NASA's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter surpassed its test flight mission, flying 72 times, and will remain on Mars as a data-gathering unit.

NASA's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter, a groundbreaking aircraft, has completed its active missions and will remain on Mars as a stationary data-gathering unit. Originally designed for five test flights, Ingenuity exceeded expectations by flying 72 times, providing significant data for future Mars exploration. The helicopter will continue to collect valuable information for future rovers and astronauts visiting the Red Planet.