La NASA ha hecho historia este lunes al completar con éxito el primer vuelo controlado y con motor de una aeronave en otro planeta. El helicóptero Ingenuity, que se desprendió del ‘rover’ Perseverance hace unas semanas, ha despegado de la superficie de Marte en torno a las 10:00 (hora española), pero no ha sido hasta nuestras 13:00 cuando los datos han llegado a la Tierra y el equipo del Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) de Los Ángeles ha estallado en júbilo detrás de las mascarillas.
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