BEIJING — China’s fully robotic rover on Mars, in longer-than-expected hibernation since May 2022, likely met with excessive accumulation of sand and dust, its mission designer said, breaking months of silence about the status of the vehicle. The motorized rover Zhurong, named after a mythical Chinese god of fire, was expected to have woken up […]
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