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CTOnews.com reported on February 12 that the "Tianwen-1" probe was launched in Wenchang, Hainan on July 23, 2020. On February 10, 2021, the Tianmen-1 probe successfully entered the orbit around Mars, becoming China's first man-made Mars satellite, achieving the goal of "circling, circling, and patrolling."

On February 10 this year, the Mars orbiter "Tianmen-1" has been on duty on Mars for two years. According to the official "Shanghai Aerospace" news, Mars has ushered in the Spring Equinox, the Mars orbiter in the "orbiting Mars" post, continuing to carry out multi-dimensional exploration missions to Mars.

According to reports, "Tian Meng No.1" is the first of its kind at home and abroad, as follows:

For the first time, Tian Meng No. 1 International has achieved the three major mission goals of "circling, landing, and patrolling" through a single mission. The Mars orbiter has successfully completed all its work, obtained a large number of first-hand scientific data and engineering data of our country, and accumulated valuable experience for the planetary exploration project of our country.

The Mars orbiter is equipped with seven scientific payloads, including high-resolution cameras, medium-resolution cameras, and subsurface detection radars, for scientific exploration. Before the Mars capture, the Mars orbiter used a high-resolution camera to capture the first image of Mars in China. Before landing on Mars, the Mars orbiter used high-resolution camera, medium-resolution camera and mineral spectrum analyzer during the 3-month parking flight. The panchromatic images, wide-area color medium-resolution images and multi-spectral information including the pre-selected landing area better than 1m resolution were obtained. After landing on Mars, the Mars orbiter detects the real landing area and the rover patrol area to obtain high-resolution images.

After entering the remote sensing mission orbit, the Mars orbiter completed the Mars global remote sensing mission and obtained medium resolution image data covering the whole planet of Mars. Using these image data, Chinese researchers are currently drawing international advanced high-resolution color global images of Mars. During the ring fire expansion mission, the Mars orbiter carried out Phobos imaging exploration, obtaining China's first Phobos image.

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