ScienceQuiet 9d · day 9
China donates Chang'e-6 lunar far-side samples to UN for permanent Vienna display
China formally presented moon samples collected by its Chang'e-6 mission to the United Nations for permanent exhibition.
What to know
- China donated lunar samples from its Chang'e-6 far-side moon mission to the UN for permanent display in Vienna.
- The samples represent China's contribution to international scientific research and lunar exploration achievements.
- This marks a formal presentation of material evidence from the Chang'e-6 mission to a global audience.
China Chang'e-6 mission operatorUnited Nations Repository recipient
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China presents Chang'e-6 lunar samples to United Nations
China formally presented lunar samples collected from the far side of the moon by its Chang'e-6 mission to the United Nations in Vienna. The samples will be permanently exhibited at the UN.
“China on Monday formally presented a lunar sample collected from the far side of the Moon by its Chang'e-6 mission to the United Nations (UN) in Vienna, where the sample will be permanently exhibited.”
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1 outlet first by Global Times, 9d ago · read ↗
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China on Monday formally presented a lunar sample collected from the far side of the Moon by its Chang'e-6 mission to the United Nations (UN) in Vienna, where the sample will be permanently exhibited.
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