China will attempt to land a rover on Mars around the middle of this month. ABC takes up the story.

>While the exact landing date is unclear, i’s likely to be mid this month, according to reports from Chinese state media.

China’s Mars exploration program may be less mature than NASA’s, but the Tianwen-1 mission will make a significant contribution to the science community, said David Flannery of Queensland University of Technology, who works on NASA’s Perseverance mission.

“It is a capable mission that has some really ambitious science goals,” he said.

It’s also an important stepping stone to more sophisticated missions, in the same way that early NASA missions such as Pathfinder, which landed the first rover Sojourner in 1997, paved the way for the US Mars program, he said.

Onboard are six instruments, including cameras designed to map the terrain, sensors that analyse the chemistry of soil and rocks, ground-penetrating radar that will search for signs of ice water beneath the surface, a weather station, and a magnetic field detector.

While most of these instruments are analogous to those found on NASA rovers, the magnetic field detector could yield some exciting new science, Dr Flannery said.

“This is the first magnetometer sent to the surface of Mars,” Dr Flannery said.

The magnetometer on the rover will work with the magnetometer on the Tianwen-1 orbiter to measure Mars’ magnetic field.

“One of the big questions in planetary science is, ‘What happened to Mars in the past? Why is it so desolate?’” he said.

“One of the ways you can answer that question is by measuring the magnetic properties of rocks that recorded the state of the planetary magnetic field as they were deposited.”

The spacecraft will land somewhere in the southern part of a vast plain known as Utopia Planitia.

The 3,300-kilometre-wide plain is the largest impact crater on Mars.

Viking 2, one of NASA’s earliest missions, landed in the northern part of the crater in 1976.

Full Report

Bubblecar said:

China will attempt to land a rover on Mars around the middle of this month. ABC takes up the story.

>While the exact landing date is unclear, i’s likely to be mid this month, according to reports from Chinese state media.

China’s Mars exploration program may be less mature than NASA’s, but the Tianwen-1 mission will make a significant contribution to the science community, said David Flannery of Queensland University of Technology, who works on NASA’s Perseverance mission.

“It is a capable mission that has some really ambitious science goals,” he said.

It’s also an important stepping stone to more sophisticated missions, in the same way that early NASA missions such as Pathfinder, which landed the first rover Sojourner in 1997, paved the way for the US Mars program, he said.

Onboard are six instruments, including cameras designed to map the terrain, sensors that analyse the chemistry of soil and rocks, ground-penetrating radar that will search for signs of ice water beneath the surface, a weather station, and a magnetic field detector.

While most of these instruments are analogous to those found on NASA rovers, the magnetic field detector could yield some exciting new science, Dr Flannery said.

“This is the first magnetometer sent to the surface of Mars,” Dr Flannery said.

The magnetometer on the rover will work with the magnetometer on the Tianwen-1 orbiter to measure Mars’ magnetic field.

“One of the big questions in planetary science is, ‘What happened to Mars in the past? Why is it so desolate?’” he said.

“One of the ways you can answer that question is by measuring the magnetic properties of rocks that recorded the state of the planetary magnetic field as they were deposited.”

The spacecraft will land somewhere in the southern part of a vast plain known as Utopia Planitia.

The 3,300-kilometre-wide plain is the largest impact crater on Mars.

Viking 2, one of NASA’s earliest missions, landed in the northern part of the crater in 1976.

Full Report

As soon as it lands their rover will start accusing perserverance for insulting their cultural ownership of of far western China.

how dare they throw some of that junk on Mars without telling us exactly where or when

The rover’s primary mission is to locate an ‘old’ map which has a dotted line on it which indicates that China has always understood Mars to be a part of China.

The map will provide a basis on which follow-up missions and equipment can begin to alter the shape of the terrain, and install military facilities.

captain_spalding said:

The rover’s primary mission is to locate an ‘old’ map which has a dotted line on it which indicates that China has always understood Mars to be a part of China.

The map will provide a basis on which follow-up missions and equipment can begin to alter the shape of the terrain, and install military facilities.

:) think I mentioned something along those lines earlier.

roughbarked said:

captain_spalding said:

The rover’s primary mission is to locate an ‘old’ map which has a dotted line on it which indicates that China has always understood Mars to be a part of China.

The map will provide a basis on which follow-up missions and equipment can begin to alter the shape of the terrain, and install military facilities.

:) think I mentioned something along those lines earlier.

Oh. Didn’t read back.

captain_spalding said:

roughbarked said:

captain_spalding said:

The rover’s primary mission is to locate an ‘old’ map which has a dotted line on it which indicates that China has always understood Mars to be a part of China.

The map will provide a basis on which follow-up missions and equipment can begin to alter the shape of the terrain, and install military facilities.

:) think I mentioned something along those lines earlier.

Oh. Didn’t read back.

Wasn’t as elaborately refined as your suggestion.

captain_spalding said:

The rover’s primary mission is to locate an ‘old’ map which has a dotted line on it which indicates that China has always understood Mars to be a part of China.

The map will provide a basis on which follow-up missions and equipment can begin to alter the shape of the terrain, and install military facilities.

They will be really peeved if the map shows Mars belongs to Taiwan.

Tamb said:

captain_spalding said:

The rover’s primary mission is to locate an ‘old’ map which has a dotted line on it which indicates that China has always understood Mars to be a part of China.

The map will provide a basis on which follow-up missions and equipment can begin to alter the shape of the terrain, and install military facilities.

They will be really peeved if the map shows Mars belongs to Taiwan.

it does

Tamb said:

captain_spalding said:

The rover’s primary mission is to locate an ‘old’ map which has a dotted line on it which indicates that China has always understood Mars to be a part of China.

The map will provide a basis on which follow-up missions and equipment can begin to alter the shape of the terrain, and install military facilities.

They will be really peeved if the map shows Mars belongs to Taiwan.

‘furious’ is the adjective the media usually use to describe China’s reaction to…well, just about anything.

captain_spalding said:

Tamb said:

captain_spalding said:

The rover’s primary mission is to locate an ‘old’ map which has a dotted line on it which indicates that China has always understood Mars to be a part of China.

The map will provide a basis on which follow-up missions and equipment can begin to alter the shape of the terrain, and install military facilities.

They will be really peeved if the map shows Mars belongs to Taiwan.

‘furious’ is the adjective the media usually use to describe China’s reaction to…well, just about anything.

What the yanks should do is strap a Winnie the poo to a rover and go and met up with the Chinese one

To date, no nation other than the USA has had a truly successful Mars lander.

The only non-American lander that could even be considered a partial success was Mars 3, which lost contact about a minute after landing.

dv said:

To date, no nation other than the USA has had a truly successful Mars lander.

The only non-American lander that could even be considered a partial success was Mars 3, which lost contact about a minute after landing.

True enough, it’s quite remarkable.

dv said:

To date, no nation other than the USA has had a truly successful Mars lander.

The only non-American lander that could even be considered a partial success was Mars 3, which lost contact about a minute after landing.

That’s because the US doesn’t want anyone else on Mars. If they do land, they’ll find out that Mars is where they faked the Moon footage….

Obviousman said:

dv said:

To date, no nation other than the USA has had a truly successful Mars lander.

The only non-American lander that could even be considered a partial success was Mars 3, which lost contact about a minute after landing.

That’s because the US doesn’t want anyone else on Mars. If they do land, they’ll find out that Mars is where they faked the Moon footage….

I think you’ll find that in last months issue of Spaced Out that the moon landing set was pulled down yonks ago.

Obviousman said:

dv said:

To date, no nation other than the USA has had a truly successful Mars lander.

The only non-American lander that could even be considered a partial success was Mars 3, which lost contact about a minute after landing.

That’s because the US doesn’t want anyone else on Mars. If they do land, they’ll find out that Mars is where they faked the Moon footage….

LOLOLOLOL

Michael V said:

Obviousman said:

dv said:

To date, no nation other than the USA has had a truly successful Mars lander.

The only non-American lander that could even be considered a partial success was Mars 3, which lost contact about a minute after landing.

That’s because the US doesn’t want anyone else on Mars. If they do land, they’ll find out that Mars is where they faked the Moon footage….

LOLOLOLOL

:)

Tau.Neutrino said:

Michael V said:

Obviousman said:

That’s because the US doesn’t want anyone else on Mars. If they do land, they’ll find out that Mars is where they faked the Moon footage….

LOLOLOLOL

:)

It all makes sense

roughbarked said:

The official Xinhua News Agency says a lander touched down and deployed a rover, citing the China National Space Administration.

you mean they weren’t in direct control of some space debris that suffered deorbit and rapid altitude loss and the USSA should have tried to shoot it down

here’s your ABC doing the delivery

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-05-15/china-says-spacecraft-landed-on-mars-and-deployed-rover/100141680

The official Xinhua News Agency said on Saturday that the lander, named, had touched down, citing the China National Space Administration.

named

CNSA underscored that it has conducted cooperation with a range of international aerospace organizations and countries including the Europe Space Agency, Argentina, France and Austria, throughout the implementation of its Tianwen-1 Mars mission.

bastards how dare they leapfrog off the generous contributions of others

China News Agency says all systems are working fine except the cameras.

Peak Warming Man said:

China News Agency says all systems are working fine except the cameras.

OK. That’s sorted then.

Peak Warming Man said:

China News Agency says all systems are working fine except the cameras.

“Pics or it didn’t happen” seems appropriate here.

Peak Warming Man said:

China News Agency says all systems are working fine except the cameras.

LOL

Kingy said:

Peak Warming Man said:

China News Agency says all systems are working fine except the cameras.

“Pics or it didn’t happen” seems appropriate here.

:)

C’m‘on surely everyone knows that the moment there are no signs of life you turn the body cameras off.

SCIENCE said:

C’m‘on surely everyone knows that the moment there are no signs of life you turn the body cameras off.

Ding dong, Zhurong

So what happens when the Chinese rover crashes into the American one? Do normal road rules apply? ie. Give way to the right?

They have a video of it landing here as well as the rapturous applause and crazy euphoric cheering.
https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-57122914

Peak Warming Man said:

They have a video of it landing here as well as the rapturous applause and crazy euphoric cheering.
https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-57122914

That looks like an animation

dv said:

Peak Warming Man said:

They have a video of it landing here as well as the rapturous applause and crazy euphoric cheering.
https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-57122914

That looks like an animation

It is.

Woodie said:

So what happens when the Chinese rover crashes into the American one? Do normal road rules apply? ie. Give way to the right?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkbAcwYix7I

dv said:

Peak Warming Man said:

They have a video of it landing here as well as the rapturous applause and crazy euphoric cheering.
https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-57122914

That looks like an animation

Gat away.

SCIENCE said:

Woodie said:

So what happens when the Chinese rover crashes into the American one? Do normal road rules apply? ie. Give way to the right?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkbAcwYix7I

dv said:

SCIENCE said:

Woodie said:

So what happens when the Chinese rover crashes into the American one? Do normal road rules apply? ie. Give way to the right?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkbAcwYix7I

SCIENCE said:

dv said:

SCIENCE said:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkbAcwYix7I

damn

Still no pitchers.

Bubblecar said:

Still no pitchers.

CNSA always suck at getting the images out.

Finally, Hengdian World Studios Releases Their Latest Production

Evidence that the film industry has wised up since 1969 includes

• no waving flags this time
• no shots of the sky where stars should be
• not many shadows
• no footprints

The first images captured by China’s Mars probe Tianwen-1 during and after the country’s first landing on the red planet have been released by the China National Space Administration (CNSA).

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-05-20/china-releases-first-images-taken-by-martian-rover-zhurong/100151010

SCIENCE said:

Finally, Hengdian World Studios Releases Their Latest Production

Evidence that the film industry has wised up since 1969 includes

• no waving flags this time
• no shots of the sky where stars should be
• not many shadows
• no footprints

The first images captured by China’s Mars probe Tianwen-1 during and after the country’s first landing on the red planet have been released by the China National Space Administration (CNSA).

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-05-20/china-releases-first-images-taken-by-martian-rover-zhurong/100151010

The shadows of the tracks are both on the inside.

SCIENCE said:

Finally, Hengdian World Studios Releases Their Latest Production

Evidence that the film industry has wised up since 1969 includes

• no waving flags this time
• no shots of the sky where stars should be
• not many shadows
• no footprints

The first images captured by China’s Mars probe Tianwen-1 during and after the country’s first landing on the red planet have been released by the China National Space Administration (CNSA).

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-05-20/china-releases-first-images-taken-by-martian-rover-zhurong/100151010

Well done but it looks like their colouring crew have been let loose on Photoshop again.

China’s lunar surface colours always looked warmed up on the red-yellow side for prettier audience perception.

Although it looks like a perspective view I can not fathom where a light source would need to be to get shadows like that?

Finally! I was beginning to think all those uyghurs down the praeseodymium mines had laboured for nothing.

dv said:

Finally! I was beginning to think all those uyghurs down the praeseodymium mines had laboured for nothing.

They’ll be needing drones for their Interplanetary New Frontier Outpost soon enough, better get them all chipped and ready.

Peak Warming Man said:

Although it looks like a perspective view I can not fathom where a light source would need to be to get shadows like that?

Directly behind and well above the camera.

The Rev Dodgson said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Although it looks like a perspective view I can not fathom where a light source would need to be to get shadows like that?

Directly behind and well above the camera.

not Mars

Wouldn’t it be smart to have an extendable light to help with propaganda photos?

roughbarked said:

Wouldn’t it be smart to have an extendable light to help with propaganda photos?

indeed, with Hengdian World Studios taking 23 days to come up with these fakes, they probably want to get their team cracking on a bit faster

SCIENCE said:

roughbarked said:

Wouldn’t it be smart to have an extendable light to help with propaganda photos?

indeed, with Hengdian World Studios taking 23 days to come up with these fakes, they probably want to get their team cracking on a bit faster

China has never been good at propaganda.

Unlike the good old USA.

Groundbreaking fakes continue to emerge from propaganda engine.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-06-17/china-space-launch-shenzhou-12/100222142

SCIENCE said:

Groundbreaking fakes continue to emerge from propaganda engine.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-06-17/china-space-launch-shenzhou-12/100222142

The play button doesn’t work on either of those videos.

SCIENCE said:

Groundbreaking fakes continue to emerge from propaganda engine.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-06-17/china-space-launch-shenzhou-12/100222142

What an awful thing to say about the ABC.

Witty Rejoinder said:

SCIENCE said:

Groundbreaking fakes continue to emerge from propaganda engine.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-06-17/china-space-launch-shenzhou-12/100222142

What an awful thing to say about the ABC.

we apologise for shooting the messenger so here have some other sauces

https://www.reuters.com/world/china/china-launches-crewed-spacecraft-shenzhou-12-historic-mission-2021-06-17/

https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-57504052

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/6/17/china-launches-shenzhou-12-with-three-men-to-build-space-station

https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/messenger/multimedia/messenger_gallery.html

For A Bunch Of Communists Who Persecute Poor Innocent Christians They Sure Build A Lot Of Things That Look Like Multiplication Signs Grid Axes

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-06-18/chinese-astronauts-board-space-station-module/100224980

SCIENCE said:

For A Bunch Of Communists Who Persecute Poor Innocent Christians They Sure Build A Lot Of Things That Look Like Multiplication Signs Grid Axes

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-06-18/chinese-astronauts-board-space-station-module/100224980

The Christians were worse, they nailed a bloke to a plus sign.

roughbarked said:

SCIENCE said:

For A Bunch Of Communists Who Persecute Poor Innocent Christians They Sure Build A Lot Of Things That Look Like Multiplication Signs Grid Axes

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-06-18/chinese-astronauts-board-space-station-module/100224980

The Christians were worse, they nailed a bloke to a plus sign.

you mean like some kind of black adder or some such

SCIENCE said:

roughbarked said:

SCIENCE said:

For A Bunch Of Communists Who Persecute Poor Innocent Christians They Sure Build A Lot Of Things That Look Like Multiplication Signs Grid Axes

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-06-18/chinese-astronauts-board-space-station-module/100224980

The Christians were worse, they nailed a bloke to a plus sign.

you mean like some kind of black adder or some such

You haven’t heard that joke? hmm my memory isn’t good for joke telling, You mighht have to enlist Boris?

Here you go. The internet has a better meory for jokes than myself.

A ten year old public school boy was finding fifth grade math to be the challenge of his life. His mom and dad did everything and anything to help their son…private tutors, peer assistance, CD-ROMs, Textbooks, even HYPNOSIS! Nothing worked.

Finally, giving up they enrolled him into a small Catholic school to await another destiny.

At the end of the first day of school the boy walked in with a stern expression on his face, and walked right past the parents and went straight to his room -and quietly closed the door. For nearly two hours he toiled away in his room -with math books strewn about his desk and the surrounding floor. He only emerged long enough to eat, and after quickly cleaning his plate, he went straight back to his room, closed the door, and worked feverishly at his studies until bedtime.

The parents were not sure if they should comment on the boys extra efforts for fear of him losing this new found fervor, so they seemingly ignored it. This pattern continued ceaselessly.

One day the first quarter report card came out. Unopened, he dropped the envelope on the family dinner table and went straight to his room.

His parents were petrified. What lay inside the envelope? Cautiously the mother opened the letter, and to her amazement she saw a bright red “A” under the subject, MATH.

Overjoyed, she and her husband rushed into their son’s room, thrilled at the remarkable progress of their young son!

“Was it the nuns that did it?”, the father asked. The boy only shook his head and said, “No.” “Was it the one-on-one tutoring? The peer-mentoring?”, asked the mother. Again, the boy shrugged, “No.” “The textbooks? The teacher? The curriculum?”, asked the father. “Nope,” said the son. “It was all very clear to me from the very first day of Catholic school.”

“How so?”, asked his mom.

“When I walked into the lobby, and I saw that guy they’d nailed to the plus sign, I knew those people meant business!”

roughbarked said:

SCIENCE said:

For A Bunch Of Communists Who Persecute Poor Innocent Christians They Sure Build A Lot Of Things That Look Like Multiplication Signs Grid Axes

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-06-18/chinese-astronauts-board-space-station-module/100224980

The Christians were worse, they nailed a bloke to a plus sign.

Scratches head.

Who did they do that to?

Michael V said:

roughbarked said:

SCIENCE said:

For A Bunch Of Communists Who Persecute Poor Innocent Christians They Sure Build A Lot Of Things That Look Like Multiplication Signs Grid Axes

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-06-18/chinese-astronauts-board-space-station-module/100224980

The Christians were worse, they nailed a bloke to a plus sign.

Scratches head.

Who did they do that to?

Well it was a setup at the time to entrap the Jews and later adopted by Christians as a symbol.

roughbarked said:

Michael V said:

roughbarked said:

The Christians were worse, they nailed a bloke to a plus sign.

Scratches head.

Who did they do that to?

Well it was a setup at the time to entrap the Jews and later adopted by Christians as a symbol.

The joke is told in several forms. https://www.reddit.com/r/Jokes/comments/2e6aph/a_little_jewish_boy_in_catholic_school/

roughbarked said:

Michael V said:

roughbarked said:

The Christians were worse, they nailed a bloke to a plus sign.

Scratches head.

Who did they do that to?

Well it was a setup at the time to entrap the Jews and later adopted by Christians as a symbol.

—————->>>> The Christians were worse, they nailed a bloke to a plus sign.

Who did the Christians do that to?

Michael V said:

roughbarked said:

Michael V said:

Scratches head.

Who did they do that to?

Well it was a setup at the time to entrap the Jews and later adopted by Christians as a symbol.

—————->>>> The Christians were worse, they nailed a bloke to a plus sign.

Who did the Christians do that to?

It was a joke… It wasn’t ment to be factual.

roughbarked said:

Michael V said:

roughbarked said:

Well it was a setup at the time to entrap the Jews and later adopted by Christians as a symbol.

—————->>>> The Christians were worse, they nailed a bloke to a plus sign.

Who did the Christians do that to?

It was a joke… It wasn’t ment to be factual.

Ah.

Off topic, but the movie about the Indian Mars mission that is playing on SBS movies channel is very enlightening. I totally recommend it.

eg. India managed a Mars orbiter before China
Use of India’s small rocket PSLV rather than the “Fat Boy” GSLV !
Use of a solar sail to make up for insufficient fuel !
Multiple flyby’s of Earth to gain enough energy to break out of Earth’s gravitational field !
Use of plastic to reduce weight, inspired by the great pacific garbage patch !
Hurricane over the Bay of Bengal

It’s called Mission Mangal

mollwollfumble said:

Off topic, but the movie about the Indian Mars mission that is playing on SBS movies channel is very enlightening. I totally recommend it.

eg. India managed a Mars orbiter before China
Use of India’s small rocket PSLV rather than the “Fat Boy” GSLV !
Use of a solar sail to make up for insufficient fuel !
Multiple flyby’s of Earth to gain enough energy to break out of Earth’s gravitational field !
Use of plastic to reduce weight, inspired by the great pacific garbage patch !
Hurricane over the Bay of Bengal

It’s called Mission Mangal

Did they do a colourful group dance in the command centre once it was successful

Cymek said:

mollwollfumble said:

Off topic, but the movie about the Indian Mars mission that is playing on SBS movies channel is very enlightening. I totally recommend it.

eg. India managed a Mars orbiter before China
Use of India’s small rocket PSLV rather than the “Fat Boy” GSLV !
Use of a solar sail to make up for insufficient fuel !
Multiple flyby’s of Earth to gain enough energy to break out of Earth’s gravitational field !
Use of plastic to reduce weight, inspired by the great pacific garbage patch !
Hurricane over the Bay of Bengal

It’s called Mission Mangal

Did they do a colourful group dance in the command centre once it was successful

With Brett Lee in the starring role?

Tamb said:

Cymek said:

mollwollfumble said:

Off topic, but the movie about the Indian Mars mission that is playing on SBS movies channel is very enlightening. I totally recommend it.

eg. India managed a Mars orbiter before China
Use of India’s small rocket PSLV rather than the “Fat Boy” GSLV !
Use of a solar sail to make up for insufficient fuel !
Multiple flyby’s of Earth to gain enough energy to break out of Earth’s gravitational field !
Use of plastic to reduce weight, inspired by the great pacific garbage patch !
Hurricane over the Bay of Bengal

It’s called Mission Mangal

Did they do a colourful group dance in the command centre once it was successful

With Brett Lee in the starring role?

If you like I had to look up who he was

Cymek said:

Tamb said:

Cymek said:

Did they do a colourful group dance in the command centre once it was successful

With Brett Lee in the starring role?

If you like I had to look up who he was

Quite famous in Bollywood.

Michael V said:

roughbarked said:

Michael V said:

—————->>>> The Christians were worse, they nailed a bloke to a plus sign.

Who did the Christians do that to?

It was a joke… It wasn’t ment to be factual.

Ah.

Werl….technically, the Christians never nailed nobody to nuffink.

That was yer Romans, see, at the behest of the Jews all agitated by the pharisees an’ suchlike.

Cymek said:

mollwollfumble said:

Off topic, but the movie about the Indian Mars mission that is playing on SBS movies channel is very enlightening. I totally recommend it.

eg. India managed a Mars orbiter before China
Use of India’s small rocket PSLV rather than the “Fat Boy” GSLV !
Use of a solar sail to make up for insufficient fuel !
Multiple flyby’s of Earth to gain enough energy to break out of Earth’s gravitational field !
Use of plastic to reduce weight, inspired by the great pacific garbage patch !
Hurricane over the Bay of Bengal

It’s called Mission Mangal

Did they do a colourful group dance in the command centre once it was successful

Yes!

SCIENCE said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

SCIENCE said:

Groundbreaking fakes continue to emerge from propaganda engine.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-06-17/china-space-launch-shenzhou-12/100222142

What an awful thing to say about the ABC.

we apologise for shooting the messenger so here have some other sauces

China releases first video from Zhurong Mars rover

notice how the headline doesn’t say that the rover is actually on Mars so make of that what you will

Not Mars But

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2021/aug/20/china-to-launch-uncrewed-cargo-ship-to-tiangong-station

must have run out of supplies at the studio

nah nah nah……. This is Tianwen-1 Tony.

Woodie said:

nah nah nah……. This is Tianwen-1 Tony.

Don’t be catty.