Mars Red-After Satellite

Mars Red Rover, the second Mars exploration satellite after the pioneers, has a unique design and versatility designed to take on and surpass previous Mars exploration missions that had not been completed due to accidental entry into Jupiter's gravitational field. The following is a detailed introduction and an overview of its core tasks:

Satellite characteristics and functions:

Umbrella deployment mechanism: The satellite uses an innovative umbrella deployment mechanism that may be used to optimize signal reception or protect critical instruments.
Relay satellite function: As a relay satellite, Mars Red Satellite strengthens the communication link between Mars and Earth.
Laser radar detection technology: equipped with advanced laser radar detection technology, used to accurately map the terrain and characteristics of the surface of Mars.
Telemetering and remote sensing technology: with telemetering and remote sensing technology, responsible for collecting and transmitting data on the surface of Mars.
Deployable Antenna: Equipped with deployable and directionally adjustable antennas for efficient data transmission.
Support structure: It may refer to the support structure or antenna part of the satellite, which ensures the stable operation and function of the satellite.
Orbital parameters: The orbital altitude is set between 198 and 200 kilometers, which is suitable for Mars observation missions.
Planet observation camera: equipped with a special camera to observe the planet, able to capture a fine image of Mars.