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Airdrops This is the Game changer we bring about to our community. OH yes! Show More Show Less. Private Sale. Louie Features. Road Map. Tokenomics Distribution. Louie duck Token. Flight four: April 30, with a vertical takeoff up to 16ft, hover, shift southwards ft at 3. Flight five: May 7, with a vertical takeoff up to 33ft, hover, shift southwards ft at 3. Flight six: May 22, with a vertical takeoff of 33ft, hover, shift southwest ft at 9mph, travel 49ft south, travel ft before returning to land.

Flight seven: June 8, with a vertical takeoff of 33ft, hover, shift ft at 9mph, land at Airfield D. Flight eight: June 21, with a vertical takeoff, hover, shift southwest ft, land at Airfield E ft away from Perseverance. Flight nine: July 5, with a record length of 2,ft southwest over a prospective research location at 16ft per second. Flight ten : July 24, with a record height of 40 feet 12 metres over Raised Ridges to Airfield G. Flight duration Flight eleven: August 5, by flying 1,ft for seconds in preparation for a series of reconnaissance missions for the Perseverance rover.

Flight Twelve: August 16, by flying 1,ft for seconds, climbing Flight Thirteen: September 5, by flying ft for Flight Fourteen: October 25, by flying a 'short hop' of 6. It flew for 23 seconds at 1mph at an altitude of 16ft 5m. Flight Fifteen: November 6, by flying back towards its original landing site.

It flew for a total of seconds at an estimated 11mph. Flight Sixteen: November 20, by travelling ft m for a total of seconds at an estimated 3mph. Butler landing site. It flew ft m for a total of seconds at an estimated 6mph. It arrived on Mars attached to the belly of Perseverance, which touched down on Mars on February 18 after a nearly seven-month journey through space. Ingenuity then performed its historic first flight on April 19, , making history as the first powered controlled flight on any planet other than Earth.

In a nod to this feat, Ingenuity carries a small amount of fabric that covered one of the wings of the Wright brothers' aircraft, known as the Flyer, during the first powered, controlled flight on Earth in After proving that flight was possible, the helicopter made four further trips, each one increasingly longer and with more complicated maneuvering, as engineers at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL looked to better understand its performance.

During Ingenuity's 17th flight there was an unexpected cut-off to the in-flight data stream as the helicopter descended toward the surface. Although Perseverance serves as the helicopter's communications base station for engineers on Earth, it wasn't able to provide the JPL team with enough information to declare the flight a success at the time.

They had to wait for separate data to be downlinked to JPL's base in California last Friday December 10 , which confirmed the mission had been a success and that Ingenuity was in excellent condition. The helicopter did not have long to wait for its next flight, which was scheduled to take place no earlier than yesterday December NASA has not yet released any details about whether or not it has taken place.

The plan is for Ingenuity to cover another feet metres at a speed of 5. Just like with flight 17, number 18 will also push the limits of the rotorcraft's radio range and performance. The JPL team have modified the flight sequence to communicate in a low-data-rate mode, which they hope will provide an additional signal-strength boost and offer the best chance of maintaining a radio link throughout the landing.

Ingenuity flew ft m for a total of seconds at an estimated 6mph.