How will Dragonfly safely fly and land on Saturn's moon Titan? Simmie Berman, Thermal-Mechanical Subsystem Lead at Johns Hopkins APL, explains how Dragonfly will use onboard cameras to identify safe landing sites and navigate Titan's rugged terrain. Mission teams on Earth will review the data and send flight plans back to the spacecraft, allowing Dragonfly to autonomously explore one of the solar system's most intriguing worlds. Dragonfly is a NASA mission designed and built at Johns Hopkins APL that will explore Titan in search of the chemical building blocks that could help scientists better understand the origins of life. Learn more: https://science.nasa.gov/mission/dragonfly