China has successfully launched its Chang'e-6 lunar probe, marking the first-ever attempt to collect lunar samples from the far side of the Moon. This ambitious mission extends beyond national achievements, embodying a spirit of international collaboration.
The Chang'e-6 mission carries four international payloads and satellites: a radon detector from France, a lunar surface negative ion analyzer from the European Space Agency, a laser retroreflector array from Italy, and a CubeSat from Pakistan. These contributions highlight the global interest and cooperative efforts in space exploration.
In an exclusive interview with CGTN, Giuseppe Reibaldi, president of the Moon Village Association, applauded China's initiative, emphasizing its role in fostering international cooperation in space. Reibaldi stated, \"China's Chang'e-6 mission sets a commendable example for collaborative efforts in space exploration, benefiting all of humanity.\"
This mission not only aims to enhance our understanding of the Moon's far side but also paves the way for future collaborative endeavors in space, reinforcing the importance of unity in scientific advancement.
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Expert: China's Chang'e-6 lunar mission a project for all mankind
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