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Hitchhiking across Mars with . Not *technically* the actual NASA Ingenuity Helicopter. Tweets by . Art by .
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One new #MarsHelicopter Ingenuity colorcam from a few days after F31 allows for better localization of its landing zone; blue outlines are approximate Navcam Sep 6 2022 Sol 550 LMST 15:48 (F31) Colorcam Sep 10 2022 Sol 554 LMST 13:10 Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
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Fly the #marshelicopter in it.
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Our Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spotted this pit. It's about 160 feet (50 meters) across, and likely formed when the roof of a lava cave collapsed. The work of NASA scientists studying lava tunnels on Earth may someday inform future Mars exploration. twitter.com/NASAExpedition…
a large dark hole on a wind-swept plain, seen from above
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YEEHAW!! #MarsHelicopter Ingenuity has completed 32* flights!! 8- D (* 32 base10 == 100000 base2 ! :- )
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The #MarsHelicopter completed Flight 32 over the weekend! 🚁 The 55.3-second flight covered 93.74m at a max speed of 4.75 meters per second. Full details on the flight log: go.nasa.gov/3QW9TMG Can you spot the two hints of Ingenuity in this image?
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#MarsHelicopter Ingenuity completó su vuelo número 32 sobre la superficie de Marte. El vuelo duró 55 segundos. La imagen fue tomada con su cámara de navegación. En la esquina superior derecha se ve una de sus patas y en la esquina inferior izquierda su sombra.
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Sol 550: Here are the #MarsHelicopter Flight 31 color images from the RTE camera on-board that were also posted. 🚁📷 Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/martiandennis
Mars Ingenuity Helicopter color images from Flight 31.
Mars Ingenuity Helicopter color images from Flight 31.
Mars Ingenuity Helicopter color images from Flight 31.
Mars Ingenuity Helicopter color images from Flight 31.
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¡El #MarsHelicopter completó el Vuelo 32 durante el fin de semana! 🚁 El vuelo de 55,3 segundos cubrió 93,74 m a una velocidad máxima de 4,75 metros por segundo. Detalles completos en el registro de vuelo: go.nasa.gov/3QW9TMG
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The #MarsHelicopter completed Flight 32 over the weekend! 🚁 The 55.3-second flight covered 93.74m at a max speed of 4.75 meters per second. Full details on the flight log: go.nasa.gov/3QW9TMG Can you spot the two hints of Ingenuity in this image?
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