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Slack.com slash DHQ. This is CBS Eye on the World from the surface of the planet Earth

to the surface of the planet Mars. Brave ingenuity, the flying toaster. Bob Zimmerman is here to

introduce us to another successful venture for the flying toaster. Bob, what is ingenuity

doing now? What is its mission profile given that it can take off and fly? What was

it? 46 feet high? It's showing all the time that it's inventing Martian flight.

Yeah, well, they completed the 36th flight, which was essentially the previous flight, the

35th that set an altitude record of 46 feet. That flight was the second flight using their

new upgraded software. It's allows you to go over roughly terrain and obviously fly higher.

They did a 36th flight last weekend and that flight basically went out a certain distance

about 180 feet and then turned around and came back and landed back where it took off.

That was to test once again these new software, of X-Roid, could really do exactly what it

says it's going to do. That was a success. What are they doing? They're not preparing

for the 37th flight, which is supposed to occur this coming weekend. They're basically

going to move a horizontal distance, a larger, harder, horizontal distance. In this time,

reposition the helicopter. They're not clear about where it's going to move, but they

want to stay close to perseverance. Perseverance has been swallowing working its way back towards

ingenuity as it studies the cliff face of the delta that flowed into GZero Crata.

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