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Factbox-China's missions to the moon - past, present and future - Vimarsana News

Factbox-China's missions to the moon - past, present and future

CHANG'E-2 LAUNCH: Oct. 1, 2010 LANDING SITE: None MISSION: The uncrewed Chang'e 2 orbited the moon and tested a 100-kilometre-high lunar orbit to prepare for a soft landing of Chang'e-3. It later extended its mission with a fly-by of a near-earth asteroid "4179 Toutatis". DURATION: The mission lasted eight months, ending on June 9, 2011.

Source: yahoo.com
A Look At China's Missions To The Moon- Past, Present And Future - Vimarsana News

A Look At China's Missions To The Moon- Past, Present And Future

China on Friday launched a mission to collect samples from the moon's "hidden" side, a first in space exploration history. See what other explorations China has made for its lunar mission and what else it has planned.

Source: ndtv.com
A history of the Soviet Union's moonlanding Luna programme - Vimarsana News

A history of the Soviet Union's moonlanding Luna programme

The Soviet Luna programme explored the Moon throughout the 60s and 70s, returning the first images of the surface and the lunar far side.

The moon is enchanting in new photos from NASA's Lucy mission - Vimarsana News

The moon is enchanting in new photos from NASA's Lucy mission

NASA's Lucy mission took stunning closeup images of the moon after using Earth to gain a gravity-assisted boost for its journey to visit Jupiter's Trojan asteroids.

Source: space.com
NASA's return to the moon excites lunar science - Vimarsana News

NASA's return to the moon excites lunar science

NASA's Artemis program promises to transform lunar science with humans' return to the moon and dozens of robotic science missions.

Source: space.com