Chang’e 6

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Chang’e 6 is a Chinese robotic lunar mission designed to land on the Moon’s far side, collect samples, and return them to Earth as part of China’s ongoing lunar exploration efforts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese lunar mission
lunar sample-return mission
robotic spacecraft
alsoKnownAs Chang’e-6 NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin China
destination Moon NERFINISHED
explorationFocus lunar far side
hasComponent ascender
lander
orbiter
reentry capsule
launchSite Wenchang Spacecraft Launch Site NERFINISHED
launchVehicle Long March 5 NERFINISHED
missionPhase ascent from lunar surface
launch
lunar landing
lunar orbit insertion
reentry and landing on Earth
rendezvous and docking in lunar orbit
return to Earth
sample collection
missionType lunar far-side sample-return
namedAfter Chang’e (Chinese Moon goddess) NERFINISHED
objective collect lunar samples
conduct scientific experiments on the lunar far side
land on the far side of the Moon
return lunar samples to Earth
operatedBy China National Space Administration NERFINISHED
partOfSeries Chang’e program NERFINISHED
predecessor Chang’e 5 NERFINISHED
program Chinese Lunar Exploration Program NERFINISHED
programGoalContribution advance China’s deep-space exploration capabilities
support future crewed lunar missions
relatedMission Chang’e 4 NERFINISHED
Chang’e 5 NERFINISHED
returnCapsuleLandingSite China NERFINISHED
scientificGoal analyze isotopic and mineralogical properties of samples
investigate lunar geological history
study composition of lunar far-side materials
spaceAgency China National Space Administration NERFINISHED
successor Chang’e 7 NERFINISHED
targetRegion far side of the Moon
usesTechnology autonomous landing guidance
sample drilling system
sample scooping system
sample sealing and storage system

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