The other photo disclosed is a black and white image taken by a camera designed to avoid obstacles, installed in the front of the rover. the image was captured using a wide-angle lens, so it not only shows a part of the lander that juts out towards the planet's surface, but also the Martian horizon. Along with the two images, In addition to the two images, Zhurong also sent home a video showing a detachment maneuver between the lander and the orbiter during the landing phase.
Bill Nelson, one of the administrators of the NASA, congratulated the Chinese Space Agency in an official statement in which it hopes, among other things, that the cooperation between remote Martian missions of both countries can ensure that knowledge about the Red Planet is such that the historical date in which a human foot will land on the Martian surface is not so distant.
In the coming days, Zhurong will descend from the lander ramps, to join Curiosity and Perseverance, the NASA modules currently present on the surface of Mars, exploring a region of the planet known as Utopia Planitia, reporting information about the geology and climatic conditions present on site.