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NASA hails a picture perfect Mars landing Sent first images of planet in 21 yearsDavid L. Chandler, Globe staff
the images include the orthographic projection of the eastern and western hemispheres of Mars, the Robinson projection of Mars, and the Mercator projection plus an azimuthal projection of the planet. (CNSA/Handout via Xinhua)
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NASA’s Perseverance Rover has spent almost a full Earth day on Mars. The new images from “Percy”, as the craft has been nicknamed, has been sent back to Earth. The Perseverance rover had landed on the surface of Mars after a 480-million-kilometer journey capped off by a...
The lander, carrying the rover Zhurong, touched down on May 15, 2021 in the southern part of Utopia Planitia, a vast plain in the northern hemisphere of Mars. Zhurong drove down from its landing platform to the Martian surface on May 22, starting its exploration of the red planet. ...
Among the images taken from space were China's first photographs of the Martian south pole. The south pole is where almost all of the planet's water resources are locked. An image of Mars captured by Chinese rover Zhurong of the Tianwen-1...
China's Tianwen-1 planetary orbiter took 0.5-meter-resolution images of the Zhurong Mars rover as it passed over the patrol area. As of March 24, the rover has traveled 1,784 meters in 306 Martian days on the surface of the red planet....
The Hope orbiter got closer to Mars’s moons Deimos and Phobos than any probe before, collecting unprecedented images and data that hints at the moons’ true origins
On the flyby, the spacecraft passed within just 180 miles of Mercury’s surface, enabling it to capture close-up images of the planet. It passed the planet’s night side, which faces out into space and away from the sun, then over its north pole before swinging over to see its north...