Mars Helicopter Takes Flight & More to Come

Get students engaged in the history-making event and explore more upcoming events! 

Today, NASA made history with the first helicopter flight on Mars! (Watch the Ingenuity Mars helicopter's flight unfold in the video above, which was recorded by the Perseverance rover.) Students can "dare mighty things" right along with the engineers who made the flight a success. First, watch the student talk below to hear from NASA experts about what went into designing a helicopter for Mars, then explore related activities to get students engaged in their own engineering challenges and our ongoing exploration of Mars. Plus, don't miss our upcoming events for educators and students. This month, hear more from the Mars helicopter team and discover how you can celebrate Earth Day with educational resources from NASA. In May, meet experts exploring planets beyond our solar system, and in June, learn how we study and track asteroids. TALK FOR STUDENTS Experts Discuss NASA's Mars Helicopter Join NASA experts to learn about Ingenuity, the first helicopter to fly on Mars. We share what went into Ingenuity's historic first flight and how to follow along with resources from NASA. Watch Online Related Activities & Lessons Make a Paper Mars Helicopter Code a Mars Helicopter Video Game NASA Space Voyagers: The Game NASA Pi Day Challenge Upcoming Events Public Event April 22, All Day Celebrate Earth Day With Education Resources From NASA Explore lessons and activities from NASA/JPL Edu to engage students in Earth Day on April 22. Public Event April 22 & April 29 at 1 p.m. PDT Taking Flight: How Girls Can Grow up to Be Engineers Meet female engineers working on the Mars helicopter at NASA-JPL, who will explain how they got their start – and how you can, too. Public Event May 5 at 3 p.m. PDT Teaching Space With NASA Live Stream – The Search for Exoplanets In this educational live stream, NASA experts will discuss how we look for planets outside of our solar system. Plus, we'll answer your questions! Register for Q&A Public Event June 9 at 3 p.m. PDT Teaching Space With NASA Live Stream – Tracking Asteroids In this educational live stream, NASA experts will discuss how we track and study comets and asteroids. Plus, we'll answer your questions! Register for Q&A Explore More Educator Resources NASA's Mission to Mars Student Challenge Student Activities Learning Space With NASA at Home Live Streams Teaching Space With NASA Educator Resources Teachable Moments Educator Resources STEM Lessons for Educators Student Activities STEM Activities for Students

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