CHINA has released the first batch of science images from its Zhurong Mars rover, following its successful landing on 14 May. In one picture, right, Zhurong carefully orchestrated a group selfie with its landing platform. To do this, the rover travelled 10 metres south, released a small wireless camera, then headed back towards the lander to pose for the shot. The update confirms that Zhurong has been active, despite a lack of information from the China National Space Administration since the rover crawled on to the surface on 22 May. Teams in China will now use the images to make a travel plan. Among the rover's science instruments are panoramic and multispectral cameras for imaging and analysing its surroundings and a ground-penetrating radar which will peer below the surface for evidence of water and ice.
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机译：在5月14日成功着陆之后，中国已发布了Zhurong Mars Rover的第一批科学映像。 在一张照片中，右，zhurong仔细地用着陆平台策划了一个团体自拍照。 要这样做，罗孚南部旅行，释放了一台小型无线照相机，然后回到着陆器朝着射击拍摄。 尽管缺乏来自中国国家太空管理局的信息，但更新的更新确认了，因为虎搬站于5月22日，虎走到了地表。 中国的团队现在将使用图像进行旅行计划。 流动仪的科学仪器是全景和多光谱相机，用于成像和分析其周围环境和地面穿透雷达，该地面穿透雷达将在表面上同行以进行水和冰的证据。
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