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NASA's Ingenuity helicopter has managed to spin its blades to 50 revolutions per minute (RPM) in preparation for its maiden flight on Mars this weekend.  The space agency shared a short animation, captured by cameras attached to Ingenuity's parent craft Perseverance, of the blades rotating.  Takeoff of the 4-pound (1.8-kilogram) robotic helicopter, already detached from the Perseverance rover, is now slated for this Sunday (April 11).   If successful, Ingenuity, which has become affectionately known as 'Ginny', will be the first powered and controlled flight of an aircraft on any plane...

NASA has unlocked the 'blades of glory' on its Ingenuity helicopter ahead of the small rotorcraft's maiden flight on Mars this weekend. The space agency called the reveal of the chopper blades 'mind-bottling' in reference to a quote from the Will Ferrell ice skating movie 'Blades of Glory'. In a short clip shared on Twitter, the 4ft wide blades can be seen slowly unlocking on top of the tiny 19 inch tall helicopter, ahead of a 'spin up' test in the coming days. Ingenuity is set to take its first flight on April 11, which will see the copter take off, hover in place and then return for landing...

A helicopter was dropped on Martian soil on Saturday from the Perseverance rover as NASA prepares for

Ingenuity SURVIVES its first night on Mars where it endured -130F Stacy Liberatore For Dailymail.com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo NASA's Ingenuity helicopter has survived its first night on Mars, following the deployment from the belly of the Perseverance rover Saturday. The $85 million copter completed the first major test of its mission, NASA officials announced as they celebrated it was still functioning after enduring -130F on the Martian surface. Although the team had hoped Ingenuity would make it through the night, there was the chance of it freezing and i...