Looks like Ingenuity has outdone itself once again! The Mars Helicopter has captured an incredible image of the Sun, and it's the first time ever that a photo has been taken from the Martian air. This historic moment took place on February 22, 2023, and Ingenuity's high-resolution color camera was the lucky one to snap this breathtaking shot. 4K camera mounted in the helicopter's fuselage and has to point about 22 degrees below the horizon to capture images. It's not easy to aim directly at the Sun, considering the camera is located underneath the helicopter's body. But Ingenuity did it with ease, during its 45th flight on Mars, and tilted itself at a big angle to get the perfect shot. Now, you might wonder why this photo is such a big deal? It's a remarkable achievement in space exploration, and it shows how advanced our technology has become. And let's not forget that this photo was taken by a robot that's currently on Mars! Ingenuity helicopter has been tested and proven to be a high-quality robot on Mars, and this historic photo is proof of that. I've even made a 3D visualization of the process of how Ingenuity took this photo. You can witness firsthand how Ingenuity inclined and declined to get that perfect shot of the Sun. It's nothing short of amazing, and I'm sure you won't want to miss it. Animation of Ingenuity in this video created by iGadgetPro. The Great Voice is by iGadgetPro as well. Credit for Ingenuity's image: NASA.gov Source for Mars Helicopter’s 45th flight image: https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/multimedia/raw-images/HSF_0714_0730342579_268ECM_N0450001HELI00012_000085J #ingenuity #sun #mars