NASA Confirms 2028 Launch for Dragonfly Mission to Titan

The mission, delayed from its original 2027 date, aims to explore Saturn's moon with a nuclear-powered drone.

NASA's Dragonfly mission to Titan is set for a July 2028 launch, arriving in 2034.
The mission's cost has doubled to $3.35 billion due to design changes and supply chain issues.
Dragonfly will explore Titan's surface, testing for prebiotic chemical processes.
The rotorcraft will perform hops across Titan, covering significant distances over its mission.
This mission marks NASA's first use of a rotorcraft for planetary science outside Earth.