Chinese lunar probe Chang'e-7 launches toward the Moon's south pole in August 2024
Summary
China is preparing to launch the Chang'e-7 robotic mission on August 24 from Wenchang using the Long March 5 Y14 rocket, aiming to land near Shackleton Crater on the Moon's south pole. The mission will include an orbiter, lander, rover and hopper, forming part of China's lunar exploration program and preparation for a planned human landing by 2030, with instruments and cooperation from multiple countries.
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U aprilu ove godine oprema za misiju Chang’e-7 prevezena je na lansirnu lokaciju Wenchang, a lansiranje je planirano za 24. august po vremenu u Pekingu
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