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The purpose of this EVA includes moving up the panorama camera A to get a better view and verifying the co-op between robotics arm and astronauts. In the next 3 EVAs (1 EVA left in Shenzhou-12 crews) they will moving up the rest of 3 panorama cameras. more footage:

New video from Tianwen-1 and Zhurong Rover including views from dropped camera module, EDL, down from landing platform and sounds of moving rover A new high resolution panorama http://www.cnsa.gov.cn/n6759533/c6812196/part/6787357.jpg

If u check the sauce (in the 1st tweet) of it, it's one of the clips in the local news about the task group (ofc well equipped) located and secured the debris. I'm tired of this kind of designed posts creating unnecessary panics. I ald explained in my earlier post in this thread about the details of evacuation and just weeks ago CNSA tested the parachute system on boosters to perform more precise landing. Historical problem always need time to solve, no one can gives an answer that everyone satisfied immediately. Ofc i won't be able to stop ppl keeping using this kind of stuffs as jokes, but I sincerely hope we can take this seriously and be more objective.

New photos from Zhurong Mars Rover Credit: CNSA Last one is captured by a camera module dropped by Zhurong Rover

two side solar panel can be retracted to vertical position to drop the dust

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The Tianzhou-2 Cargo Spacecraft which estimated launch on May 20th will carry 4.69 tons of supplies includes supplies of 3 astronauts for 3 months, 2 EVA suits, platform supplies, and 1.95 tons of propellant. Source: https://weibo.com/5616492130/KfRIspUbw

News said the image will be transmitted in hours, the solar panel and mast are deployed Zhurong laned at 109.7 E, 25.1 N in Utopia Planitia, thousand kilometers away from Percy so afraid they can't

https://weibo.com/1699432410/KfxtwpcC2 Official confirmed the landing success of Zhurong Mars Rover

https://weibo.com/ttarticle/x/m/show/id/2309404588117658304657?_wb_client_=1 CLEP announced the extended mission for CE-5 orbitor: Long-term Sun-Earth L1 point orbiting exploration mission, including trans S-E L1 point orbit and S-E L1 point orbiting orbit design and control, analysis the illumination and radioactive environments at S-E L1 point, performing communication test when solar transit of orbitor occurred. More future mission will be planned depends on the orbitor and other conditions

In the interview with Song Zhengyu,chief designer of LM-8, if they have enough productivity the LM-8 is expected to launch 30 times per year in 2022, which means it will replace the old LM series in the future. Sauce: https://weibo.com/2645044133/JzDEYlkbg

Official confirmed the success of LM-8 maiden launch

https://weibo.com/5616492130/Jzox47uBi in the latest interview with Hu Hao, Chief Designer of CLEP Phase 3 Mission, Hu said the drills on CE-5 lander blocked by multiple rock layers so it only drilled less than 1m (2m expected), which result in the loss of sample. About the orbitor, Hu said the orbitor saved 200kg of fuel in the whole mission, now they planned to visit L1 point of Earth-moon system first.

It's US that decided not to coop with CNSA. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_exclusion_policy_of_NASA Official confirmed total 1731g lunal samples collected. Personally I think the density of the lunar sample there maybe lower than expected.