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Tianwen-2 could launch as soon as 2028 with the goal of returning samples around 2030.
The Long March 3B is planned to launch a lander and ascent vehicle within an aeroshell attached to a propulsion module for Tianwen-2.
Tianwen-2 will likely use the Long March 3B and Long March 5 launch vehicles instead of a single Long March 9.
The Long March 5 is planned to launch the orbiter and reentry capsule for Tianwen-2.
A presentation by Zhang Rongqiao at a deep space forum in Shenzhen on 2021-10-18 described a shift in Tianwen-2 mission profile from a single-launch architecture to using two launches within the same launch window.
The Tianwen-1 mission builds on technologies and capabilities developed through China’s Chang’e lunar program and draws on head-shielding and parachute expertise from Shenzhou human spaceflight efforts.
Tianwen-1 launched in 2020-07-01 and entered Mars orbit on 2021-02-10.
The Tianwen-1 spacecraft launched in July 2020.
The Tianwen-1 mission built on technologies and capabilities developed through China’s Chang’e lunar program and Shenzhou human spaceflight efforts.
China’s Tianwen-1 mission is the country’s first independent interplanetary expedition and it launched in July 2020.
Tianwen-1 launched from Wenchang, south China, on 2020-07-23 on a Long March 5 heavy-lift rocket.
ESA’s Mars Express HRSC and OMEGA instruments provided data and expertise to support characterization and selection of the Tianwen-1 landing sites.
Zhurong’s sounding radar and the Tianwen-1 orbiter sounding radar will be used to search and map the distribution of surface and subsurface water ice.
Tianwen-1 built on technologies and capabilities developed through China’s Chang’e lunar program as well as head-shielding and parachute expertise from Shenzhou human spaceflight endeavors.
Tianwen-1 entered Mars orbit on 2021-02-10 before deploying the Zhurong rover.
ESA provided ground station support for China’s Mars Tianwen-1 mission.
Tianwen-1 performed maneuvers in the weeks after its 2021-02-10 arrival to move into a parking orbit for the next few months.
NASA sought congressional approval to talk with Chinese counterparts and obtain information on the orbit of China’s Tianwen-1 Mars spacecraft to lower the risk of a collision with other Mars orbiters.
CNSA’s Tianwen-1 Mars mission entered Mars orbit on 2021-02-10.
China’s Tianwen-1 orbiter entered Mars orbit on 2021-02-10.