Unlike the ice on the Earth’s polar regions, Martian ice is a mixture of frozen carbon dioxide and water. Photo: CNSA.
China has published videos showing its Mars orbiter Tianwen-1 circling above the northern ice caps of the red planet taken using its “selfie stick” on Monday, the eve of Lunar New Year, the South China Morning Post reported.
In a pink-tinted video, the spacecraft can be seen flying against a landscape sprinkled with frost patches, which the China National Space Administration (CNSA) identified as ice caps. Unlike the ice on the Earth’s polar regions, Martian ice is a mixture of frozen carbon dioxide and water.
Read the full report: South China Morning Post
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