NASA’s (National Aeronautics and Space Agency) reconnaissance helicopter on Mars Ingenuity, offers views of Mars we’ve never seen before. The reconnaissance helicopter finally perseverance photographed the remnants of the parachute that the rover used to land on the Red Planet.
Exciting images give hope to scientists. The reason for this is that the images how to handle the landing that it will help them understand what they are doing and inspire various improvement. Exciting images give hope to scientists.
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The images were taken from a height of 8 meters.
NASA shared the images taken by the Ingenuity helicopter, which is part of the Perseverance exploration vehicle, on its Twitter account today. In these images, the rover used to land on Mars. the remains of the parachute is located.
On landing in February 2021, the parachute made a soft landing, approx. 125 kilometers quickly crashed into the surface of Mars. In addition, it was shared that the parts of the parachute were intact. These images are from NASA officials. future tasks It is thought that it can be an important source of ideas for
According to the information, the images are approx. from 8 meters high withdrew. According to NASA, Ingenuity 159 seconds flew. Also during this time 360 meters traveled and 10 photos pulled. Produced at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California, the exploration vehicle runs on plutonium fuel. The vehicle landed on Mars on February 18, 2021, after launching on July 30, 202.
Perseverance ranks as the most advanced of the missions to Mars. Infrastructure work of the vehicle for the realization of new missions on the Red Planet. 2.4 billion dollarsfor the system that makes it work and descend to the surface 300 million dollars known to be spent.
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