Chinese probe photographs the entire surface of Mars; see photos
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OUR China National Space Administration (CNSA), a Chinese space agencymission completed last Wednesday Tianwei-1 space probe. The ship made 1344 revolutions around Mars take pictures of the entire
OUR China National Space Administration (CNSA), a Chinese space agencymission completed last Wednesday Tianwei-1 space probe. The ship made 1344 revolutions around Mars take pictures of the entire surface of the planet, delivering data for geological research. mission Tianwei-1 lasted two years.
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Journey to Heavenly Truth to Mars
The name of the probe means “journey to heavenly truth”, which is very significant for mission which displayed the entire surface planet. OUR CNSA posted some images taken Tianwen-1 – the rest will be revealed to scientists who wish to study soil and geological formations martians. Generally, chinese probe collected 1040 GB of data during the mission.
Among the images published space agency records from the south pole, district Mars where most of the water on the planet is concentrated. Mission Success Tianwen-1 this is an important milestone for China in the new space race vying with the US, Russia and the European Union, and a showcase for its technological capabilities. Check images:
China’s Tianwen-1 probe takes first photo of Mars As long as the probe is in good condition and its systems are working.
Continuation after commercial
Race to colonize Mars
Interest in learning Mars originated in 1964 when the US sent a probe sailor 4 to obtain images of the planet’s surface. OUR NASA, ESA and CNSA there are plans to transform Red Planet in a space colony. All these agencies have projects to find water in Mars and ways to turn it into a source for the colonization of the planet.
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