Why does China aspire to explore the Moon?
The moon may be a great source of minerals and energy, a leading Chinese scientist said in a recent interview with the foreign news agency.
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The moon may be a great source of minerals and energy, a leading Chinese scientist said in a recent interview with the foreign news agency.
China is planning to launch the third explorer ship to the moon later this year to continue surveying the planet.
Hang Nga 2 July 14 has set a record as China's highest flying probe after flying out into space about 50 million km.
According to Xinhua, the deputy director and party secretary of the Chinese Academy of rocket technology, Liang Xiaowang, said on Tuesday that the country has developed…
The Hang Nga 2 spacecraft successfully implemented a mission for China when it flew over the asteroid Toutatis 7 million kilometers from Earth.
Scientific director in charge of China's Moon Exploration Project said China is now planning to ship and collect specimens on Mars by 2030.
Chinese news agency Xinhua recently announced that China will land the unmanned first device on the moon in the second half of 2013.
A Chinese exploration ship will land on the Moon next year, and the preparation process for this project is going smoothly, according to the State Administration of Scie…
THX quoted China's moon exploration project management agency as saying that the country has begun designing and manufacturing the third Lunar exploration ship, Hang Nga…
Xinhua News Agency reported that Chinese scientists on August 30 announced that the country's second Russian Lunar Lunar explorer ship went deep into the universe about…
The Hang Nga Moon probe 2 operates with solar power to successfully test flight in lunar conditions.
The Chinese Hang-3 and Hang Nga-4 Lunar explorer ship entered the first phase of model research.
Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao yesterday published photos of an area on the moon captured by Hang Nga 2.
China on October 12 said that the country's Russian-2 moon-moon satellite still has a large amount of fuel to return to Earth.