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NASA's Ingenuity helicopter touches down on surface of Mars

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NASA's Ingenuity helicopter touches down on surface of Mars

NASA's Ingenuity helicopter touches down on surface of Mars

NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity touched down on the surface of Mars after being dropped down by the Perseverance rover.

Check out the incredible images.

Credit to "NASA/JPL-Caltech".


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