Beijing-Sana
The Chinese National Space Agency announced that the Chinese probe "Tianon 1" has entered the closest orbit to Mars today.
"This morning," Tianan 1 "entered the stopping orbit, where its closest point to Mars is 280 km away, and it will take about two Martian days to complete a rotation around the planet, saying that the Martian day is about 40 minutes longer than a day on Earth.
She indicated that "Tianon 1", which includes an orbiter, a landing craft and a rover, will operate in Mars' orbit for about three months, and the payloads will be operated on board the orbiting vehicle all for scientific exploration. Pre-selected landing in preparation for landing.
"Tianan 1" was launched on July 23, 2020 from the Wenchang space launch site in the island province of Hainan, southern China, and the probe traveled in space 215 days ago and is currently about 212 million kilometers from Earth.
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