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Landing Site Selection and Characterization of Tianwen-1 (Zhurong Rover) on Mars

open access: yesJournal of Geophysical Research E: Planets, 2022
AbstractThe Chinese Mars rover Zhurong onboard the Tianwen‐1 probe successfully landed on Mars in May 2021. Here, we report our efforts in selecting a landing site for Zhurong within a pre‐identified landing region in southern Utopia Planitia. Using the high‐resolution images collected by a camera onboard the Tianwen‐1 orbiter, the landing region was ...
Bo Wu, Yiran Wang, Zhaojin Li
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China successfully lands Zhurong rover on Mars

Physics World, 2021
China has become the second country after the US to successfully land a spacecraft on the surface of Mars.
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Along-track calibration of the zhurong rover magnetometer

2023
Two identical high-sensitivity triaxial Rover fluxgate magnetometers (RoMag) are mounted on Zhurong Rover to detect the surface magnetic field on Mars. Although a rover magnetic compensation procedure was conducted to remove the magnetic interferences pre-launch [Du et al., 2020], due to the different state of the payloads and electric power system ...
Aimin, D.   +5 more
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Zhurong, missione completata

2021
Il rover cinese Zhurong ha completato con successo la sua missione nominale di tre mesi e, come annunciato martedì scorso dall’agenzia spaziale cinese, continuerà l’esplorazione di Marte. Nei tre mesi appena trascorsi ha raccolto 10 GB di dati scientifici, spostandosi di circa 900 metri.
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Zhurong rileva un complesso sottosuolo marziano

2023
Nei primi cinque metri del sottosuolo marziano, il radar del rover Zhurong della missione cinese Tianwen-1 ha rilevato crateri da impatto poco profondi, sepolti da depositi di sedimenti, e altre strutture geologiche. Nessuna traccia di acqua o ghiaccio. Le immagini prodotte sono state presentate in un articolo pubblicato sulla rivista Geology
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Zhurong s’aggira là dove l’acqua bagnava Marte

2022
L’analisi dei primi dati del rover cinese Zhurong a bordo della missione Tianwen-1 promettono acqua. La pianura di Utopia Planitia dove è atterrato il rover, infatti, più che un terreno basaltico di origine vulcanica, sembrerebbe l’antica sede di un oceano ...
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Positioning Accuracy of the Zhurong Mars Rover's Hand–Eye System

The Photogrammetric Record, 2022
AbstractThe hand–eye system is an important component of the Zhurong rover, which is crucial for positioning, terrain reconstruction, stereo vision measurement and mission planning functions. The hand–eye system consists of a navigation camera and mast mechanism, and its positioning accuracy has an important effect on the teleoperation mission of the ...
Shuo Zhang   +10 more
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Flurry of photos capture China’s Zhurong rover on surface of Mars

Nature, 2021
Aerial images boast a level of detail that could help the rover navigate to features of scientific interest. Aerial images boast a level of detail that could help the rover navigate to features of scientific interest.
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