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Dragonfly Testing

Engineers (from left) John Samsock, Anthony Drewicz and Stephanie Lepchenske work with a test platform in the Dragonfly Flight Lab at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, Maryland. The mission team is making progress on several technical aspects of Dragonfly, including the rotorcraft-lander’s flight and autonomy systems.

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2023 Dragonfly Team

Dragonfly team members pause during the mission preliminary design review, held at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, Maryland, from Feb. 27-March 3, 2023. Many other team members attended the review virtually.

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Artist's Impression

Artist’s impression of the Dragonfly rotorcraft-lander on the surface of Titan, Saturn’s largest moon and a major target in NASA’s quest to assess habitability and search for potential signs of life beyond Earth on worlds across the solar system.

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Artist’s Impression

Dragonfly descends toward Titan’s surface.

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Dragonfly

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"To Titan" Poster

Image credit: Artwork by Mike Yakovlev, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab

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Dragonfly Logo

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Dragonfly Logo

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Dragonfly Field Demo

Flight control and navigation, May 2018.

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Dragonfly Field Demo

Flight control and navigation, May 2018.

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Dragonfly Team

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Artist's Impression

Dragonfly in flight over Titan.

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Artist's Impression

Dragonfly on descent to Titan, poised to leave its protective backshell.

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Artist's Impression

Dragonfly in flight over Titan.

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Dragonfly Mission Overview

Dragonfly mission concept of entry, descent, landing, surface operations, and flight at Titan.

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Artist's Impression

Dragonfly moving between study sites on Titan.

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Artist's Impression

Dragonfly on Titan's surface.

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