Overview

• 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.