Mars Ingenuity Kicks up a Surprising Amount of Dust Every Time it Lands universetoday storybywill
, an assistant professor at the Stevens Institute of Technology and a co-author on the study:
For the sake of their study, Rabinovich and his teammates used advanced image-processing techniques to extract information from the low-resolution videos of. By identifying tiny variations between video frames and the light intensity of individual pixels, Rabinovich and his colleagues calculated the size and mass of dust clouds the helicopter kicked up during takeoff, hovering, and landing. The results were strikingly similar to the models he and his colleagues created in 2014.
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