Chinese engineers are wrapping up work on the Chang'e-5 lunar mission for a targeted November launch atop a Long March 5 booster. It will depart from the newly completed Wenchang Space Launch Center in south China's Hainan Province. If successful, this robotic mooncraft would carry the first lunar samples returned to Earth in over 40 years. SpaceNews.com
Chinese engineers are wrapping up work on the Chang'e-5 lunar mission for a targeted November launch atop a Long March 5 booster. It will depart from the newly completed Wenchang Space Launch Center in south China's Hainan Province. If successful, this robotic mooncraft would carry the first lunar samples returned to Earth in over 40 years. SpaceNews.com
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