Humanity's aerial reach on Mars is about to expand in a meaningful way. Building on the quiet triumph of Ingenuity's 72 flights, NASA and AeroVironment are preparing to send three autonomous helicopters to the red planet in 2028 — each one capable of entering the Martian atmosphere, landing, and conducting science entirely on its own. The SkyFall mission marks the passage from proof of concept to purposeful inquiry, asking not merely whether machines can fly on Mars, but what they might discover once they do.