China's Space Program News Thread
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Now the democratic shit narrative starts.
No evidence of life in Mars.
Genocide of Martians narrative starts. British Broadcasting Corp (BBC) perhaps? That's their expertise.
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Hendrik_2000
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What a sweet revenge Wolf amendment or not China land on Mars From Andrew Jones space news
An engineering camera view of Mars as Tianwen-1 enters orbit, months ahead of the Zhurong rover landing attempt. Credit: CNSA/PEC
Chinese Mars rover makes it down to surface after months of preparation in orbit.
HELSINKI — China succeeded with its first planetary landing attempt Friday, safely setting down the solar powered Zhurong rover on the surface of Mars.
The 240-kilogram Zhurong rover touched down on the dunes of southern Utopia Planitia just after 7:00 p.m. Eastern May 14 after three months of preparations in orbit and around 9 minutes after entry into the Martian atmosphere.
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China’s Zhurong Mars rover lands safely in Utopia Planitia
by — May 14, 2021
Chinese Mars rover makes it down to surface after months of preparation in orbit.
HELSINKI — China succeeded with its first planetary landing attempt Friday, safely setting down the solar powered Zhurong rover on the surface of Mars.
The 240-kilogram Zhurong rover touched down on the dunes of southern Utopia Planitia just after 7:00 p.m. Eastern May 14 after three months of preparations in orbit and around 9 minutes after entry into the Martian atmosphere.
First photo
What a revenge Wolf amendment or not China land on Marsh From Andrew Jones space news
China’s Zhurong Mars rover lands safely in Utopia Planitia
by — May 14, 2021
An engineering camera view of Mars as Tianwen-1 enters orbit, months ahead of the Zhurong rover landing attempt. Credit: CNSA/PEC
Chinese Mars rover makes it down to surface after months of preparation in orbit.
HELSINKI — China succeeded with its first planetary landing attempt Friday, safely setting down the solar powered Zhurong rover on the surface of Mars.
The 240-kilogram Zhurong rover touched down on the dunes of southern Utopia Planitia just after 7:00 p.m. Eastern May 14 after three months of preparations in orbit and around 9 minutes after entry into the Martian atmosphere.
First photo
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This is why attempts to block China’s semiconductor industry are futile. When there is a will, there is a way.
Looks like we'll get some photos by mid-day. 
WeMartians Podcast have plotted the landing site based on the data given.
I've already read some of them; not pretty. It's best to take the high road in this Cold War.
WeMartians Podcast have plotted the landing site based on the data given.
I've already read some of them; not pretty. It's best to take the high road in this Cold War.
broadsword
Brigadier
Looks like we'll get some photos by mid-day.
I've already read some of them; not pretty. It's best to take the high road in this Cold War.
They say things like "Been there, done that" or "xx years late". But we can't be too proud yet as we need to see whether Tianwen will perform as expected.
Hot damn. China did it!!
Yup, not even a day and I see racist comments on sites that are reporting this... gosh
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