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Experts confident for Tianwen-1’s upcoming Mars orbital insertion despite unprecedented challenges – Global Times
Carrying high hopes of stargazers from around the world, Tianwen-1, China’s first Mars probe, is expected to soon arrive in the scope of Mars and carry out an orbital…
The China National Space Administration (CNSA) released the first image of Mars taken by China’s first ever Mars probe Tianwen-1 on Friday. The black-and-white photo was taken about 2.2 million kilometers from the Red Planet, according to the CNSA. Tianwen-1 is expected to arrive in the gravity field of Mars and carry out a braking maneuver around February 10, a day before Chinese New Year’s Eve. Photo: VCG
Carrying high hopes of stargazers from around the world, Tianwen-1, China’s first Mars probe,…
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