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China Sends Chang-E-7 to Search for Water in the Lunar South Pole in New Space Race
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Let's start by saying: China is no longer just following, it is innovating. Its next lunar mission, Chang!e-7, is about to explore places that the Sun has never lit for billions of years. Aim: To track an invisible treasure taped at the bottom of the craters of the South Pole. A treasure that could upset the future of exploration [...] More
The components of China's Chang-e-7 lunar mission arrived at the Wenchang harbour on the island of Hainan. The spacecraft prepares for a crucial launch in the second half of 2026, with the main objective of investigating the presence of frozen water in permanently dark craters in the region of the southern pole of the Moon. Final preparations for [...]
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