through at least September, and has now racked up 28 sorties. That's considerably beyond its initial flight plan, of five excursions planned after it landed on the Martian surface in February 2021, along with Perseverance. Ingenuity's rotor revolutions per flight werelast September to account for lessening atmospheric density due to seasonal changes at the mission's landing area, Mars' Jezero Crater.
The FGPA unit is crucial to making sure Ingenuity remains operational, including controlling the power to avionics elements and operating heaters to keep Ingenuity alive during cold Martian nights. It is also responsible for the spacecraft's time-keeping, including for scheduled calls with Perseverance.
To try to catch Ingenuity again, engineers commanded Perseverance to listen for the signal for nearly an entire Martian sol on May 5, and finally heard from the helicopter around 11:45 a.m. local Mars time. Ingenuity was limited in what it could send to preserve its power, but controllers were able to determine that the helicopter's basic health appeared to be good.
Dales_Starman How do we not have a method to clean these solar panels yet?
So who took the picture of the rover on Mars?
Tough little trooper!!
Keep on little buddy 💪
The little helicopter that could.
Dust does that to me all the time. I feel it's pain.
A little windershield wiper fluid goes along way. 😉
😂
Can Perseverance use its Gaseous Dust Removal Tool to remove dust from itself or Ingenuity?
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you think you fill this sliver up with water i heard all oxygen stories
thats lame bro wasnt to send peopel to soem 2 mile trip to the driest part of texas you can think of for what tudy dirt say in 1000 yrs
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THIS WAS FIRST TWEETED ON APRIL 28.
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