NASA's Ingenuity helicopter became the first aircraft to make a powered, controlled flight on another planet on Monday (4/19).
NASA said Ingenuity flew about 10 feet above the surface of Mars for about 30 seconds before landing.
NASA's Ingenuity helicopter became the first aircraft to make a powered, controlled flight on another planet on Monday (4/19).
NASA said Ingenuity flew about 10 feet above the surface of Mars for about 30 seconds before landing.
It's been called a "Wright brothers moment" that could pave the way to future interplanetary aircraft. Read more:..
A team at San Diego-based Qualcomm helped NASA's helicopter Ingenuity make history on Mars.