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China's Mars rover finds strong topography at landing point: Analysis - Vimarsana News

China's Mars rover finds strong topography at landing point: Analysis

New analysis of the landing site of Zhurong, China's first rover on Mars, proves that there are more features concerning Mars.

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China plans to collect samples from Mars before 2030 - La Prensa Latina Media - Vimarsana News

China plans to collect samples from Mars before 2030 - La Prensa Latina Media

Beijing, March 7 (EFE).- China will collect samples from the surface of Mars before 2030, Chinese lunar exploration program chief designer Wu Weiren told state newspaper Global Times on Monday. Wu, member of China’s People’s Political Consultative Conference, currently meeting in Beijing, said collecting samples on the planet is “much more difficult” than on the …

Mars: China's Zhurong rover finds hints landscape was shaped by water - Vimarsana News

Mars: China's Zhurong rover finds hints landscape was shaped by water

The first reported findings from China’s Mars rover suggest the plain it is exploring was shaped by winds – and perhaps also by water

46 staggering images of Mars like you've never seen before - Vimarsana News

46 staggering images of Mars like you've never seen before

It might be nicknamed the red planet, but there's a lot more to Mars than just rocks and red dust. NASA's images show plenty of hidden beauty and

What we learned from the Perseverance Rover's first year on Mars - Vimarsana News

What we learned from the Perseverance Rover's first year on Mars

One year ago NASA’s Perseverance rover plunged through the Martian atmosphere and safely landed in Jezero Crater, a 45-kilometre-wide gouge that scientists suspect once hosted a deep, long-lived lake. The rover’s ultimate target is near Jezero’s western edge: a large, fan-shaped pile of sediments that washed into the basin through a notch in the crater rim about 3.5 billion