Mars helicopter bound for the Red Planet takes to the air for the first time
TechCrunch Industry News · TechCrunch
April 2, 20194m 28s
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Show Notes
The Mars 2020 mission is on track for launch next year, and nesting inside the high-tech new rover heading that direction is a high-tech helicopter designed to fly in the planet’s nearly non-existent atmosphere. The actual aircraft that will fly on the Martian surface just took its first flight and its engineers are over the moon. “The next time we fly, we fly on Mars,” said MiMi Aung, who manages the project at JPL, in a news release.
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