On June 4, the Aeronautical Development Commission again released some images of the two lunar rovers, focusing on the short images of the explorers dusting the solar panel array near Yutu II and the lander.
Scott Maxwell, the remote ground driver of the Curiosity rover in NACA, also saw it on the oil pipe. The explorer used the spider's foot in front to spread the electric brush, gently brushed the solar panel placed on Yutu II and the ground array, absorbed the charged lunar dust on it, and then turned to change the direction of the current to discharge it.
The whole process was fast and soft. When NACA's planetary probe team watched it, they thought