Moon mission analyzed
Source: Shanghai Daily |
November 3, 2014, Monday
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AN analysis of data from China’s test lunar orbiter is underway after its return on Saturday in preparation for Chang’e-5, the unmanned lunar exploration mission expected to land on the moon by 2017 and return with samples from the lunar surface. With the landing in Inner Mongolia after an 8-day flight, the nation joined the Soviet Union and the United States to become the third to realize a return mission to the moon.
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