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They landed in a hard way,I agree on it.
China's Chang'e-4 probe soft-lands on moon's far side - Xinhua
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Hope you land your airplane like the US or Russian did 50 years ago on the far side.
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Millions of space pieces would eventually land on earth in the next hundreds years.
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Chang'e 5 will bring Moon soil back to earth.i hope next time they will install a long retractable selfie stick to record itself landing
And I am sure China will share more Moon Soil with Pakistani scientists and other freindly countries for further study than 1 gramme shared by US.
I am so embrassed for US when I know it was 1 g .
They say they represents human kind and share only 1 g for Country like CHINA.
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ESA Operations Verified account @esaoperations
ESA Operations Retweeted CGTN
Far out...
#Congratulations to #China’s Chang’e-4 mission, which has become the first spacecraft to land on the #Moon's far side
. A wonderful landing! #ChangE4
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Far out...
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Breathtaking 12 minutes for Chang'e-4's landing
Source: Xinhua| 2019-01-03 14:05:57|Editor: zh
BEIJING, Jan. 3 (Xinhua) -- Over about 12 dramatic minutes, China's Chang'e-4 probe descended and softly touched down on a crater on the far side of the moon on Thursday.
Wu Weiren, chief designer of China's lunar exploration program, said Chang'e-3 landed on the Sinus Iridum, or the Bay of Rainbows, on the moon's near side, which is as flat as the north China plain, while the landing site of Chang'e-4 is as rugged as the high mountains and lofty hills of southwest China's Sichuan Province.
Chinese space experts chose the Von Karman Crater in the South Pole-Aitken Basin as the landing site of Chang'e-4. The area available for the landing is only one eighth of that for Chang'e-3, and is surrounded by mountains as high as 10 km.
Unlike the parabolic curve of Chang'e-3's descent trajectory, Chang'e-4 made an almost vertical landing, said Wu.
"It was a great challenge with the short time, high difficulty and risks," Wu said.
The whole process was automatic with no intervention from ground control, but the relay satellite transmitted images of the landing process back to Earth, he said.
"We chose a vertical descent strategy to avoid the influence of the mountains on the flight track," said Zhang He, executive director of the Chang'e-4 probe project, from the China Academy of Space Technology.
Li Fei, one of the designers of the lander, said when the process began, an engine was ignited to lower the craft's relative velocity from 1.7 km per second to close to zero, and the probe's attitude was adjusted to face the moon and descend vertically.
When it descended to an altitude of about 2 km, its cameras took pictures of the lunar surface so the probe could identify large obstacles such as rocks or craters, said Wu Xueying, deputy chief designer of the Chang'e-4 probe.
At 100 meters above the surface, it hovered to identify smaller obstacles and measure the slopes on the lunar surface, Wu said.
After calculation, the probe found the safest site, and continued its descent. When it was 2 meters above the surface, the engine stopped, and the spacecraft landed with four legs cushioning against the shock.
Source: Xinhua| 2019-01-03 14:05:57|Editor: zh
BEIJING, Jan. 3 (Xinhua) -- Over about 12 dramatic minutes, China's Chang'e-4 probe descended and softly touched down on a crater on the far side of the moon on Thursday.
Wu Weiren, chief designer of China's lunar exploration program, said Chang'e-3 landed on the Sinus Iridum, or the Bay of Rainbows, on the moon's near side, which is as flat as the north China plain, while the landing site of Chang'e-4 is as rugged as the high mountains and lofty hills of southwest China's Sichuan Province.
Chinese space experts chose the Von Karman Crater in the South Pole-Aitken Basin as the landing site of Chang'e-4. The area available for the landing is only one eighth of that for Chang'e-3, and is surrounded by mountains as high as 10 km.
Unlike the parabolic curve of Chang'e-3's descent trajectory, Chang'e-4 made an almost vertical landing, said Wu.
"It was a great challenge with the short time, high difficulty and risks," Wu said.
The whole process was automatic with no intervention from ground control, but the relay satellite transmitted images of the landing process back to Earth, he said.
"We chose a vertical descent strategy to avoid the influence of the mountains on the flight track," said Zhang He, executive director of the Chang'e-4 probe project, from the China Academy of Space Technology.
Li Fei, one of the designers of the lander, said when the process began, an engine was ignited to lower the craft's relative velocity from 1.7 km per second to close to zero, and the probe's attitude was adjusted to face the moon and descend vertically.
When it descended to an altitude of about 2 km, its cameras took pictures of the lunar surface so the probe could identify large obstacles such as rocks or craters, said Wu Xueying, deputy chief designer of the Chang'e-4 probe.
At 100 meters above the surface, it hovered to identify smaller obstacles and measure the slopes on the lunar surface, Wu said.
After calculation, the probe found the safest site, and continued its descent. When it was 2 meters above the surface, the engine stopped, and the spacecraft landed with four legs cushioning against the shock.
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Video link of CHANG E 3 landing footage
Not CHANG E 4
https://m.toutiaoimg.cn/group/66421...stamp=1546505742&group_id=6642184766642716675
Not CHANG E 4
https://m.toutiaoimg.cn/group/66421...stamp=1546505742&group_id=6642184766642716675
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LOL
That's your definition of landing??? WOW I wonder is this how Pakistanis look at thing or just yours?...By your definition,EVERY Pakistanis can land an aircraft!! Bravo! Bravo!
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