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Beijing, May 20 (EFE).- China’s Zhurong rover has captured its first images of Mars since its arrival at the weekend, and which were published by the China National Space Administration (CNSA).
In a statement published on its website late Wednesday, the CNSA showed two photos and two short videos that the rover of the Tianwen-1, the first mission of the Asian country to reach the surface of a planet other than Earth, sent on May 17.
One of the images shows the exit ramp of the lander module taken from the onboard Zhurong that, according to the CNSA, is carrying out preparations to leave the lander and will select an opportunity to advance towards the surface of Mars and start inspections.
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