How does the Pseudo-Satellite Zephyr land? I don't see how the Airbus Pseudo-Satellite Zephyr solar plane can land safely.

It this video, it is "thrown" to take off, but no gear or something similar is visible. Will it just land on its belly? 

This video shows, I think, landing footage, but only the runway is visible.
After some power googling...

https://www.airforce-technology.com/projects/zephyr/


  Launch and recovery The air vehicle is launched by hand. Recovery is
  by belly landing as the air vehicle has neither landing gear nor
  landing parachutes.


https://www.ainonline.com/aviation-news/defense/2016-07-11/solar-powered-pseudo-satellite-display-farnborough-2016


  It is hand-launched by a five-man ground crew, and recovered by belly-landing.


http://en.ruvsa.com/catalog/zephyr/


  Launch: hand launch Recovery: autonomous belly landing


It has two-bladed props, so they can be positioned to avoid a ground strike.