance rover on Sol 38
    Credit: NASA/JPL

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  • @johnnyfavorite1194
    @johnnyfavorite1194 3 года назад +19

    To think that to this very day there is a living person (Kane Tanaka) who was born the same year as the Wright Brothers 1903 Flight and she will likely be here to see an aircraft fly over martian terrain currently located about 165,119,940 miles/265,734,784 kilometers from Earth. From 120 feet/36.5M to Hundreds of Millions of Miles/Kilometers in 118 Years.

  • @trevortomah8508
    @trevortomah8508 3 года назад +3

    Hope all goes well with Ingenuity, thanks for sharing the images.

  • @ronsummers4090
    @ronsummers4090 3 года назад +8

    Now this has to be top of the “I’ve got a new toy” list lol

  • @lapatriaesprimerochilenos8339
    @lapatriaesprimerochilenos8339 3 года назад +2

    En que desierto de USA estan?????

  • @thehorizon5791
    @thehorizon5791 3 года назад

    When does the helicopter fly? Is it idle? The time is right, it may be blown by winds that cannot

  • @nisonpapern2446
    @nisonpapern2446 3 года назад

    When will I see images from Mars helicopter?

  • @reconforsales7708
    @reconforsales7708 3 года назад +1

    What's the delay? Just fly the damn thing!

  • @chathpiersath8286
    @chathpiersath8286 3 года назад

    Wow! This is exciting. I wish I had studied engineering.

  • @muthah3013
    @muthah3013 3 года назад

    What are the wind speeds recorded this trip?

  • @jayjay-bz3rr
    @jayjay-bz3rr 3 года назад +4

    Awwww, how cute 🚁

  • @derrickwall3143
    @derrickwall3143 3 года назад

    Where can the instrumental audio information be found for this video?

  • @ckdigitaltheqof6th210
    @ckdigitaltheqof6th210 3 года назад

    Lame that we are going to get stuck with freeze fame images, no video lift off.

  • @rb30athorn
    @rb30athorn 3 года назад

    no flight again! when will this get off the ground?

  • @jimparsons6803
    @jimparsons6803 3 года назад +1

    Getting it done, slowly.

  • @moismael2954
    @moismael2954 3 года назад

    so excited

  • @bonbonarobonbonarov1333
    @bonbonarobonbonarov1333 3 года назад +1

    What is this . Like thing from 1:27 to 1:43 seen above the horizont ?

  • @dedal3303
    @dedal3303 3 года назад +1

    At 1:40 I see two points in the sky above the horizon. And not just in this video .... what is it?

    • @spacexsays3227
      @spacexsays3227 3 года назад

      oh C'mon, don't make-up a story out of silly objects in the background. You're making up conspiracies. A stage hand probably threw something to his mate while making this clip and it got caught on Cam.

    • @chinossynthesizer705
      @chinossynthesizer705 3 года назад

      @@spacexsays3227 this is not kill zone

    • @poolqueen44
      @poolqueen44 3 года назад

      I see it too

    • @dedal3303
      @dedal3303 3 года назад

      @@spacexsays3227 I meant nothing but a reasonable explanation. As I wrote similar points in the distance or near, anyway, they can be seen in several shots from different sources .... I'm just wondering if it's a dirty lens or what?

  • @LlamaKingGaming
    @LlamaKingGaming 3 года назад +1

    Clickbate! Your title makes it sound like Ingenuity took its first flight, it's just more of the same footage you keep showing of them unfolding the helicopter. Unsubscribe

  • @mubasheer5584
    @mubasheer5584 3 года назад +2

    Why it took 4 days to unfold it's legs?

    • @mrbyamile6973
      @mrbyamile6973 3 года назад +6

      I was thinking the same thing, its been more than 4 days just getting the helicopter ready to drop from the rover. Im guessing they are just being extremely cautious. If they give it a bunch of commands and step 5 of 20 commands malfunctions it could possibly cause damage to itself... that my guess. But I'm sure they are more anxious about flying that thing than we are so I don't think its to create drama 😅

    • @joevignolor4u949
      @joevignolor4u949 3 года назад +2

      @@mrbyamile6973 I think you are probably correct. They probably go through the deployment sequence one step at a time and then they carefully evaluate each step. Once they study all the data and confirm that a step has been completed properly then they do the next step. There is no rush so why do it too fast and risk blowing the whole thing.

    • @nunyabiznez6381
      @nunyabiznez6381 3 года назад +1

      They are limited by the speed of light. There are hundreds of steps from landing to a flying drone. Each step requires a command to be sent via radio, time enough for the action to be accomplished then a message sent back to mission control to verify that the step has been completed. They must do this during roughly 10 hours of daylight every day and it takes about 15 minutes for the command to reach mars then a few minutes for it to be carried out then another 15 minutes for us to get the message that the command was carried out. So that is roughly 32-60 minutes per action. For 100 separate actions it would take 6-10 days depending on what the steps were. This is just for a single task and flying the drone is one of the more complex tasks.

    • @mubasheer5584
      @mubasheer5584 3 года назад

      @@nunyabiznez6381 wow sounds great. Finally I got the answer. Thanks for that! I have one more crazy question. It is, why did rover dropped belly PAN few days back and what is the use of belly PAN ?

    • @spacexsays3227
      @spacexsays3227 3 года назад +1

      If you was sitting on just one position in the freezing windy cold weather beaten outside, your legs would do the very same.

  • @abdirajabu7852
    @abdirajabu7852 3 года назад

    ARE THIS THE TRUE COLORS OF MARS OR IT HAS BEEN EDITED

    • @spacexsays3227
      @spacexsays3227 3 года назад

      I remember a couple of years ago a girl on youtube noticed they presented Mars with Blue sky. She was angry and that's when she realized that the whole thing could been faked. She no longer believed in what NASA presented. She became a disbeliever in space travel.

  • @veterayt6800
    @veterayt6800 3 года назад +10

    If there is intelligent life on Mars, us humans just freaked them out by sending our alien drone to survey their home

    • @robertgrosser3359
      @robertgrosser3359 3 года назад +1

      Doctor Birdie, I am going to laugh my guts out if a Martian steps out with a shotgun and blows it out of the sky.

  • @uddinislah3042
    @uddinislah3042 3 года назад +1

    WOW VERY NICE AMAZIN GREAT

  • @davidsherburne8429
    @davidsherburne8429 3 года назад

    Why not a D J.

  • @americodiaz1274
    @americodiaz1274 3 года назад

    April 8 : International model airplane day !!!!!!!

  • @nhovan1892
    @nhovan1892 3 года назад

    Cuối cùng có sinh vật nào ở đó không vậy

  • @isahakkv219
    @isahakkv219 3 года назад +1

    it is more than a dream

    • @spacexsays3227
      @spacexsays3227 3 года назад

      You are right, it more than just a dream. It's fantasy, illusions and make belief.

  • @perfectlife4umusic328
    @perfectlife4umusic328 3 года назад

    if this helicopter fall horizontal then how will it stand vertical itself

    • @bigboitimmy123
      @bigboitimmy123 3 года назад

      If it crashes and doesn't land upright then it will likely not be launched again and the section of the mission will be deemed as a failure depending on the amount of data received

    • @amitk3474
      @amitk3474 3 года назад +1

      @@bigboitimmy123 It's not so The rover arm will rescue the copter if it topples or its legs get stuck in between rocks. NASA will only fly it over plains so chances of any accident is minimal.

    • @joevignolor4u949
      @joevignolor4u949 3 года назад

      @@amitk3474 Where did you read that? Source please.

    • @surf2257
      @surf2257 3 года назад

      @@joevignolor4u949 I roughly checked and not much about that but it make sense to use the arm to move or flip it if needed...

    • @joevignolor4u949
      @joevignolor4u949 3 года назад

      @@surf2257 The rover's robotic arm was not designed to do anything like that. Trying to flip the helicopter upright might damage the arm and it would also consume valuable time. The rover's primary mission is to look for signs of life on Mars. Whatever happens with the helicopter as soon as it's over the rover will be going elsewhere and getting on with its primary mission.

  • @indiralara2970
    @indiralara2970 3 года назад

    How many passengers does this helicopter have and where are its passengers and if it crashes, does the hospital have Mars?

  • @Русланчик-м2д
    @Русланчик-м2д 3 года назад +1

    Ну где первый полет?

  • @fabioferreiragomes
    @fabioferreiragomes 3 года назад

    ...........INCRÍVEL.........ESPETACULAR............

  • @ernestgarza2989
    @ernestgarza2989 3 года назад

    So you’re saying there’s air on Mars

    • @Stabby_Dave
      @Stabby_Dave 3 года назад +1

      There's an atmosphere, but the "air" is 99% carbon dioxide. The pressure is also much lower.

  • @DJHeroMasta
    @DJHeroMasta 3 года назад +1

    *PLEASE,* please, please, please, work without any major issues along the way! 😬

  • @leonid3617
    @leonid3617 3 года назад

    пишут, что дрон взлетит через несколько дней, а видео, как он летит уже показали

  • @muthah3013
    @muthah3013 3 года назад

    How fast are those blades turning to get lift in that thin atmosphere? I know that the gravity is less, but even so..... would modified jet propulsion power a winged vehicle through the Martian atmosphere? I think that E. Musk's tunnel borer will provide subsurface, faster than sound transport. I think this gives Americans something to rally behind.

    • @cecilbrisley5185
      @cecilbrisley5185 3 года назад

      A fuel driven craft would have a very limited mission. Running out of fuel sucks. It costs alot to bring fuel with you. That is why electric, solar charged and prop driven craft is the better choice.

    • @muthah3013
      @muthah3013 3 года назад

      @@cecilbrisley5185 Thanks for that, Cecil. So, Musk's electric plane might have applications there providing it could get lift.

    • @reasonerenlightened2456
      @reasonerenlightened2456 3 года назад

      I told them to design it as the following Russian military quadcopter but they did not listen and went with their stupid current design.
      ruclips.net/video/7FwDMzIbZrg/видео.html
      Compact design for transportation, Massive propeller surface, Amazing lift power, Incredible stability and flight control, etc.

  • @abdirajabu7852
    @abdirajabu7852 3 года назад

    Ingenuity....... WHY YOU CALL THIS NAME AND WHAT ARE THE MEANINGS

    • @spacexsays3227
      @spacexsays3227 3 года назад

      They use the name because people are beinging to talk that it's a fakery. And no NASA decided they will persevere with their production. I expect NASAs next mission will be called "Desperation".

  • @claymore4915
    @claymore4915 3 года назад

    The surface seems to have been smashed all to hell. Most everything is shattered scattered stone shards.

    • @velocitymg
      @velocitymg 3 года назад

      That’s because of the global Martian war between the greys and the greens...

  • @shinigamiryuk5315
    @shinigamiryuk5315 3 года назад

    Why so slow?? Send me there instead

  • @HiTechOilCo
    @HiTechOilCo 3 года назад +1

    Helicopter? No, this is a *drone*, not a helicopter.

    • @codename495
      @codename495 3 года назад +1

      Perhaps your definition of “ helicopter” is a bit narrower than the actual definition. All propeller driven drones are helicopters because the definition of helicopter is a vehicle capable of powered flight by utilizing propellers to achieve lift. You may define a helicopter as a piloted transit vehicle, but it isn’t. Also, drones ( mechanical, not biological) are usually defined as a remotely controlled propeller driven device, but this isn’t exactly a drone of you consider its ability to work without constant control and communication from NASA.

    • @wavefuse
      @wavefuse 3 года назад

      I would call it a coaxial helicopter. I have flown my models without a tail boom just fine, same as this

  • @egretsregret
    @egretsregret 3 года назад +2

    Ahhh...B a r s o o m..

    • @Gwaithmir
      @Gwaithmir 3 года назад

      John Carter lives!

  • @BirdWhisperer46
    @BirdWhisperer46 3 года назад

    Click bait, It has not flown yet.

  • @LG-vk8vz
    @LG-vk8vz 3 года назад

    They are underground....

  • @rafaellaborde666
    @rafaellaborde666 3 года назад

    Sublime, y no como el hielo marciano, sino en el espíritu humano. Para levitar... ¡y sin aspas!. Jajajaja

  • @19GRIND68
    @19GRIND68 3 года назад +1

    In the future its more possibilities of ww3 marsian war 🥺😟

    • @deixonneakoliossere4868
      @deixonneakoliossere4868 3 года назад

      @MrGriff305 😂😂😂🤔you are so spacial

    • @spacexsays3227
      @spacexsays3227 3 года назад

      You are the perfect person to illustrate how humans are brainwashed and indoctrinated with so many wrongs.
      The Space programs are exactly the very same. People tell you it's justified and you simply believe in the nosense. Fella you really need to grow up and smell the coffee.

  • @jamesnewton3709
    @jamesnewton3709 3 года назад

    question is.....is there any intelligent life on Earth?

    • @spacexsays3227
      @spacexsays3227 3 года назад

      As long as people believe this garbage, sadly no.

  • @timg5222
    @timg5222 3 года назад

    That's so wacky, seems like an April Fool!

  • @Neon-807
    @Neon-807 3 года назад

    Достали показывать рень компьютерную.... В таком духе можно было не лететь... так смонтировать и довольствоваться этим... Покажите реально видео...

    • @reasonerenlightened2456
      @reasonerenlightened2456 3 года назад +1

      I told them to design it as the following Russian military quadcopter but they did not listen and went with their stupid current design.
      ruclips.net/video/7FwDMzIbZrg/видео.html
      Compact design for transportation, Massive propeller surface, Amazing lift power, Incredible stability and flight control, etc.

  • @wildbill7267
    @wildbill7267 3 года назад

    Just fly it already!!! Why all the drama???

    • @nunyabiznez6381
      @nunyabiznez6381 3 года назад

      No drama. They are limited by the speed of light. Imagine typing letters in this RUclips field and it took 15 minutes for the command for the letter to appear on Mars then another 15 minutes for a signal to come back telling you the letter was in the field on mars. Then you type the next letter and so on. There are over 100 separate steps from landing to the drone being in the air. It takes about 15 minutes for the signal to go from Earth to Mars, then anywhere from a couple of minutes to over an hour for the step to be completed then another 15 minutes for a message to get back to Earth telling mission control that the action has taken place and it is ready to receive the next command. Mars only has about 10 hours per day of sufficient daylight for video confirmation and so they can only complete around 10-15 steps per day. So that can mean 6-10 days to complete a task. Some tasks are more complex than others. This is one of the more complicated tasks. You are used to everything being instantaneous because you are right there where you are completing your tasks. But in real life things like this are not like a video game where everything happens instantaneously. Light and radio waves move at 186,000 miles per second. Mars is over 165,000,000 miles away from Earth. 165,000,000 ÷ 186,000 = 887 seconds = 14 minutes 47 seconds. So double that and add the amount of time for the step to complete. Keep in mind also that there is no power grid on Mars so motors are all very low voltage D.C. and so everything moves very slowly and relies on solar panels. The solar panels are a fraction of what is on a typical residential roof and so they cannot generate high voltage. hence, everything moves slow on Mars.
      One day when we can sent astronauts to Mars we won't have this issue because humans can think on their own and wont need mission control for each individual step in a complicated task. They can just carry the drone out of the space ship and unfold the legs manually in seconds and then set it on the ground and then turn it on and use the controller like we do on Earth unencumbered by the speed of light.

    • @spacexsays3227
      @spacexsays3227 3 года назад

      The Drama is to wait until they have enough captive audience. When they do, that's when they will continue with your fantasy. It's a Movie production made to look real fella. Wake up.

    • @cecilbrisley5185
      @cecilbrisley5185 3 года назад

      @@spacexsays3227 speed of light dude. Its a thing.

    • @spacexsays3227
      @spacexsays3227 3 года назад

      @@cecilbrisley5185 Every day they discover Exo-planets and red dwarfs, and black holes, and Earth like planets. Nothing is ever proven, it's all imaginary and theorized.........you must love it...hahahaha

  • @uvyjfyfjcujhrefyufzs2945
    @uvyjfyfjcujhrefyufzs2945 3 года назад +1

    Si nous les extraterrestres

  • @mr1enrollment
    @mr1enrollment 3 года назад

    The title is click bait. You will NOT get a subscribe from me.

  • @elbandito3933
    @elbandito3933 3 года назад +1

    Lol hollywood

    • @spacexsays3227
      @spacexsays3227 3 года назад

      clearly you have woken up. You're not folled by this massive deception

  • @hswing11
    @hswing11 3 года назад

    THAT RELLY SUCKS

  • @Mahicricketsupport
    @Mahicricketsupport 3 года назад

    Lol

  • @vad46des45
    @vad46des45 3 года назад

    Класс!!! А где же Россия?

    • @ushankaboy7357
      @ushankaboy7357 3 года назад

      экзомарс только в 23 полетит, да и то несколько месяцев еще до марса самого

  • @DanipBlog
    @DanipBlog 3 года назад +1

    4 days to unfold?? Why they spend so much sending such garbage technology there...

  • @valentinarus
    @valentinarus 3 года назад

    Странно, почему по ТВ не показывает, очередной фэйк.

    • @cyborghobo9717
      @cyborghobo9717 3 года назад +1

      Фэйк ? Да ю шпрех инглиш? Надо было читать субтитры.

  • @dwightjackson2614
    @dwightjackson2614 3 года назад

    I can only control my remote control plane so far, but they controlling one millions of miles away! FAKE!!!

    • @Stabby_Dave
      @Stabby_Dave 3 года назад

      They don't control it directly. It says that on the video at 0:54.

    • @dwightjackson2614
      @dwightjackson2614 3 года назад

      @@Stabby_Dave they don’t control it at all. It’s Fake!!!!

    • @Stabby_Dave
      @Stabby_Dave 3 года назад

      @@dwightjackson2614 : Proof? And no, "it looks like [insert place name here]" doesn't count. I expect your reply to be light on facts, seeing as you couldn't be bothered to check how Ingenuity works.

    • @dwightjackson2614
      @dwightjackson2614 3 года назад

      @@Stabby_Dave you need proof google it. Don’t be a troll, I don’t need to prove anything to you or anyone else. It’s fake because I said so, there is your proof, clown grow up!

  • @travisg9294
    @travisg9294 3 года назад

    The helicopter is stuck and won't drop, they're showing these vids to hide the truth. 😩

    • @nunyabiznez6381
      @nunyabiznez6381 3 года назад

      why do you think that?

    • @spacexsays3227
      @spacexsays3227 3 года назад

      @@nunyabiznez6381 They've been hiding lots of stuff from the general public. NASA is a "Government" run agency. They won't tell you every little trick they use to convince the public.

    • @cecilbrisley5185
      @cecilbrisley5185 3 года назад

      Send more tinfoil!

    • @spacexsays3227
      @spacexsays3227 3 года назад

      @@cecilbrisley5185 hahahaha, triggered huh?

    • @nunyabiznez6381
      @nunyabiznez6381 3 года назад +2

      @@spacexsays3227 Convince the public of what? Be specific and cite sources our you are just another tin foil hat wearing paranoid psycho off their meds.

  • @spacexsays3227
    @spacexsays3227 3 года назад

    ............................April Fools!

  • @davidhardinge9537
    @davidhardinge9537 3 года назад

    What a crappy planet? Not much more interesting then the moon, although thanks for sharing.

    • @gordontyree9858
      @gordontyree9858 3 года назад +3

      As one of our lunar Astronauts said from the surface of the moon....”magnificent desolation”! But you know what? I think, in the far distant past, Mars May have looked a lot like Earth....that’s why we’re there man! To explore and try to find answers to that one question....is there or was there once life on another planet! What did you expect to find there? Lush plant life with alien life forms prancing about? Come on man....! Get with the program! What we have done with this rover and soon with this little helo is an amazing feat! All Americans should be proud, and primed for the next step....American Astronauts on the surface of Mars!! Can’t wait! Great job NASA!

    • @pete2070
      @pete2070 3 года назад +1

      @@gordontyree9858 Well said!

    • @stephenmcdowall4428
      @stephenmcdowall4428 3 года назад +1

      @@gordontyree9858 👈 THE MAN..👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

    • @nunyabiznez6381
      @nunyabiznez6381 3 года назад

      It is a whole lot more interesting than the Moon. It has water and a lot of it and it has an atmosphere meaning that Mars will be very suitable for colonization. All we need do is add organic material and seeds. Mars would provide water and soil. It is believed that some plants may be able to be grown on Mars without an enclosure. Other plants at an atmosphere only slightly more dense than Mars and this is very important for food production. We may not need to bring much air with us when we go to Mars. For the Moon we would need to bring air with us and then recycle it. While Mars has a thin atmosphere it is still an atmosphere and it is sufficient to sustain a few thousand people indefinitely with the right equipment. Keeping a hundred people alive on Mars for a year would cost less than keeping ten people alive on the Moon all else being equal. To anyone interested in space travel that makes Mars far more interesting than the Moon. Add to this the fact that Mars may very well already have life on a microscopic level or at one point in it's history it might have had some life.

  • @MyVlad64
    @MyVlad64 3 года назад

    Задолбали мультяшки... Тошнит однако😠🤮