"Ingenuity's Last Gift: NASA's Mars Helicopter Bids Farewell"

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NASA's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter has completed 72 flights on Mars, surpassing its initial goal of five. After crash-landing on its final flight, it will now collect data from its resting place in Valinor Hills, which will be stored onboard until retrieved by future Martian vehicles or astronauts. The data could provide insights into Martian weather patterns and dust movement. Despite the mission's end, Ingenuity's success will be remembered as it continues to contribute valuable information for years to come.
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