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NASA's innovative MAGGIE aircraft, funded by NIAC, aims to explore Mars, conducting vital investigations including water search, magnetic field study, and methane signal detection for signs of life.

As the Mars Ingenuity helicopter continues to soar, an early-stage Red Planet craft is in the works. The first fixed-wing plane on Mars would seek water — and perhaps life.

Coflow jet’s MAGGIE, the solar-powered eVTOL backed by NASA, is intended for conducting studies and exploring more of mars’ surface.

Discover NASA's support for CoFlow Jet's MAGGIE, a solar-powered eVTOL set to explore Mars' entire surface. Uncover the innovative deflected slipstream technology enhancing MAGGIE's efficiency. Explore Mars' geology, atmosphere, and subsurface through three dynamic investigations, backed by NASA's Innovative Advanced Concepts program. Join the mission for insights into Mars' history, potential for life, and resource distribution. Learn more on NASA's websi...

Los Angeles CA (SPX) Jan 08, 2024 - NASA has officially announced the selection of 13 innovative concepts for its 2024 Phase I awards under the NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) program. This program is renowned for funding ear

NASA NIAC is funding Coflow Jet to analyze a novel global mobility Mars exploration platform, Mars Aerial and Ground Intelligent Explorer (MAGGIE).

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NASA has just unveiled its latest selection of advanced concepts for further exploration, and they’re as wild and intriguing as we’ve come to expect.

NASA, in its relentless pursuit of space innovation, announced on Thursday the selection of 13 new projects for its 2024 Phase I awards under the Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) program. These awards, totaling up to $175,000 each, are granted to teams proposing advanced and unconventional space technologies.

NASA selected the 2024 Phase I awardees for its program to fund ideas that could  innovate for the benefit of all and transform future agency missions.