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Zhurong Rover Touch Down: China Officially the 2nd Country to Land on Mars
Zhurong Rover Touch Down: China Officially the 2nd Country to Land on Mars (Photo : Twitter: @XHNews) If all goes according to schedule, China's Zhurong Mars rover should have landed on Mars today (May 14) at 7:11 p.
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