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    NASA is developing a Mars helicopter that could land itself from orbit

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    NASA is developing a Mars helicopter that could land itself from orbit

    NASA is developing a Mars helicopter that could land itself from orbit

    The Ingenuity Mars helicopter, the predecessor to Chopper

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    NASA is working on plans to send another helicopter to Mars. The craft would land itself after screaming into the planet’s atmosphere at speed, before covering several kilometres a day while carrying scientific equipment.

    Several landers have safely touched down on the surface of Mars using parachutes and rockets to slow their descent. Some have even contained wheeled rovers that could explore the surface. Then came NASA’s helicopter drone Ingenuity. Although it was engineered on a shoestring budget, it managed to make a surprising 72 flights on the Red Planet,…

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