Unmanned NASA Plane Makes First Solo Flight In Public Airspace
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  • 6 years ago
NASA has made history after its remotely-piloted drone aircraft—known as Ikhana—successfully flew its first mission in the skies above California without a chase aircraft, for the first time on June 12.  Music credit: Ketsa - 'clip' via Free Music Archive
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