NASA Tests Featherweight Radar Antenna For SkyFall Mars Helicopters
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{ "epilogue": "NASA tested flexible, featherweight radar antennas for the SkyFall Mars helicopters ahead of a planned 2028 mission. The spacecraft are designed with a 19-inch antenna and six inches of clearance to beam green waves in search of ice beneath the surface of Mars.
Coverage of the testing phase concluded without further updates." }
Epilogue added 9d ago, after coverage quieted.
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NASA Tests Featherweight Radar Antenna For SkyFall Mars Helicopters Hackaday · 47d ago broke it first
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