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The orbiter Chang’e-5 embarks on an extended mission to Point Sun-Earth Lagrange – Sunday Vision
Helsinki – China’s Chang’e-5 orbiter is heading to a gravitational stable point in space on an extended mission after delivering new lunar samples to
Helsinki – China’s Chang’e-5 orbiter is heading to a gravitational stable point in space on an extended mission after delivering new lunar samples to Earth.
The spacecraft is now heading to the Sun-Earth Lagrange to make observations of the local environment and the sun and perform operational tests.
The orbiter Chang’e-5 left the lunar orbit on late December 12, along with a return capsule containing lunar samples. The two spacecraft separated about 5,000 kilometers from Earth on December 16, with…
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