China becomes first country to retrieve rocks from the moon's far side

China becomes first country to retrieve rocks from the moon's far side

Daily Current Affairs / China becomes first country to retrieve rocks from the moon's far side

Change Language English Hindi

Category : Science and Tech Published on: June 27 2024

Share on facebook

China's Chang'e 6 mission successfully retrieved samples from the far side of the moon, marking the first-ever return of materials from this region.
This achievement highlights China's growing capabilities in space exploration.
The samples collected from the lunar South Pole-Aitken Basin could provide valuable insights into lunar geology and history, potentially shedding light on the formation and evolution of the moon.
They may also help solve mysteries regarding the differences between the moon's near side and far side.
The mission underscores a new phase in the global space race, with China positioning itself as a significant player alongside the U.S. and other nations in establishing future lunar outposts.

Recent Post's

Vaibhav Suryavanshi scores fastest Youth ODI century in 52 balls against England.
Read More....
World Champion D. Gukesh wins Rapid title at 2025 Grand Chess Tour in Croatia.
Read More....
Ananth Technologies to launch India’s first private satellite broadband service by 2028.
Read More....
INS Tamal, stealth frigate under Project 1135.6, commissioned into Indian Navy in Russia.
Read More....
6-year-old Teghbir Singh becomes world’s youngest to climb Europe’s Mount Elbrus.
Read More....
Suriname becomes first Amazon-region nation certified malaria-free by WHO.
Read More....
India ranked 4th globally in income equality; extreme poverty drops to 2.3%.
Read More....
Himachal becomes first Indian state to adopt Aadhaar-based face authentication for ration.
Read More....
Lando Norris wins first-ever Formula 1 race at British GP during Silverstone’s 75th year.
Read More....
Sub Lt Aastha Poonia becomes Indian Navy’s first woman trained as a fighter pilot.
Read More....