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After Three Years on Mars, NASA s Ingenuity Helicopter Mission Ends

NASA has proven powered, controlled flight is possible on other worlds, just as the Wright brothers proved it was possible on Earth.

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After Three Years on Mars, NASA s Ingenuity Helicopter Mission Ends

After Three Years on Mars, NASA s Ingenuity Helicopter Mission Ends

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Astounding Achievement: NASA Opens Ancient Asteroid Sample

In late 2020, a spacecraft completed an impressive 1.2 billion-mile trip and touched down in the desert with precious cargo from Bennu, an asteroid as old as

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Four months after NASA s capsule landed in Utah, scientists open a metal box containing dust from the asteroid Bennu

Four months after NASA's capsule containing 250 grams of rocks from the asteroid Bennu landed in the desert of the American state of Utah, which was

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NASA finally figures out how to open a $1-billion canister

Late last year, a spacecraft containing samples of a 4.6-billion-year-old asteroid landed safely in the desert after a 1.2-billion mile journey.

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