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Chang’e-5 lands in North China, concludes epic lunar round trip – Global Times
Carrying around 2 kilograms of lunar samples, China’s Chang’e-5 safely landed at its designated landing area in Siziwang Banner, North China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous…
The photo taken on early Thursday morning shows Beijing Aerospace Control Center Photo: Our Space
Carrying around 2 kilograms of lunar samples, China’s Chang’e-5 safely landed at its designated landing area in Siziwang Banner, North China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region around 2 am Thursday, bringing the craft’s epic round trip between Earth and its celestial neighbor located some 380,000 kilometers away to a perfect conclusion. According to the China’s National Space Administration on early…
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