China’s lunar explorer launched towards the dark side of the moon for sampling
China’s unmanned spacecraft launched into space on Friday, 14th of Ordibehesht, for sampling rocks and soil from the semi-dark side of the moon
This two-month mission marks China’s first ambitious endeavor to send a rover to the semi-dark side of the moon
The Chang Zheng-5 rocket, China’s most powerful rocket, carrying the Chang’e-6 rover, was launched around 5:30 pm on Friday from the Wenchang Space Center on Hainan Island, south of China
The rover is expected to land in the moon’s southern pole and the dark side of this planet, which is not visible from Earth, and return collected samples of soil and rocks on the moon’s surface back to Earth after a two-month mission
Sending this rover spacecraft is another significant advancement in China’s space exploration program aimed at exploring the moon
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