The unmanned helicopter Ingenuity, which arrived on Mars with the Perseverance rover, made the second successful flight.
As reported NASA, the drone rose to a height of five meters, hovered, tilted 5 degrees and flew off to the side by two meters (to see the photo, scroll the page to the end).
Also, the device once again hung up and made turns to direct its color cameras in different directions.
The entire flight took about 50 seconds.
As a reminder, the first time Ingenuity took off on April 19… The drone climbed three meters up, hovered in place for 30 seconds and sank back to the surface of the Red Planet.
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As reported OBOZREVATEL, the Perseverance rover after more than six months of flight – February 18 – sat down on the surface of Mars… Soon after landing, the rover sent to Earth first images taken on the surface.
Later, audio recordings of how sounds the movement of Perseverance on Mars.
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