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China Becomes First to Land Unmanned Spacecraft on Far Side of Moon

China Becomes First to Land Unmanned Spacecraft on Far Side of Moon
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China Moon mission live – Chang e 6 set for launch to retrieve rocks from lunar far side

Mission will attempt to retrieve 2kg of Moon rocks from lunar far side

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An eye to scientific research developments in 2024

As we draw to the end of 2023 we ask researchers from various disciplines about what we can expect next year

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Nasa urges researchers to reach out for China s Chang e 5 moon samples, sidestepping US ban

In exception to Congressional Wolf Amendment, the space agency is encouraging applications to its Chinese counterpart.

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Questions after Chinese rocket debris slams into moon

Questions after Chinese debris slams into moon

United statesUniversity of arizona californiaPlanetary science journalArizona californiaChinese chang eLong march

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