Friday, 30 May 2014
Morpheus makes first night landing
Spacecraft lifting off at night are a beautiful sight, but equally impressive is when one lands in the dark under its own power. NASA’s robotic Morpheus prototype planetary lander did both of those in its first night-time free flight at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, which included an autonomous landing in an artificial lunar landscape... Continue Reading Morpheus makes first night landing
Section: Space
Tags: Autonomous, NASA, Prototype, Robotic, Spacecraft, Unmanned
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