Chang’e 1

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Chang’e 1 was China’s first lunar orbiter, launched in 2007 to map the Moon’s surface and demonstrate the country’s deep-space exploration capabilities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese spacecraft
lunar orbiter
achieved global lunar element distribution data
global lunar surface imaging
global lunar topographic map
communicationBand X-band
countryOfOrigin China
demonstratedCapability deep-space tracking and control
long-distance spacecraft communication
lunar orbit insertion
disposalType controlled impact on Moon
endOfMission 2009-03-01
followedBy Chang’e 2 NERFINISHED
impactTarget lunar surface
isFirstOf China’s lunar exploration missions
launchCountry China NERFINISHED
launchDate 2007-10-24
launchSite Xichang Satellite Launch Center NERFINISHED
launchVehicle Long March 3A NERFINISHED
massAtLaunch approximately 2350 kg
missionStatus completed
missionType lunar exploration
lunar orbiter mission
namedAfter Chang’e NERFINISHED
Chinese Moon goddess
operator China National Space Administration NERFINISHED
orbitType lunar orbit
powerSource solar panels
precededBy none (first in Chang’e series)
primaryObjective analyze distribution of lunar elements
demonstrate China’s deep-space exploration capabilities
map the Moon’s surface
measure lunar soil depth
obtain 3D images of the lunar surface
study space environment near the Moon
program Chang’e program NERFINISHED
Chinese Lunar Exploration Program NERFINISHED
scientificInstrument X-ray spectrometer
gamma-ray spectrometer
laser altimeter
microwave radiometer
solar wind ion detector
space environment monitor
stereo camera
spaceAgency CNSA NERFINISHED
spacecraftBus DFH-3 bus NERFINISHED
target Moon NERFINISHED

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