If anyone is looking for some post Navy employment.
https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/...ight-directors-for-human-spaceflight-missions
https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/...ight-directors-for-human-spaceflight-missions
It'll weight about 1½ pounds on Mars. Plus the gas properties of cold carbon monoxide means that the reynolds number on the rotor blades should be higher, which would improve L/D and rotor system performance ever so slightly. 100,000 feet DA should be no problem!Dubbed "Ingenuity," the drone weighs just 4 pounds...
I think I saw earlier the density altitude at the surface of Mars is equivalent to 100,000 ft on Earth.
I work occasionally with the Penn state guy who is developing the rotorcraft that will fly on Titan. The gravity is about 1/8th of here, but the pressure is about 50% higher and the air denser than on Earth at sea level. A drone designer's dream.It'll weight about 1½ pounds on Mars. Plus the gas properties of cold carbon monoxide means that the reynolds number on the rotor blades should be higher, which would improve L/D and rotor system performance ever so slightly. 100,000 feet DA should be no problem!
I hear they are filming it on the same sound stage as the so-called “moon walk.” ??Touchdown, they did it again. JPL is the new JSC.
?I hear they are filming it on the same sound stage as the so-called “moon walk.” ??
Took a lot of red spray paint.I hear they are filming it on the same sound stage as the so-called “moon walk.” ??