
China’s Reusable Spacecraft Successfully Returns to Landing Site
China's reusable experimental spacecraft returned to its designated landing site on Sunday after a two-day in-orbit operation.
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China's reusable experimental spacecraft returned to its designated landing site on Sunday after a two-day in-orbit operation.
Here's this week's roundup of China tech stories.
The academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences told a Chinese news outlet on July 7 that China will explore Mars next year with a satellite, a lander and a rover.
The discovery of liquid water on Mars is significant for interstellar migration and the study of Martian climate evolution. Chinese researchers have found evidence of liquid water on Mars, formed from frost or snowfall, using data collected by their Mars rover Zhurong.
The joint research center between JD.com and the Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications on future intelligent vision technology, put forward a fusion perception model based on vision and lidars.
After a successful excursion to the far side of the moon, China is now planning to send a probe to Mars next year. It has plans of landing a rover on the red planet.
China launched its first solo mission to Mars called Tianwen-1 on Thursday, one day after it unveiled full-size models of its lander and rover.
China’s first Mars exploration mission Tianwen-1 revealed full-size models of its lander and rover on Wednesday.
Recently, an international research team led by Professor Xiao Long from the School of Earth Sciences at China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) discovered for...
China's Tianwen-1 Mars mission team has won this year's International Astronautical Federation (IAF) World Space Award, an award recognizing a person or a team for exceptional contributions to space exploration.
With the rapid development of deep space exploration technology, the exploration of Mars has become the target of the space power. Is there life on Mars? Can "M...