Chang’e 2

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Chang’e 2 is a Chinese lunar probe launched in 2010 that orbited the Moon for high-resolution mapping before traveling on to study the asteroid 4179 Toutatis.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lunar probe
spacecraft
achievedFirstForChina first Chinese spacecraft to reach Sun–Earth L2 region
first Chinese spacecraft to visit an asteroid
alsoKnownAs CE-2 NERFINISHED
Chang’e-2 NERFINISHED
asteroidFlybyClosestApproachDistance approximately 3.2 km
asteroidFlybyDate 2012-12-13
communicationBand X band
countryOfOrigin China
enteredLunarOrbit 2010-10-06
instrument CCD stereo camera
gamma-ray and X-ray spectrometer
laser altimeter
microwave radiometer
solar wind particle detector
space environment monitor
launchDate 2010-10-01
launchSite Xichang Satellite Launch Center NERFINISHED
Xichang, Sichuan, China NERFINISHED
launchVehicle Long March 3C NERFINISHED
lunarOrbitAposeleneAltitude approximately 100 km
lunarOrbitPeriseleneAltitude approximately 15 km
manufacturer China Academy of Space Technology NERFINISHED
massAtLaunch approximately 2480 kg
missionObjective asteroid 4179 Toutatis flyby observation
high-resolution mapping of the lunar surface
support landing site selection for Chang’e 3
missionPhase Earth–Moon L2 phase NERFINISHED
asteroid flyby phase
deep space cruise phase
lunar orbit phase
missionStatus completed
missionType asteroid flyby mission
lunar orbiter
namedAfter Chang’e NERFINISHED
operator CNSA NERFINISHED
China National Space Administration NERFINISHED
performedAsteroidFlyby 4179 Toutatis NERFINISHED
powerSource solar panels
primaryTarget Moon NERFINISHED
programPredecessorOf Chang’e 3 NERFINISHED
programSuccessorOf Chang’e 1 NERFINISHED
secondaryTarget 4179 Toutatis NERFINISHED
spaceAgency China National Space Administration NERFINISHED
spacecraftBus DFH-3 bus NERFINISHED
spaceProgram Chinese Lunar Exploration Program NERFINISHED
traveledTo Sun–Earth L2 region NERFINISHED
near-Earth asteroid 4179 Toutatis NERFINISHED

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