Layered Ejecta Craters in the Candidate Landing Areas of China's First Mars Mission (Tianwen‐1): Implications for Subsurface Volatile Concentrations - Niu - 2022 - Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets - Wiley Online Library

Layered Ejecta Craters in the Candidate Landing Areas of China's First Mars Mission (Tianwen‐1): Implications for Subsurface Volatile Concentrations - Niu - 2022 - Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets - Wiley Online Library

Complex subsurface of Mars imaged by Chinese rover Zhurong

Characterization of the Candidate Landing Region for Tianwen‐1—China's First Mission to Mars - Wu - 2021 - Earth and Space Science - Wiley Online Library

Using martian single and double layered ejecta craters to probe subsurface stratigraphy - ScienceDirect

Layered Ejecta Craters in the Candidate Landing Areas of China's First Mars Mission (Tianwen‐1): Implications for Subsurface Volatile Concentrations

Layered Ejecta Craters in the Candidate Landing Areas of China's First Mars Mission (Tianwen‐1): Implications for Subsurface Volatile Concentrations

Hargraves Crater, Mars: Insights into the internal structure of layered ejecta deposits - ScienceDirect

Chinese Scientists Find Mars Ground Possibly Shaped by Water----Chinese Academy of Sciences

China's Tianwen-1 zooms in on Mars surface on cusp of new tech era

Tianwen-1 mission gives China an edge on Mars - Asia Times