This was announced by the Chinese National Space Administration. Well, China managed to photograph the planet Mars fully. On the Chinese social network Weibo, some spectacular images have been captured by the ask questions of the space mission Tianwen-1. The spacecraft began its journey on July 23, 2020 and arrived on Mars in February 2021.
The Tiawen-1 probe has captured more than 1,000 gigabytes of data on the Red Planet since it began its mission. The result of 1400 orbits around Mars. China has thus succeeded in bringing together a valuable scientific heritage for world science.
The probe has two cameras high and medium resolution. The average with a resolution of 100 meters from an altitude of 400 kilometers. The high resolution, on the other hand, is much more powerful with a resolution of 2 meters from a comparable orbit. Below the shared photos you can see mountains, craters, escarpments and canyons.
We remember the impact crater of the Arabian Highlands and one of the three volcanoes of the Tharsis Montes group. Finally, the beautiful Valles Marineris canyon, much larger than the American Grand Canyon. In addition, details of the South Pole of Mars with subglacial lakes, the most suitable place for life forms.
Mars has been discovered to have a weakness atmosphere and has no magnetic field. Once there were small or large bodies of water, now it is a cosmic desert hit by solar radiation. Scientists think they’ll have to dig under at least 6 feet of Martian regolith to find traces of life.
Source: Lega Nerd
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