In cooperation with France, China launched the Chang’e 6 mission. The launch happened at Friday, May 3, at 09:27 UTC, and the mission’s main goal is a regolith sample return from the surface of the Moon. The launch happened during very rainy conditions, which did not affect launch criteria.
In the last few weeks, China has not only conducted several launches — of which…
The Chang’e 5 lunar orbiter, lander, and sample collection return vehicle left its sea-side launch…
Following a December 7, 2018 launch on a Long March-3B/G3Z rocket, China has now landed…
A Chinese Long March 4C has launched the Queqiao spacecraft – a relay satellite for the…
The Chinese have launched the third phase of its lunar exploration program on Thursday. Launch…
