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What's more, on Sunday, the launch of the first Chang'e-2

Nov. 23, 2017 by Kenneth Newton

What's more, on Sunday, the launch of the first Chang'e-2 mission was delayed due to a power failure. The mission was planned to use the Space Launch System (SLS) technology to reach the Moon, but the problem of the power supply had been detected.

In the meantime, on February 11th, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) sent the first lunar lander back to Earth and set off on a journey to the Moon. This orbiter was the first space flight by China by a foreign spacecraft to reach the Moon. The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) is the biggest lander ever launched on a global scale, and on its first flyby, the launch of the spacecraft will provide an important step towards the development of unmanned lander technologies.

The LRO mission will carry out its first missions back to Earth under the China-led Space Launch System (SLS) project, and will be used for scientific research into how the space program could better be carried out on the Earth. The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter and Lunar Probes (LPS) mission is also expected to carry out its first lunar landings, while the mission of the LRO is expected to provide the first operational moon lander. The LRO and lunar landers have recently been working together to explore lunar orbit around the moon.

On December 4th, a large number of scientific probes have been sent back to the Moon by China, and scientists and engineers from around the world have been working on this project ever since. These probes will study and analyze the Moon from different angles, and will be used to conduct important scientific and technical experiments.