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NASA's HiRISE camera clicks coloured picture of China’s Zhurong rover on Mars
Trendingdesk •Along with capturing the rover, MRO’s HiRISE has captured the lander surrounded by a blast pattern.
China’s Zhurong rover sends its first image and video of the Martian surface
Trendingdesk •The Tianwen-1 probe sent a video showing the lander and the rover separating from the orbiter during landing.
China’s Chang’e-4 probe resumes activities on the far side of the moon for 22nd lunar day
Trendingdesk •The Chinese space agency revealed that Yutu-2 will be moving northwest towards a “basalt area” that are some “impact craters with high reflectivity”.
China's Tianwen-1 Mars mission: Science objectives, instruments on the first-of-its-kind tech demo to the Red Planet
Tech2 News Staff •If successful,Tianwen-1 will be signified as a major technical breakthrough in interplanetary mission technology.
Successful liftoff of China's Tianwen-1 Mars mission met with celebration, suspicion on Twitter
Tech2 News Staff •The lander and rover will perform a soft landing on Utopia Planitia, around two to three months after it arrives to Mars.
China launches first Tianwen-1 orbiter-lander-rover mission to Mars today; CNSA yet to confirm success
Tech2 News Staff •The launch is an open secret, with CNSA not particularly hiding the relevant information but not being very forthcoming with it either.
China's new high-res satellite can provide best stereo imagery in the East, says CCTV
•Gaofen satellites are helping China build an all-weather, 24x7, global remote sensing system by 2020 that can monitor ground, sky, and the oceans.
To the Moon & back: Future missions planned by various countries to our natural satellite
Abigailb •Even with all the progress we've made in space exploration, something's always taking us back to our natural satellite.
China nails first Long March rocket launch at sea, places seven satellites in orbit
•With the ability to launch from sea, China can now deploy satellites from a mobile platform anywhere offshore.
NASA set to collaborate with China's space agency on lunar landing research
•NASA and CNSA have agreed that any major findings will be shared with the global research community.