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China releases new images taken by Mars rover 1 2021-07-10 13:06:52Xinhua Editor : Mo Honge ECNS App Download Chinas Mars rover Zhurong has traveled more than 300 meters on the surface of the red planet and sent back new images about the Martian rocks, sand and dust.  As of Thursday, Zhurong has been working on the Martian surface for 54 Martian days and has traveled more than 300 meters, according to the Lunar Exploration and Space Program Center of the China ...

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Listen to The Eerie Noise of Chinas Mars Rover as It Sets Off to Explore MARIANNE GUENOT, BUSINESS INSIDER 29 JUNE 2021 The files were published by China National Space Agency on Sunday. The sound is of the Zhurong rover leaving its lander before taking its first ride in May, and can be heard in the video below.   [CNSA video 2/4] Sound of #Zhurong Mars rover rolling off from lander to Mars surface. pic.twitter.com/Uh41Yiy1w6 — CNSA Watcher (@CNSAWatcher) June 27, 2021 The eerie noises...

Chinese rover sends fresh audiovisual content from Mars 1 minute read Beijing, Jun 27 (EFE).- China’s space exploration vehicle on Mars, Zhurong, has sent fresh videos and photographs from the red planet, which were released on Sunday by the China National Space Administration. The content includes two photos, three videos and a sound archive. The still images include a 360-degree panorama shot of the barren and rocky Martian surface and a black and white snapshot of the path traversed by Z...

Chinas Mars rover Zhurong will continue moving southward to explore the Red Planet, focusing on key scientific issues, such as potential locations of water and ice, as well as volcanic activities, according to a project leader.

China's Mars rover Zhurong will continue moving southward to explore the Red Planet, focusing on key scientific issues, such as potential locations of water and ice, as well as volcanic activities, according to a project leader.

China's Mars rover, Zhurong, takes self-portrait as it explores Utopia Planitia region of Red Planet at same time as NASA's Perseverance

China's first-ever rover to land on another planet, the Zhurong rover is celebrating its first month on Mars and China National Space Administration (CNSA) released a selfie. 

June 12, 2021 Share BEIJING — The dusty, rocky Martian surface and a Chinese rover and lander bearing small national flags were seen in photos released Friday that the rover took on the red planet. The four pictures released by the China National Space Administration also show the upper stage of the Zhurong rover and the view from the rover before it rolled off its platform. Zhurong placed a remote camera about 10 meters (33 feet) from the landing platform, then withdrew to take a gro...

Chinas Mars rover Zhurong used a tiny camera to snap a self portrait of itself with its lander on the Red Planet.