Chang'e 6: China Makes History with Far Side Moon Samples!

[@jeffrey5961]

Kudos to China its tremendous effort and success. Kudos to Dr Lieu for her excellent reporting.

[@SpaceMog]

Thanks for watching

[@richspillman4191]

They make really good cartoons.

[@JohnMoses-xg9ef]

​@@richspillman4191Flat earther detected. Opinion discarded.

[@richspillman4191]

@@JohnMoses-xg9ef Disregard all the truth you want, you will always be deceived.

[@roro-mm7cc]

This is wonderful news! Well done to China and the research team involved.

[@targetmann100ify]

A Beautiful Mind ....A Beautiful Universe ❤ thank you Dr Maggie

[@SpaceMog]

You're most welcome!

[@JoYee-y9u]

beautiful and smart！

[@ALWH1314]

Chang’e also left a Yutu 2 rover on the far side of moon to explore. In ancient Chinese fantasy story, Chang’e wanted to stay young and beautiful forever, so took a magic pill, didn’t share with her husband, so got punished to live alone on moon with her pet rabbit Yutu (which means jade color rabbit).

[@annexcelestial]

Awesome video dr Maggie!!! Keep up the great work!!!

[@_DREBBEL_]

@@annexcelestial she ain’t no doctor 🤣🤣

[@annexcelestial]

@@_DREBBEL_ she has her PhD

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you so much!

[@SpaceMog]

PhD in Astrophysics 2016 :-)

[@annexcelestial]

@@SpaceMog you are welcome!!!

[@johnlewis8664]

Great video! And what great results! Interesting that there’s still more questions than answers but that’s science. Happy days 😊

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you!

[@tienloongtong]

Brilliant . Great to watch and hear a commentary on our space program that is unbiased and science based. I would echo, beautiful mind, universe and add author..

[@zohraharzi]

Dr Maggie We can live happily together on the far side of the moon just you and me ❤❤❤❤

[@SpaceMog]

@@zohraharzi when are we leaving?

[@zohraharzi]

Hello again Dr Maggie what happened to the idea of having a Martian baby?..? As for our trip together to moon I am ready and waiting to go although I think Mars would be more interesting. ❤❤❤❤

[@burtonsankeralli5445]

Flawless operation!

[@ChrisM-hx9kv]

Looking forward to the update when you cover the discoveries made from the sample 🙃

[@SpaceMog]

Me too 😇

[@_DREBBEL_]

@@ChrisM-hx9kv there’s no discoveries to make because America has had moon dust for decades and we’ve shared it with the worlds science community.

[@arcanedomainapex]

Fascinating as always! Excited to see what keys to the universe the samples hold

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you!

[@JohnnyWednesday]

All my love and congratulations to the scientists and engineers involved - so cool!

[@samedwards6683]

Thanks so much for creating and sharing this informative video. Great job. Keep it up.

[@richspillman4191]

Propaganda

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you for the comment :-)

[@Bob_C34]

Okay Dr. Maggie I am no longer skeptical about this being true since you told me this. Thank you for making me smarter 🧠

[@SpaceMog]

You are so welcome

[@horridohobbies]

Well done, Dr. Maggie!

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you

[@jeffmosesjr]

I was just wondering what is going on with these far side missions. Thanks for the brilliant coverage doc!

[@SpaceMog]

Aww glad you enjoyed the video

[@danieltam3923]

How do you explain the 75% dissimilarity between the US Moon soil samples and Chang'e 5 Moon sample? Certainly, they were supposedly from different locations on the near side of the Moon, but isn't 25% similarity seems very low?

[@buttafan4010]

Apollo found no carbon ... no graphene. Chang-5 found carbon ... graphene. Also the color of the regolith is darker in the Chang-5 photoes than those take by any of the Apollo mission atronauts ... using a Blad film camera back at 250 dergees fahrenheit in direct sun light. Chang-5 should take photos of the starscape; a good way to prove their mission is real. It would be hard to fake the exact position of those thousands of stars stars as seen from the moon; given so many enthusiastic amateur astronomers ready to crunch data from the comfort of their own homes. Please discuss the Google Deep Fake Image Detector App. results of the comparison between Apollo and Chang-5 photos. Land Space X near the Apollo 11 landing site one day ... in the future ... if possible. How is it that the greatest technological achievement of mankind is said to have occurred over 50 years ago? How is it that false hope springs eternal, and 2 days deliverance remains but a distant point of light ... on a receding horizon?! Dr. Elizabeth Blackburn and Carol Granger Recieved a Nobel Prize for reversing the process of aging using teolmerase gene viral induction therapy. *

[@NerevarineArgonian]

Best science communicator on KZbin ✌️

[@_DREBBEL_]

CAP

[@SpaceMog]

:-) youre too kind!

[@SpaceMog]

🥰

[@larry785]

Getting samples from the moon is not easy. In today's money, the Apollo missions cost the U.S. several hundred billion dollars.

[@SpaceMog]

Absolutely

[@franktoh3041]

Collecting 'moon rocks' from a movie studio didn't cost that much.😂😂😂

[@jamesdonaghy9143]

I'd prefer it if you didn't mention the Apollo hoax. Now that you have, I'd like to see the rest of the animation of the supposed crew landing on the moon. I'd like to see how a film maker deals with the over ground speed as it resolves itself in order to land without then tumbling over. You might also want to explain how the crew survived the 125°C temperature for 8 days.

[@buttafan4010]

Apollo found no carbon ... no graphene. Chang-5 found carbon ... graphene. Also the color of the regolith is darker in the Chang-5 photoes than those take by any of the Apollo mission atronauts ... using a Blad film camera back at 250 dergees fahrenheit in direct sun light. Chang-5 should take photos of the starscape; a good way to prove their mission is real. It would be hard to fake the exact position of those thousands of stars stars as seen from the moon; given so many enthusiastic amateur astronomers ready to crunch data from the comfort of their own homes. Please discuss the Google Deep Fake Image Detector App. results of the comparison between Apollo and Chang-5 photos. Land Space X near the Apollo 11 landing site one day ... in the future ... if possible. How is it that the greatest technological achievement of mankind is said to have occurred over 50 years ago? How is it that false hope springs eternal, and 2 days deliverance remains but a distant point of light ... on a receding horizon?! Dr. Elizabeth Blackburn and Carol Granger Recieved a Nobel Prize for reversing the process of aging using teolmerase gene viral induction therapy.

[@TasmanianTigerGrrr]

WTF are you even talking about!?

[@jamesdonaghy9143]

@TasmanianTigerGrrr 125°C above the atmosphere, in the sunlight, fact. What about the secret passage through the radiation belts? But the insane heat! No arogel insulation, no parasol, no solar array for shade, just the unmitigated perpetual solstice noon for 200 hours, that's what Apollogists are signed up for. The history books tell the story of James Van Allen strapping a beefed up gieger counter atop Explorere3. The results catapulted him into global fame as a renowned scientist. He showed that there was no going to the moon. There is an incident, reported by Ami Shira (Vintage Space utube), that the Military Industrial Complex Elite (MICE, who run the planet) that the only shot we have to go to the moon is to create the correct EMP, neutralising earth's magnetosphere, liberating the radiation trapped by that magnetic force. So they blasted and blasted the stratosphere until they had killed and poisoned humanity for 6 decades into the future, as the beta particles deorbited back to where they came from, every one. On us. But it didn't work. Instead a new belt of radiation was formed in low earth orbit (justly called, the Van Allen Belt). This storm of gigatons equivalent tnt took down all satalites within a 5 year period. Put all that aside. The solar corona is squarely 4.5 miles across and 4.5 Mega degrees C. Earth is 30 diameters out from the solar core, bathed in 125°C in agreement with the inverse square law of force. Why is it now so very difficult to find this stuff on Goggle? No where on Google can we find a thermal map of the solar system, show the solar temperature at each planet. Back to Van Allen. He published in 1959, Scientific America, all his data laid out from Explorer3. It states the case in black and white text and in very well collated data. The Apollogists simply refuse to disavow their Cult. They worship the child eaters. We learned recently that 10.5K American kids contracted thyroid cancer as a direct result of atmospheric test. That's just the tip of a very large iceberg. My friends, we are coming out from under that iceberg. Let's resolve to follow the evidence, where ever may it lead. Let's us never conspire to bind ourselves to ignorance and denial.

[@jamesdonaghy9143]

@TasmanianTigerGrrr Find a thermal map of the solar system. Earth is bathed in and orbits at a solar heat of 125°C. Apollogists belive that the crews signed up for 200 hr trips without shade in that heat. And also that they complained about how it was cold at times. It's an interesting history for anyone willing to hear it.

[@SpaceMogLuna]

Loved hearing your piano transitions again.🌠 Hope to see the Original Space Cat sometimes too!😻 Moon sample weights brilliant. Always beautiful.

[@SpaceMog]

Maybe one day!

[@theunknownunknowns256]

Is luna starlink going to mess with our luna far side radio telescopes?

[@fthabitue47]

Concise and informative video

[@SpaceMog]

Glad it was helpful!

[@williamppl3624]

with the collected samples, can we grow crops

[@SpaceMog]

Not sure there's enough of it to be honest but they may be able to make simulant regolith :-)

[@madderhat5852]

Thanks for the video, Doc.

[@SpaceMog]

My pleasure!

[@Sumpydumpert]

Watched nasa’s short video earlier Ty for going into detail on differences between the missions great video!

[@SpaceMog]

Glad I could help!

[@BZAKether]

Great video! There is still a lot to learn from the moon.

[@SpaceMog]

Definitely! Thanks for the comment :)

[@joels7605]

Excellent video. So amazing. I hope these samples are completely chemically different from any past samples we've collected. It would be so disappointing if they were similar.

[@gmansingh4916]

'Moon rock' given to Holland by Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin is fake 🤣

[@SpaceMog]

Agreed - or interesting because then our theories would need adjusting

[@joels7605]

@@SpaceMog I have moon simulant called Lunar Mare and Lunar Highlands, I believe. They were meant to replicate... something. Not sure. But they are very different. I was working in IRSU (in-situ resource utilization) with a solar furnace and Mare produces very nice results, and Highlands is nearly impossible to melt.

[@michaelpriest211]

Put on the radio telescope on the moon witch i think it's a great idea because you wouldn't have to deal with what is called (RFI)what is short for radio frequency in interference that you have to deal with hear on Earth it's like the light pollution problem that us amateur astronomers have to deal with.

[@SpaceMog]

The radio silence would be lovely :-)

[@jimcabezola3051]

Indigenous graphene on the Moon? Wow! Let's dig into THAT stuff! What does that say about the Moon's formation? Is the Theia hypothesis due for a re-write? Or is it headed to the dustbin altogether? I'm glad China is finding out!

[@L9MN4sTCUk]

The theia collision hypothesis isn't that radical. The entire solar system was created by rock collisions. It's like they say that Earth's water came from meteor impacts. And so did the Carbon and the Magnesium and the Yttrium. Everything was formed from impacts.

[@jimcabezola3051]

@@L9MN4sTCUk No, the Theia hypothesis is not all radical. However, what does this new material have to say? How does graphene form in the natural world? Will we discover that MORE than one Theia-level event occurred to leave us with the Earth-Moon system as it stands now? I hope this stimulates China to send more probes all around these far regions of the Moon. Nobody else seems interested to spend a little money and effort to find out. Go, China Go!

[@SpaceMog]

Exactly this! It's not the first time this has been suggested either, Carbon ion emission lines were seen in this study from JAXAs SELENE mission: www.science.org/doi/full/10.1126/sciadv.aba1050 The real question is how that graphene formed or got there. In the labs we make graphene using sellotape to peel off a layer of pencil ✏️ 😂

[@L9MN4sTCUk]

@@SpaceMog damn. Hitting with the hard physics. My brain is like, an ion, from high school. Has an extra electron. Emission lines are like what started the whole Quantum physics thing. Why's the light missing in that spot? So I clicked the link. What a whole world. Then speaking of Indigenous issues, one has to be sensitive. But.... I'm lost. The nature of reality is unknowable. Not in the sense that it's really hard to figure out, it's provably beyond describing from axioms. Now I sound smart

[@withervoid4966]

space exploration and research is gradually becoming reality, what a time to be alive 5:40 I thought graphene cannot be formed naturally???

[@lematindesmagiciens8764]

They found graphene? I did not know this material could occur naturally.

[@j.lietka9406]

What was China expecting to find? 🤔❤🥰😉

[@TheChzoronzon]

Cheese

[@SpaceMog]

Water ice & helium 3 :-)

[@huimin427]

Whether it is possible to grow vegetables up there.

[@brianliew5901]

Chang Er and the Jade rabbit, lately it was rumored Lady Chang has a boyfriend.

[@j.lietka9406]

@@SpaceMog Sshh! Ssshhh! That's a national secret!

[@AndersWelander]

I hope we get a telescope on the far side of the moon. There appears to be a good case for it. I used to dream about going there in my own homebuilt spaceship just to take a walk. I wrote a book actually about it

[@SpaceMogLuna]

Thanks for the tour w/Maggie. Do you think Helion's fusion model is for real? I doubt the 2028 prediction to have a working system. When would you realistically predict there will be a commercially profitable fusion plant able to power a million plus city? Any particular design you'd favor to do it? Thanks again.

[@SpaceMog]

With the samples, we can learn about what's on the far side - if the lunar regolith is suitable for 3D printing for construction or if its suitable for the infrastructure of a massive telescope. Radio telescopes on their would be ideal! Where can we read your book ?

[@后宫后]

Cool

[@AndersWelander]

@@SpaceMogLuna I believe Helion will fail but not opposed to them trying. Not sure if they really believe that 2028 prediction. Maybe they are really optimistic..I have a colleague that always had an interest for that type of idea. I will ask his opinion. I'm old enough to have grown up with television tubes. We were promised high definition television many decades before it came. Same with the Internet. And fusion will be like that. Some day the technology is mature enough and it will take off. High temperature superconductors were only recently made available in a way that works for fusion. They will still be very cold because they can then create stronger fields than conventional superconductors. That's one of the latest technology advances that will be exploited in new experiments. I would say we are still decades away from commercial fusion but it's been steady progress all these years.

[@AndersWelander]

@@SpaceMog my book is a little thing I wrote when I was 6. A friend thought it was cute and turned it into a PowerPoint presentation. I can't wait to see regolith turned into bricks and constructions on the moon.

[@citizeninja]

Another great vid, thanks! Also, what's the name of the outro track? - it has a nice vibe.

[@SpaceMog]

Thanks! I made it with ai software - udio.com 😅

[@citizeninja]

@@SpaceMog Amazing! Its ambience and lyrics really beckon the listener to join you on a journey of discovery. Well done! 🚀

[@HarryNicNicholas]

easy information, thanks.

[@SpaceMog]

So nice of you

[@HarryNicNicholas]

@@SpaceMog you're welcome, no nonsense information, couldn't ask for more.

[@adamhamilton10]

Quick question: Assuming that is a green screen behind you for the outer space look, i am unsure unless you shirt also has a bit of green, but how was I able to see the stars moving behind you on your shirt? The moon on your shirt i believe it.

[@SpaceMog]

It may have been that i did a bad job of the green screen... sorry 😬

[@adamhamilton10]

Na, you did a good job, i was just a surprised it works that way.

[@JimNicholls]

I am enjoying your videos, but as an old person with less-than-perfect hearing, I find the audio quality less than optimum. I don't know if a change of microphone could make it clearer, or maybe some other change, but an improvement would make the videos so much more pleasant to listen to. Keep up the good work - you are an excellent communicator.

[@SpaceMog]

Thanks so much. Ive had this alot, and changed many mics without much success. Ive got the problem down to my dlsr but im not in any position to change it anytime soon unfortunately 🫥

[@JimNicholls]

@@SpaceMog I'll keep watching anyway, but it would be nice if you come up with a fix sometime. Thanks for your reply!

[@PravdaSeed]

💙 Thanks 💙 💚🐉🇨🇳🐉💚 Quality channel.

[@SpaceMog]

Thanks so much :-)

[@Gapihamiha6]

With paste like these and colab with BRICS states China will be also the first (crew landing ) on Mars

[@SpaceMog]

Would be good

[@Gapihamiha6]

@@SpaceMog For me in science is no borders I love your content . Thank you!

[@peaceleader7315]

Adorable cat ..!!!

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you

[@husk79]

i really like how other countries are starting to get involved more with space... there is so much unknown to learn about...

[@SpaceMog]

Everyone has their own space agency these days - but not many actually do anything

[@corychristensen5917]

Don't we want to mine Helium 3 from the moon? Isn't that only available on the side the sun shines on?

[@SpaceMog]

The sun shines on both sides! Hence we get the full moon 🙈

[@gmansingh4916]

@@SpaceMog The full moon is what we see on earth. 😵‍💫

[@TheChzoronzon]

New moon, u meant?

[@gmansingh4916]

​@@SpaceMog You probably mean a solar eclipse where the moon blocks the sun's rays from reaching the earth, not a full moon.

[@gmansingh4916]

@@TheChzoronzon Should be new moon instead of full moon.

[@Raytracer96024]

Glory to China and PLA

[@darrylnorman82]

Love your work 😊. Question: is it possible to insert a geo-stationary satellite around to moon?

[@chadtaylor7633]

Not an astrophysicist, but I looked it up and the earth and sun would mess with the orbit too much because the distance would be too far from the moon. The “Hill” radius is smaller than the lunarstationary orbit distance.

[@erkinalp]

No, tidally locked bodies cannot have stable synchronous orbits around them.

[@SpaceMog]

Unfortunately not, the altitude required (corresponding to the lunar rotation) would be well beyond its gravitational influence

[@SpaceMog]

Exactly

[@TheChzoronzon]

"geo-stationary" Sounds complicated :D

[@paultsjan6047]

China's space technology capabilities have made significant strides, establishing major infrastructure for deep space exploration. China’s rock samples especially from the far side of the moon is of great scientific value in areas including space weathering, volcanism, the regional geological background and evolution of the moon. The long-term and systematic research on lunar samples including its structure, physical properties, chemical composition, isotopic composition, characteristics of the minerals and the geological evolution will deepen our understanding of the origin and evolution of the moon. China said that there would be three main uses of the samples: science, public outreach and sharing samples with other countries and scientists around the world. China is ready to share the lunar samples including relevant data with all like-minded institutions from other countries.

[@SpaceMog]

And I failed to mention many other countries had their science payloads carried to the moon on chang'e 6. It's the way science should be done :-)

[@alimfuzzy]

But why did the lizardmen let them have it?

[@John-wd5cb]

Humans have more power.

[@alimfuzzy]

@@John-wd5cb you need to meet more lizard men.

[@John-wd5cb]

@@alimfuzzy did I hurt your feelings?

[@alimfuzzy]

@@John-wd5cb Pleiadians Don't have feelings, hu-man.

[@John-wd5cb]

@@alimfuzzy you know what they say. There is s time for beginnings and a time for endings.

[@SeaSide420]

could the moon and earth were a binary body for a while?

[@SpaceMog]

You mean like have a centre of orbit outside of the earth?

[@SeaSide420]

@@SpaceMog is the center of orbit between earth and moon inside earth? oh but what i meant is like, is it possible the earth and moon were joined for a while after the collision, then drifted away, so like slowly, instead of the moon formed out there where it is, because it is moving away ay? not coming closer like something that got bigger would do? could 2 planets bump into each other kind of gently, be joined for a while until some kind of weight distribution occurs and then slowly drift apart again? i just imagine that collision could have possibly been very slow? :) both earth and moon had a large melted area on the side, perhaps where the contact was. its a crazy idea i know, and i should probably educate myself to what is the proven facts about that time in earths & moons history :D

[@SeaSide420]

ok i see, google says: The barycentre lies within the outer portion of Earth's interior. i didnt know that, i thought it would be further out. interesting

[@Ken49169]

'Moon rock' given to Holland by Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin is fake

[@SpaceMog]

Why would you think that ?

[@JohnnyWednesday]

​@@SpaceMog - In a world of wild conspiracy theories it's easy to dismiss this as such but no - The rock given to Holland by the US ambassador (accompanied on the visit by all three Apollo 11 astronauts) is actually petrified wood. Maybe somebody at the US state department swapped it out so they could have their own moon rock? or maybe.. just maybe, it was blasted off Earth and landed on the moon :D

[@inkbold8511]

It’s made of petrified wood, it’s published in news.

[@brianlowe3529]

@@SpaceMog the tech back in the sixties were no advanced enough for a moon landing . The Tele phone call direct to the astronauts from the president . Would not be possible .

[@maskonfilteroff3145]

A couple of things here. tl;dr - A museum thought they were given a personal moon rock from a deceased politician's possessions in the 90s. They weren't. 1. It was a personal gift from one man to another (Middendorf to Drees) to commemorate the astronaut's visit on their tour. That man just happened to be a former PM who was already retired. The plaque it's affixed to doesn't say what it is, only when it was given and who it was from, and after he died decades later, it was assumed to be a moon rock and was given to a museum that didn't verify it well enough. All it took was someone who knew what moon rock samples look like seeing it. 2. There were no samples given out in 1969. Those were first sent out in 1970. And the Netherlands were actually given a sample; one that looks like every other countries'. It's just in a different museum. And it's been there since 1970.

[@WhiteDragon689]

Are you sure they are not tofu dregs that have been sun dried?

[@SpaceMog]

Dare to try some?

[@WhiteDragon689]

@@SpaceMog Have a looksee at what is really going on in China right now. The country is falling apart. That is NEW CONSTRUCTION! What makes you think that they can pull such a feat? I think they are spinning some yarn...

[@AquarianSoulTimeTraveler]

Bye bye 👋 nice making your acquaintance. Until the next universe version... TTYL.💜💚

[@SpaceMog]

Bye 🚀👽

[@Sumpydumpert]

I think you would like the channel fractal women

[@SpaceMog]

Thank you for the recommendation

[@lte23401]

👍👍🌹🌹

[@SpaceMog]

🥰

[@nastybadger-tn4kl]

we have 4k camera but none of space agencies take 4k stunning video and bring that video . strange we have incredible quality with apollo unless that was fake. I still cgi with chinese images. You can clearly see its real or fake.

[@TunLeng-bg2dr]

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[@SpaceMog]

Thank you for the love

[@richspillman4191]

Wake up, Maggie, I think I got somethin' to say to you It's late September and I really should be back at school I know I keep you amused, but I feel I'm being used Oh, Maggie, I couldn't have tried any more You led me away from home Just to save you from being alone You stole my heart and that's what really hurts The mornin' sun when it's in your face really shows your age But that don't worry me none, in my eyes, you're everything I laughed at all of your jokes, my love, you didn't need to coax Oh, Maggie, I couldn't have tried any more You led me away from home Just to save you from being alone You stole my soul, and that's a pain I can do without All I needed was a friend to lend a guiding hand But you turned into a lover, and mother, what a lover, you wore me out All you did was wreck my bed, and in the morning, kick me in the head Oh, Maggie, I couldn't have tried any more You led me away from home 'Cause you didn't wanna be alone You stole my heart, I couldn't leave you if I tried I suppose I could collect my books and get on back to school Or steal my daddy's cue and make a living out of playin' pool Or find myself a rock and roll band that needs a helpin' hand Oh, Maggie, I wished I'd never seen your face You made a first-class fool out of me But I'm as blind as a fool can be You stole my heart, but I love you anyway Maggie, I wished I'd never seen your face I'll get on back home one of these days Ooh, ooh, ooh

[@gmansingh4916]

Sounds like Bobs and Vagene

[@SpaceMog]

Ok - now again with a guitar :-)

[@buttafan4010]

Apollo found no carbon ... no graphene. Chang-5 found carbon ... graphene. Also the color of the regolith is darker in the Chang-5 photoes than those take by any of the Apollo mission atronauts ... using a Blad film camera back at 250 dergees fahrenheit in direct sun light. Chang-5 should take photos of the starscape; a good way to prove their mission is real. It would be hard to fake the exact position of those thousands of stars stars as seen from the moon; given so many enthusiastic amateur astronomers ready to crunch data from the comfort of their own homes. Please discuss the Google Deep Fake Image Detector App. results of the comparison between Apollo and Chang-5 photos. Land Space X near the Apollo 11 landing site one day ... in the future ... if possible. How is it that the greatest technological achievement of mankind is said to have occurred over 50 years ago? How is it that false hope springs eternal, and 2 days deliverance remains but a distant point of light ... on a receding horizon?! Dr. Elizabeth Blackburn and Carol Granger Recieved a Nobel Prize for reversing the process of aging using teolmerase gene viral induction therapy. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

[@donaldbohn3183]

You've seen them crashing their out of control rockets into their own people, right?

[@SpaceMog]

Yes! 🥲

[@stephanieyu6597]

是的!美國穿梭機掉下來時除了上面14人地面也死了很多個國民民!而中國没有傷害國的先例🤭

[@TheChzoronzon]

A Challenger dissapears! :D

[@stephanieyu6597]

你這句話就暴露你不客觀了。​@@SpaceMog

[@SpaceMog]

@@stephanieyu6597 I support space - I don't care who gets there first :-)

[@etspiritus]

✊🏾✌🏾

[@SpaceMog]

❤️

[@MrGaborseres]

👍 🐱

[@SpaceMog]

🚀

[@g.s.6255]

Will china declare alien bases at the dark side of the Moon ?? 🤔🧐😘😉🖖👽

[@SpaceMog]

Yes please!

[@adamc1966]

This is the sharpest video I've seen from you. Yes, other planets capture moons, why couldn't ours have come that way??? 😘

[@SpaceMog]

Absolutely! But our moon is kinda large so quite unlikely, but possible

[@eddiekulp1241]

That's good a few pounds , U.S brought back hundreds of pounds back over 50 years ago

[@timetraveller2300]

it's not a competition and China never said it was. Only some people in the US keep saying it is day in and day out.

[@liongjiahwong5478]

Like Space X.. going to Mars can't land on the moon and talk about Mars. @@timetraveller2300

[@davidgmaloof]

So landing men on the moon in the 1960's and 1970's was "easy" was it?

[@RodrigoPalma700]

Thanks.

[@SpaceMog]

😊

[@georgeleiter6277]

BFD

[@rob.parsnips]

Aw man, I really like the Theia moon though 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@SpaceMog]

Me too 😞

[@stewartread4235]

The far side is exactly the same as the near side, it has the same amount of sunlight as we see.!

[@tuandriverga]

You are so cute ❤ 😊

[@SpaceMog]

Thanks 😅

[@mballer]

Starlink Luna.

[@SpaceMog]

Please no - as much as I like fast internet :-P

[@mballer]

@@SpaceMog Just think of how it could open up opportunities for everyone to be able to control their own personal robots on the Moon.

[@anonymously241]

R you Chinese?

[@ChrisMisMYhandle]

Even if they dont find many diferences in the minerals. They cam forever flex that they were the first to do it

[@gmansingh4916]

If you believe Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin actually landed on the moon.

[@SpaceMog]

absolutely

[@_DREBBEL_]

WOWV SO COOL....something America did in the 60's...

[@SpaceMog]

And hasnt managed to do in my entire lifetime... 😬

[@gmansingh4916]

Yes, America did it in movie studio for the rubes👍

[@_DREBBEL_]

@@gmansingh4916 wow you fell for the joke 🤣

[@_DREBBEL_]

@@SpaceMog we’ll keep watching we’re about to do it again and we’re going to mars in your lifetime as well. You are familiar with SpaceX, right? I know China is because they’re trying to copy the falcon 9 as I type. It’s going really badly though, they lost a rocket a few days ago 🤣

[@gmansingh4916]

@@_DREBBEL_ You are one of the diisinfo bots

[@stevecam724]

Great! 55 years late but welcome to the Moon 😃😃😃

[@NightmareFuelsYou]

No one can explain the existence of the moon. Prove me wrong

[@SpaceMog]

We can try

[@John-wd5cb]

Trojan War.

[@slickjohnson1160]

Dr. Hottie more like. 🤣

[@SpaceMog]

😊

[@verypleasantguy]

Oh no ! It is the *DARK* side of the moon, it is *DARK* , and all the soil there are *DARK SOIL* !

[@SpaceMog]

🤣🤣🤣

[@verypleasantguy]

@@SpaceMog Luckily Chang'e 6 didn't find any meat there, or else, it would be *DARK MEAT* !

[@TheChzoronzon]

@@verypleasantguy uuuummmm dark meat...

[@nastybadger-tn4kl]

I think being astrophsyscist is easy job. You just repeat everyone just deviate tiny bit....if you say anything controversial you will lose the job.

[@interstellarsurfer]

Your thumbnail is provocative, and not in a good way.

[@SpaceMog]

how so ?

[@RiserOfficial]

No one's been to the moon and no one ever will.

[@Davidbirdman101]

I guess this means China owns the moon now? Tibet, Hong Kong, Taiwan?

[@stephanieyu6597]

你羡慕嗎?還是妒嫉?🤭

[@John-wd5cb]

Who dares wins. Show me how much good has USA done with all that power they accumulate since WW2?

[@SpaceMog]

I mean their flag is there so it must be true....

[@franktoh3041]

What's wrong with China claiming the Moon? Are there Red Indians living there?

[@佯谬]

中国与18个国家分享了月球样品，由于美国有法律限制，NASA拒绝了月球样品。

[@TheChzoronzon]

lol

[@JohnnyWednesday]

Yeah the capitalists passed a law banning NASA from ever working with China. pathetic children!

[@albertbahoogadin]

...... oh my, the far side of the moon is the same as the near side..... 😱

[@tbird-z1r]

It's not.

[@albertbahoogadin]

@@tbird-z1r sure is 🤣

[@SpaceMog]

Just like how the UK is identical to australia...

[@TheChzoronzon]

A-a-are you ok? re-read your post, mate

[@albertbahoogadin]

​​@@SpaceMog because there is sooooo much weather on the moon isn't there.... well done 🤣👏👏👏