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China had launched The probe (Chang E-5) Nov 24.
The mission Chang’e-5, named after the ancient Chinese goddess of the moon, seeks to collect materials from the moon’s surface to help scientists learn more about the origin of the moon.
The unmanned mission will attempt to collect two kilograms of samples from the LAM area
Vehicles land on it in the past, in a huge lava plain known as "Ocean storms".
If the mission succeeds, it would make China only the third country to import samples from the moonTo join the United States and the former Soviet Union.
The spacecraft that landed on the moon is one of several spacecraft deployed by the probe (Chang’e-5).
Upon landing, the spacecraft is supposed to dig into the ground with a robotic arm, then transfer soil and rock samples to an ascending vehicle that launches and fuses with an orbital unit.
China Central Television said the vehicle would start collecting samples on The surface of the moon In the next two days. The samples will be transferred to a capsule for the return flight to Earth and landing in Inner Mongolia, China.
China achieved its first landing on the surface of the moon in 2013. In January of last year, the probe (Chang E-4) managed to land on the far side of the moon’s surface, the first space probe to achieve this.
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China had launched The probe (Chang E-5) Nov 24.
The mission Chang’e-5, named after the ancient Chinese goddess of the moon, seeks to collect materials from the moon’s surface to help scientists learn more about the origin of the moon.
The unmanned mission will attempt to collect two kilograms of samples from the LAM area
In the past, vehicles land on it, in a huge lava plain known as the “Ocean of Storms”.
If the mission succeeds, it would make China only the third country to import samples from the moonTo join the United States and the former Soviet Union.
The spacecraft that landed on the moon is one of several spacecraft deployed by the probe (Chang’e-5).
Upon landing, the spacecraft is supposed to dig into the ground with a robotic arm, then transfer soil and rock samples to an ascending vehicle that launches and fuses with an orbital unit.
China Central Television said the vehicle would start collecting samples on The surface of the moon In the next two days. The samples will be transferred to a capsule for the return flight to Earth and landing in Inner Mongolia, China.
China achieved its first landing on the surface of the moon in 2013. In January of last year, the probe (Chang E-4) managed to land on the far side of the moon’s surface, the first space probe to achieve this.
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