On April 24, NASA announced that it is expected to carry out the third flight of the “Wit” Mars helicopter on April 25, flying at an altitude of 5 meters, a speed of about 4.5 miles per hour, and about 100 round trips.
Mi, the initial data is expected to be sent back to the JPL mission control room at around 22:16 on April 25th. ‘Wizwit’ completed its second flight on Thursday.
The second flight reached an altitude of 16 feet, then tilted 5 degrees, moved 7 feet to one side, hovered, turned to point the color camera it carried in multiple directions, finally returned to the starting point and landed that lasted a total of 59.1 seconds.
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