China Spacecraft Lands On Moon To Collect Rocks And Bring Bac A Chinese spacecraft landed the sixth in the Chang’e moon exploration program, which is named after a Chinese moon goddess It is the second designed to bring back samples, following the Aitken basin and will start collecting the first specimens from that area The previous Chinese mission surprised scientists by bringing back rocks that were much younger than those collected by
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Changтащюааeюаб юааspacecraftюаб юааlandsюаб юааon Moonюаб юааto Bringюаб юааrocksюаб юааbackюаб To China literally shot for the Moon on Friday in a historic mission to collect and bring back samples from the mysterious dark side of the Moon, the Washington Post reports, which would be the CHINA has tabled plans for a magnetic Moon launcher that can catapult pricey lunar materials back to Earth It is just one of China's grand plans for its sprawling habitation base at the lunar China has just successfully scored its latest forte in the space race after landing on the Moon's dark side for the second time As Spacecom reports, China's Chang'e robotic lander has Chinese scientists proposed a magnetic launcher as a low-cost way to get lunar resources back to Earth, according to the South China Morning Using the moon’s high vacuum and low gravity The Chang'e rocks from a huge crater on its South Pole The landing was fraught with risks, because it is very difficult to communicate with spacecraft once they reach the far side of the Moon The spacecraft, which launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China, returned after 268 days of in-orbit operation The success of the experiment demonstrates the growing
China Spacecraft Lands On Moon To Bring Rocks Back To Eart China has just successfully scored its latest forte in the space race after landing on the Moon's dark side for the second time As Spacecom reports, China's Chang'e robotic lander has Chinese scientists proposed a magnetic launcher as a low-cost way to get lunar resources back to Earth, according to the South China Morning Using the moon’s high vacuum and low gravity The Chang'e rocks from a huge crater on its South Pole The landing was fraught with risks, because it is very difficult to communicate with spacecraft once they reach the far side of the Moon The spacecraft, which launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China, returned after 268 days of in-orbit operation The success of the experiment demonstrates the growing China's Chang'e 5 mission brought back evidence that the moon had erupting The oldest evidence of Earth's atmosphere may be hiding in rocks on the moon Two further questions also come to
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