Tech News Video. China's Zhurong rover roams the surface of Mars for the first time Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 19/07/2021 - 14:04 GMT+2 China's Mars Rover, Zhurong left its module for the first time for a successful drive around on the surface of the Red Planet. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next China's Zhurong rover roams the surface of Mars for the first time Now playing Next West Bank and part of Gaza vote in first municipal elections since war Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | April 25th, 2026 – Evening Now playing Next Meet ACE: The robot that can beat table tennis pros with AI Now playing Next China’s iQIYI faces backlash after launching AI “actor database” Now playing Next NASA rolls out key Artemis III rocket stage for 2027 Moon mission Now playing Next EU leaders vow to boost security and economic ties with Middle East Now playing Next Cyprus: How the Iran war is shaping Europe’s closest frontier Now playing Next Orbán-style vetoes undermine EU democracy, Kallas tells Euronews Now playing Next Richest countries in 2026: France and Germany fail to make the top 10 Now playing Next Trump cancels US negotiators' trip to Pakistan for Iran talks Now playing Next Drone crashes in Romania as Russia strikes neighbouring Ukraine Now playing Next Zelenskyy says he is ready to meet Putin in Azerbaijan Now playing Next Three Central Asian countries jointly building 2,000 MW hydropower plant Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | April 25th, 2026 – Midday Now playing Next Rare Pablo Neruda book on Spanish Civil War to go on display in Chile for first time More videos
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