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The space agency is still trying to figure out what may have caused Ingenuity's mission-ending damage, leading to the proposed spin test.

The previous flights of the Ingenuity helicopter on Mars were successful. However, its most recent one appears to be a fatal malfunction, forcing NASA to give its blades a little "wiggle."

From more Mars exploration to buzzing a moon of Saturn, space helicopters are just getting started

It is difficult to emphasise the significance of the milestone surpassed by NASA's Mars helicopter, Ingenuity.

Among the missions being planned is a huge helicopter drone to explore Saturn’s moon Titan.

After soaring through Mars' skies for three years, NASA's autonomous helicopter Ingenuity has finally ceased to operate. This conclusion is not due to technical failure but to...

Data from the NASA Perseverance rover's RIMFAX instrument sheds light on the formation of Mars' ancient lakebed, the Jezero Crater.

The space agency announced Thursday that the 4-pound chopper, named Ingenuity, can no longer fly due to rotor blade damage, and its mission is officially over.

Considered by NASA as a 30-day technology demonstration, the 4-pound chopper ended up performing 72 flights for nearly three years on the Red Planet.

Nasa’s Ingenuity Mars helicopter, which made history by achieving the first powered flight on another world, has officially ended its nearly three-year mission after sustaining rotor damage.