NASA released a video this week giving viewers the chance to witness the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter's historic third flight in 3D.

On its 13th flight, the Ingenuity helicopter skimmed low over the surface of Mars, and now NASA has released a 3D image from that flight.

Binocular vision gives humans wearing 3D color glasses the ability to see anaglyphs in three dimensions the same way they see in three dimensions through a View-Master viewer or a Victorian-era ...

NASA published a 3D video of Ingenuity's third historic flight on Mars. The Perseverance rover captured the moment and documented it with its Mastcam-Z imager.

If you own a pair of red-cyan glasses, you now watch NASA's Ingenuity helicopter perform one of its flights in 3D. NASA released the video edited into an anaglyph, meaning it is a stereoscopic ...

NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter provided a 3D view of a rock-covered mound during its 13th flight on Sept. 4. The plan for this reconnaissance mission into the “South Seítah” region of ...

Got a pair of 3D glasses handy? Check out my screen-popping 3D anaglyph and find out how to make your own one, too!

By today’s 3D standards, the effect created by donning a pair of red and blue cardboard glasses is primitive, but as crude as they may now seem, it’s essentially the same anaglyph 3D ...