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#MarsHelicopter completed its 4th flight, going farther & faster than ever before. It also took more photos as it flew over the Martian surface. We expect those images will come down in a later data downlink, but @NASAPersevere's Hazcam caught part of the flight.pic.twitter.com/Fx3UHu4jgv
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Congratulations!
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Nicely done
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Absolutely unbelievable! Great work and clearly spot-on engineering and programming!
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Woot woot!
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The little guy is doing big things over there...bravo
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YESSSSSSS
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Congratulations! (When) can we expect Ingenuity's images to appear on the Raw images site? I really enjoy working with the great images this mission has generated so far. This data is a great resource for citizen scientists.
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Excuse me, could you share the raw images link? Disn’t manage to find it…
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Wooooo!! Now that all 4 are done. I’m assuming there will be future flights planned out now as well? What are the chances of going off on an adventure. Fly as far as it can, land, charge, repeat. Or does it require the rover to link up data?
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Having the rover close by I mean.
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