This Chinese Spacecraft Is Traveling to One of Earth’s Quasi-Moons

China The space administration shared the first image from its Tianwen -2 probe, which is on its way to the nearest asteroid Kamoolwa.

The image was captured by a camera in the investigation, which currently deployed more than 3 million kilometers from the Earth and deployed a wings solar panel. It is also the first glimpse of the CNSA’s space probe, which was launched on May 27 at the Zyan Town at Ziyan Town in China in a long marketing rocket on a rocket. The design of Tianwen -2 panels is similar to the presence of Lucy as Lucy, NASA Space probe which is exploring Asteroid Floating around JupiterThe They serve to meet the needs of the electricity needed for travel.

Tianwen -2’s mission is to land on the surface of the Kamowaleer, collect samples and return to Earth. The spacecraft is expected to land on the asteroid surface in July 2026. Earlier, it would spend several months studying the Kamo’elwa from a safe distance to determine its sample region, before the landing drivers proceed, a particularly difficult task, which is a particularly difficult task to give the lower gravity of the asteroid.

Once the samples have been collected, Tianwen -2 will travel back to the Earth and send its samples down to the surface of the capsule, then before trying to use the earth’s gravity as a slynshot to go toward 311 p/panstarts, try to use as an asteroid of an unusual look Goodness It has some features of the comet, including the visible tail. Tianwen -2 is expected to operate this mission until 2035.

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Kamo’olwa is one of the seven of the world’s seven Opinion– Objects that seem to orbit our planet, but not actually not gravitally bound to the earth, and in fact the sun orbits the sun in the similar orbit of the earth.

Astronomers were discovered in the Halakala Observatory in Hawaii in the Halakala Observatory in Hawaii, Kamo’ulwa – which means “Dolana Celestial Object” in Hawaiya – is about 4.65 million km away from our planet, 12 times away from the moon. Kamowwalwa is estimated to be about 40 to 100 meters in diameter, it has maintained its current orbit for 100 years and will probably maintain 300 more.

It is hoped that the Tianwen -2 can solve the mystery of the Kamwala source. A theory It started from the moon millions of years ago. The sampling mission will help scientists in search of sources in the formation of the solar system as well as multiple scientific investigations in the rocky cellstial companies.

Observing evidence and modeling indicate that the Kamoawa has been circulating the sun for millions of years with the unstable trajectory. This can expand knowledge about the asteroid directly, as well as expand knowledge about the heavenly object, which can probably be a threat to the earth.

This story was originally attended Wired In Spanish And have been translated from Spanish.