The sound transmitted from inside the landing module on Mars was relayed back to Earth and then to every corner of the world.
As the astronaut Wang Li continued the countdown, everyone began to tense up.
Inside the landing module, the astronauts all held tightly onto the handrails to maintain their original posture.
With the astronauts prepared for impact, the landing module was now very close to the surface of Mars.
Twenty seconds!
Ten seconds!
As the final ten-second countdown began, Wang Li stopped speaking and focused on waiting for the final moment to arrive.
At this time, the vibrations within the landing module reached their peak, and the images on the screen became somewhat unclear.
The camera outside the landing module could already see the details of the Martian surface.
In a blink of ten seconds, the landing module traced a curve through the air and hit the Martian surface directly.
