Zhurong

Zhurong — Mars rover, explore its interactive 3D model in Cosmoscope.

See where the Zhurong rover landed on a rotating 3D Mars. Explore its published landing coordinates and mission facts.

China’s first Mars rover, carried by the Tianwen-1 mission, probed the plains of southern Utopia Planitia with ground-penetrating radar before entering planned hibernation in May 2022. It has not woken since, probably because dust settled on its solar panels.

Landed
15 May 2021 (Beijing time) · Utopia Planitia
Marker
Landing site · 25.07°N, 109.93°E
Mass
240 kg
Power
Solar
Driven
1,921 m
Status
Dormant since May 2022

Explore Zhurong in 3D

Zhurong is marked at its published landing coordinates, fixed to the surface of Mars as the planet turns and orbits the Sun. The rover has since driven away from this point, so the marker shows where its mission began rather than a live position.

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