Due to the cyclone entrance being only over four thousand meters high.
Therefore, this time the ground did not use boosters for launch, but instead maneuvered the probe into the air in a manner similar to launching an unmanned drone.
Just like a Siberian tiger is also called a ginger cat, and a 155mm is also called a sniper, classifying this probe as a drone is perfectly reasonable.
The main body of the probe is roughly a 3X3 square, a little over half a meter in height.
It contains a container for plasma containment, with power coming from a prepared power source—preparation was completed on the ground in advance, so the energy consumption in the air phase is not actually high.
There's no need for advanced energy sources; ordinary lithium batteries suffice.
Besides the container, two mechanical arms serve as fluid-like outlets.
That is all the equipment on this probe, just these.
