China will bring samples from the far side of the Moon it will enter Earth on this day

China Moon Mission: China’s lunar mission Chang’e 6 is moving towards another important milestone. This mission has not only landed on the moon, but will also collect samples from there and send them to Earth. The special thing is that the Chang’e 6 mission has landed on the far side of the moon and this will be the first time that samples will be brought to Earth from that part of the moon which is not visible from Earth. On June 2, the Chang’e 6 mission landed in the Apollo crater of the Moon’s vast South Pole – Aitken basin.

However, it will not move directly towards the Earth. Report According to the report, after revolving around the Moon’s orbit, it will slowly return to Earth’s orbit. It is expected that the collected samples will return to Earth by June 25.

What is Chang’e 6 mission?

This is a robotic mission, which Chinese scientists have worked very hard to complete. According to reports, the mission was launched on May 3. Its purpose is to bring samples from that part of the moon, which is always away from the Earth. Just four days after liftoff, the Chang’e 6 mission entered the Moon’s orbit. It continued to revolve in orbit for the next few weeks and landed on the surface of the moon on June 2 as planned.

It is said that after bringing the samples from the moon, they will be studied. China has also started preparations for this. According to the report of Space.com, earlier this month, more than 200 scientists from 31 universities and research institutes of China gathered in Beijing and participated in the seminar. It is believed that a team of these scientists will be formed to test the samples of the Chang’e 6 mission.