Posted on Jun 1, 2021
Lunar Rover drives too close to Moon Crater (Chang'e 4 Yutu-2 mission)
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CHINA IS MAKING PROGRESS ON ITS LUNAR CHANG'E 4 YOUTU-2 ROVER...
China appears to be moving smartly ahead on its mission located on the far side of the Moon...
iGadgetPro provided this Description on today's news segment...
Chinese Lunar Rover Yutu-2 is a robotic spacecraft that formed part of Chang'e 4 mission to the Moon. It was launched on December 7, 2018. As of 12 May 2021, the rover had traveled a distance of 708.9 meters along the surface of the Moon. Chang'e 4 is a robotic spacecraft mission, part of the second phase of the Chinese Lunar Exploration Program. China achieved humanity's first soft landing on the far side of the Moon, on 3 January 2019. The mission's rover, Yutu-2, stumbled on that surprise during lunar day 8. The discovery prompted scientists on the mission to postpone other driving plans for the rover, and instead focus its instruments on trying to figure out what the strange material is.
Credit: CNSA
I wonder how their rover is doing on Mars!
Kerry
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China appears to be moving smartly ahead on its mission located on the far side of the Moon...
iGadgetPro provided this Description on today's news segment...
Chinese Lunar Rover Yutu-2 is a robotic spacecraft that formed part of Chang'e 4 mission to the Moon. It was launched on December 7, 2018. As of 12 May 2021, the rover had traveled a distance of 708.9 meters along the surface of the Moon. Chang'e 4 is a robotic spacecraft mission, part of the second phase of the Chinese Lunar Exploration Program. China achieved humanity's first soft landing on the far side of the Moon, on 3 January 2019. The mission's rover, Yutu-2, stumbled on that surprise during lunar day 8. The discovery prompted scientists on the mission to postpone other driving plans for the rover, and instead focus its instruments on trying to figure out what the strange material is.
Credit: CNSA
I wonder how their rover is doing on Mars!
Kerry
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I hadn't thought of that, Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen, but I think you are on to something...
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That wouldn't be good if it disappeared into that crater for the exploration and remove a valuable tool for the exploration. It may be China's program but seems its still a worldwide area of interest here on Earth.
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NO, SMSgt Lawrence McCarter, it would not, for sure, unless they had something else in mind...
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