Chang'e 6 Moon Rover on Far Side in 4K panorama

[@ericliume]

This little rover is mainly a remote camera. His big brother, Yutu-2 rover, is currently cruising on the far side of the moon too. It's been working there for 5 years, together with Chang'e-4.

[@Kwh.a]

Chang'e is a girl！😂

[@MightySteve001]

That's amazing it still working, despite the harse conditions.

[@darth856]

@@MightySteve001 they learned a lot from the problems that the first Yutu rover encountered. Thanks to that, Yutu-2 has been a great success.

[@fanzhang1419]

China forced Yutu2 working over 5 years in this severe environment without pay?

[@MightySteve001]

@@fanzhang1419 Yutu 2 Rights has been ignored.

[@dranzacspartan8002]

Remember, this is far more difficult to accomplish than the Nearside of the Moon. To get these images of the Farside of the Moon, you have to triangulate ... hence why it was important for China to establish an orbital Lunar Satellite first.

[@ALWH1314]

A new relate satellite was launched in March this year while the last one is still working, redundancy just like Chnng’e 6 is actually the backup for Chang’e 5.

[@jaihindersingh]

Is dhis cpp cgi proopaganda? Awar chandrayanaan 3 is maach sukses dhan dikteitur cpp

[@bmsspecialist8051]

​@@jaihindersinghYeas bro. Actually NASA found the remains of Vimana outside the temple found in Mars which they found recently. It's top secret. We Indians were living in Mars long before in our ancient time.

[@david-bd6td]

​@@jaihindersingh Indian rover went into sleep mode just after 14 days, lmao 😅 . India not same level as US China and Russia, simply not there yet ...😂

[@dranzacspartan8002]

@@jaihindersingh શું તમે મનુષ્યોના દ્વેષી છો? તમે દ્વેષી જેવા અવાજ કરો છો.

[@0418502188]

It's hard to get your head around the fact that, we are sitting in our family room on earth looking at a hi-definition vision of a landscape that has almost never been seen before from earth, and certainly not by the ordinary person in the street. It is a fantastic achievement by China and the brilliant minds working behind the scene, that are making this voyage such a success..

[@kamranki]

While this is a great achievement, it pales in comparison to New Horizons beaming images of pluto or Voyager twins that are still traveling in space.

[@resnica3557]

What's unique about it is that they were able to establish a relay satellite for communication between the far side of the moon with the earth, which is otherwise impossible for radio waves cannot penetrate the moon mass, and direct beam of radio wave from the earth cannot circle around to the other side of the moon that never faces the earth. And another breakthrough is that the moon rock and soil from the far side of the moon are collected ang going to be brought back to earth for study, so that we get to glimpse into the early history of the formation of the solar system. That's the kind of study and research based on tangible materials, instead of merely photo survey from satellites revolving around the moon.

[@Incorruptus1]

Their moon landing priority tops human rights in China. Everything ordered there breaks down instantly, but landing on the moon get's their focus.

[@Mahinegi-ui9cx]

already done by india

[@Incorruptus1]

@@Mahinegi-ui9cx Yeah while Modi is interested in silly space race achievements, Indians themselves battle with environmental issues, even the most basic ones Modi is denying. Their focus is to win silly races, but never start caring about their own people. The water they consume, the way they cook their food...etc. India doesn't care. Depending on old Russian crap they think is still new. In other words. The space race is supposed to be a crown on what we managed to reach in our Western societies, and not the main goal. We rather care for our people first, and than win races, here in the West. But well India, China, Russia, their focus is on showing off, but achieve nothing on behalf of caring for their own... They think their people come in unlimited supply... They think poverty isn't important to tackle. Human rights and life standards less important than winning silly races, with tech originating from 1940 Europe and USA. Feel free to be proud of it. Yet it is a crown stolen from their own. While the gold should belong to the people. They send it up in space.

[@gryblk21]

It’s like you’re on the moon, the video quality is so good.

[@CrocdileLee]

Progress of science & technology. I heard there is a relay satellite to boost the signal transfer.

[@jesus4400]

It's a studio movie. Wake up!

[@katak7425]

​@@jesus4400From Hollywood 🎬 🎥

[@Zerpentsa6598]

Can Italy claim credit for most of this?😅

[@吳小麥-k4s]

這些人真有趣，寧願相信嫦娥6號來自好萊塢，卻堅持相信阿波羅計畫真實登月，自相矛盾，精神異常😂😂😂

[@ВладимирЛукьянов-я5г]

Китайцы молодцы! Так держать!

[@weiwei861]

中俄一起努力

[@SpruceWood-NEG]

Спасибо героям Гагарину и Армстронгу. Мы движемся по пути гигантов. Товарищ.

[@stefan2292]

Maybe they can give you a few hints for Luna-26. It won't work anyway. That's Russia.

[@samesamebutdifferent-i2]

thank u, Товарищ, my bro

[@Ashley03638]

🇨🇳❤🇷🇺

[@MyKharli]

Stunning and goes to show central planning government is not all bad, in fact looking at China things have improved year on year for decades for the average joe , no wonder they are so proud of achievements . I mean being relatively poorly resourced and not kicked started with colonial robbery and slavery .

[@hjhghj462]

It seems that your knowledge of history is only the last two hundred years. Institutions are just tools it cannot enable a random country to continuously create world's pioneering.

[@abdurazakjapar4557]

Yes...the west is doing it

[@skumstwo]

Stolen tech/research from around the world, brutal put downs of protests. Millions killed during the cultural revolution. Yeah, a lot to look up to.

[@00kt86]

Looks a lot smoother than I expected.

[@raygan777able]

That's the thing. Once human set foot on it, it'll not be smooth in a few months. I mean, look at the potholes on our roads

[@michaelchen8853]

Don't expect many human's foots will be on the moon especially on the far side.

[@SYL7Tube]

Noticed it's carfted the word 中 on the moon surface? 👍

[@samshi4177]

This photo is a real one

[@BIPPITYYIPYIP]

no it's not. i've been to the moon many times and it doesnt look like this at all.

[@SunRaIV]

Our moon is pretty cool.

[@ngmookleong3415]

yes , the moon is pretty . same as earth , not ours not yours or mine .

[@Alan20888]

​@@ngmookleong3415 obviously you are not included in our.

[@1001001a]

:D

[@thetrueworld8317]

the moon is the moon.

[@马化腾之爹]

不是你的，是中国人的，因为美国人说过先到先得，所以月球是中国人的。

[@不再犹豫-s1n]

The far side of moon seems not as dark as Bill Nelson said

[@SheksgemWhepdo]

Cuz it's not It's currently day there, as you can't see the moon during current date because it's Infront of the Sun as is the Earth. Since the nearside always faces Earth you can tell the other side is right now lit but the nearside is not.

[@ivanwolf5610]

@@SheksgemWhepdo Gee Wiz, you are a lot smarter than Bill Nelson. You should be NASA chief, not that Nelson clown

[@SheksgemWhepdo]

@@ivanwolf5610 If it's true than I'm sure Nelson should resign at this point. Or is it also possible his words were interpreted/twisted horrendously by some low-IQ fellow?

[@Mahinegi-ui9cx]

​@@SheksgemWhepdo😂😂

[@HINDUBOY003-c1h]

Good 🎉from 🇮🇳❤

[@songyangjiang]

I'm Chinese, and there was a recent news report that the reason why Yutu-1 was damaged was because the operator was too excited to race on the moon, causing the cable to be worn out by the rocks... 😅so Yutu-2 adopted a new design.

[@loadingnewads]

lol race on the moon 😂😂😂😂 (*Grass*)

[@MJ-revered]

That's nonsense.

[@sparkiegaz3613]

The Chinese are clever people,,,look at their space station built quickly by themselves,,,😮

[@liongjiahwong5478]

All parts made in China.

[@sparkiegaz3613]

@@liongjiahwong5478 the Americans blocked China from international space station I’ve read may be wrong so they built a better one…China will rule the world soon ..👍👍👍👍

[@skyred2221]

@@liongjiahwong5478 记住一句话，中国可以生产所有类型质量的产品，而你买到的货物质量取决于你所在地区进口商订单要求

[@ivanwolf5610]

But Indians still say it's all copied Soviet stuff, while USA and NASA remain silent

[@joey3291]

The small rover is so cute

[@MightySteve001]

Its Yatu little-2 little brother or should I say little rabbit.

[@ivanwolf5610]

India accused it as secretive and caused global concern RUBBISH. India boasted its rover on Ch3. China just keep quiet

[@paisfr]

Fabuleux ! 🧊🥶

[@happyhunter]

Cute lil Rover 😂

[@flycorvus]

Big enough for that job

[@andrewyap6100]

Bill Nelson: Naza plan to land on the sun by 2030. Reporter: This news is shocking! Have we overcome the sun's high temperatures? Bill Nelson: No, we plan to land at night.

[@nelsonliew84]

land on the dark side of the sun😂

[@directxxxx71]

​​@@nelsonliew84😂😂😂😂 NASA Boss: There's nothing but darkness there😂😂😂

[@nelsonliew84]

@@directxxxx71 💀💀💀lmao

[@zixianzhao5832]

天才的想法

[@piergaay]

Soft soil, hardly any craters to see, and far away a mountainrange. The other side of the moon is different then the side we can see from earth. Intriguing. For that alone the whole expedition is worth it!

[@piergaay]

@leicui3180 Why do you have the idea that I would think the earth is flat? Edit; I think I misjudged the translation here. Translated your comment can mean two different things and I think I misjudged your reply. My appologies for that.

[@directxxxx71]

​@@piergaay He didn't say you said the earth was flat, what he actually said is that just like on the earth when we were actually there it felt flat just like on the earth contrary to the view from the earth.

[@piergaay]

@@directxxxx71 As I can not reed chinese characters I used the Google translationtool supplyed with the comment. It translated; "You can't see the pit in the pit, and you think the earth is flat." Reeding the second half of the translation I am a bit puzzled, hence my question to @leicui3180. But indeed, it can be red different. I think I also misjudged the translation as in different languages the same words can mean different things when translated.

[@ericliume]

This particular site for landing was chosen by Chinese scientists, because the land survey showed it was pretty flat.

[@ssdhusg6042]

Apollo's surface was like cement dust. Chang'e's lunar surface is more like sedimentary rock and soil. Obviously the images brought back by Chang'e are more accurate.

[@xinfuxia3809]

Due to the cost of the payload, the rover must weight less than 1 kg. The sharpness of the track mark suggests the surface is more like dusty desert.

[@ClipperOrion]

How so?

[@AlbertKwan-ub1yg]

@@xinfuxia3809 This robot camera weighs 5 kg.

[@MattNolanCustom]

Did the thought ever occur to you that different areas of the Moon might have different surface properties? Does Brighton beach look like the Sahara?

[@ssdhusg6042]

@@MattNolanCustom Of course there is consideration. The different landing sites of Chang'e 4, 5, and 6 show similar lunar landforms. Apollo looks more like a political conspiracy to me. What's the truth? It will be revealed with China's manned moon landing.

[@AZ-co4mn]

Excellent work and amazing. Congratulations China ❤

[@ys29229]

Hats off to Chinese scientists and engineers!

[@sly2392]

well done china. now lets find ways to explore together instead of trying to find ways to destroy each other.

[@wongcy713]

Send your message to White House and Pentagon. US having a specific legislation that forbid US from cooperating with China in space related matters. Also it had been US that had been setting up military assets surrounding China - military bases missiles etc.

[@radod6147]

@sly2392 "tell that to those idiots in America"

[@conworldus8310]

Well, only if your government actually thinks like you. All they want is to destroy China.

[@Hellomhk]

It's up to small hats

[@samtat0315]

​@@wongcy713 agree and well said 👍. Oh well all can say one word about that country ( Selfish ). They were not allow China to joins the ICC before. This no one can forget about.

[@varvoom]

Chang'e, known as the Moon Goddess of Immortality is flying to the Moon.

[@cliffling2220]

I heard that Hollywood has just signed a contract with NASA in building a 99.9% look-alike scenary in their studios based on this 4K video clip.

[@xbzhuang6211]

HAHA

[@ClipperOrion]

Oh good, can you let me know when it’s completed thanks.

[@musiclove539]

When will it be released?

[@gulsmvlogs4170]

Amazing achivement by China, Good video.

[@tc6402-v3j]

Should circulate the moon and see if the American flag is there. 😂

[@yangyang-rs3oz]

看了，中國的工程師在採訪中說沒有發現。

[@Yae-Miko216]

嫦娥在背面，然而阿波罗在正面

[@俊花澤]

@@Yae-Miko216全面扫描很多次了，当然你可能只是知道这一次😂

[@AlbertKwan-ub1yg]

中科院沒有說沒有發現, 只是說阿波羅盆地不是阿波羅降落地點。

[@maskonfilteroff3145]

Already done by both China and India.

[@raygan777able]

Whoa! Nice view!

[@lfish57]

Surprising that the dark side of the moon is actually quiet bright.

[@josue_kay]

Yes, it does receive sunlight 🙄

[@archie8388]

The far side of the moon also has lunar day and lunar night just like the near side.

[@malalkane948]

Not dark side... But far side... It receives the same amount of sunlight as the near side !

[@hongkongchina2048]

The dark is never forever dark. We call it the far side of the moon. You name this side of the moon wrongly.

[@吳小麥-k4s]

不不不，你這樣說美國會不高興，因為它們從未登月，所以堅信月背是黑暗的。 為什麼？ 因為好萊塢的月背就是黑暗的啊😂😂😂😂😂

[@patrickllt]

Amazing

[@ahmadahmal2942]

Meanwhile at NASA: Keep printing more nasa t-shirts we need to compete with Gucci, Nike and LV!

[@wheniamfree]

can anyone see the Apollo landing sites? or the US flag? Or those lending vehicles the US left behind? or the footstep of Amstrong?

[@ssdhusg6042]

Americans saw it in their dreams, but aliens didn't.

[@MattNolanCustom]

Chinese and Indian orbiters have seen them all. Pay attention at the back!

[@kazooiebreegull4926]

Chandrayaan 2 has captured images of the Apollo 11 and Apollo 12 landing sites.

[@wsrichardson5796]

The LRO photos of the Apollo landing sites have been online for years. "See the sharpest views of the Apollo 12, 14 and 17 landing sites on the moon, captured by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO). Download videos, visualizations and interviews with LRO scientists and explore the lunar surface features."

[@huqiao]

This is the real moon. 😄

[@YuansuiHe]

中，真中国！

[@ARWest-bp4yb]

Cool!👍👍

[@bayernvoeller]

CIA - ' China has destroyed NASA Apollo Mission landing site, leaving no trace of American Astronaut on the Moon surface !!! '

[@komangthe1413]

Chang'a 6 landed on the side of the moon,Apollo XI landed inside Hollywood😂😂😂

[@stefan2292]

If you believe that nonsense, then why not believe that Chang'e 6 is bogus, too?

[@hongkongchina2048]

@@stefan2292China can and will continue the moon exploration. Why did US suddenly stop and never go back ? Still not able to send back Astronauts today, after 60 years! That is why…. You asked for it!

[@DW-op7ly]

He is trolling... Americans these days 👇 Polls conducted on the conspiracy theory in the 90s show that, overall, only a small percentage of Americans believe the government faked the moon landing. One conducted by Gallup in 1999 found that only six percent believe the conspiracy theory. That percentage was the exact same as a Time/CNN survey done four years prior, according to Gallup. Ipsos polled the issue in 2019, the year of the moon landing’s 50th anniversary, and found that only six percent of all respondents believed it was staged. Among millennials, who are under the age of 45, 11 percent indicated their belief in the conspiracy theory. That percentage is slightly higher than those of Generation X respondents (six percent) and Baby Boomer respondents (three percent), according to the polling data. Another 2019 poll, conducted by YouGov, found that 29 percent of respondents 50 years old or younger expressed some belief that the U.S. government “faked the 1969 Apollo moon landing,” with eight percent answering “definitely true” and 21 percent answering “probably true.” Among respondents over the age of 50, only one percent answered “definitely true” and nine percent answered “probably true,” according to the poll. Checkyourfact

[@rocksiu]

Because after the Soviet Union abandoned the space race, the United States no longer needed Hollywood to perform this play.

[@mhzhang-y5n]

@@stefan2292 很简单的原因，美国现在上不去月球，也没有能去月球的技术和能力

[@kx4532]

Good job

[@kelline1979]

anyone know why these modules are wrap by gold color foils?

[@jeffwen9965]

我猜是一种防护措施？月背温度300摄氏度

[@woomelee937]

It's probably some kind of insulation.

[@spehropefhany]

It’s called MLI (multilayer insulation). Polyimide film with thin metal coating (usually aluminum).. dozens of layers of it.

[@kelline1979]

@@spehropefhany Thanks for sharing the information.

[@kelline1979]

@@jeffwen9965 hao de, xie xie.

[@vangelis3379]

Keep going! Hope everyone can have a moon holiday soon!

[@idea_c365]

I always thought The moon's soil was white or silver。😂

[@WooSee-bu9su]

The sand of far side of the Moon looks softer nicer

[@CrazyFunnyCats]

Any video clips of the rover moving live?

[@SoGoMTB]

I bet they have but lunar rovers moves so slow!

[@DaleClark1000]

Love these Chinese action movies! And what a soundtrack!

[@ijs106]

Cadê os comentários em português? Já que ninguém comentou eu comento. Perceberám que o pé do Rover enfiou na areia com o pouso? Pois é ,quando os estadunidenses foram a lua seu veículo sendo mais pesado não aconteceu o mesmo! O regolito ta parecendo bem diferente dos apresentados pela NASA 😂😂😂😂

[@destinyangel5]

Do these Chinese photo's seem much sharper clearer than nasa photos ?

[@ClipperOrion]

They ought to be, Apollo astronauts did not have the benefit of HD or 4K back in 1969-1972, they had to make do with modified Hasselblad 70mm cameras for example.

[@AlbertKwan-ub1yg]

This picture taken by Chang-e is 15,000 x 7947 pixels. The Apollo camera taken by the Hasselblad was supposed to be 8 k × 8 k. Should be about double the resolution of Apollo.

[@davepsk7334]

Outstanding!! You mean there's a river together that landed? Talk about 3 in 1 coffees, I thought that was the best deal. We've got 3 in 1 moon landers.

[@TheArtofWarChina]

The small tracks were from a mini camera Rover, that how they took the picture of the Lander from afar.

[@junkee2511]

Why is the norizon curved?

[@流星-p6b]

因为是广角镜头，

[@videshx818]

Nice video

[@АндрейЧернышев-х7х]

Похоже китайцы в лунной программе обставят всех, браво

[@qianshenglin5722]

中俄一起努力，加油！Товарищ

[@agustinvelazques3748]

Yep, it's a harsh, dreary, bleak inhospitable place. It'll have to house a few base stations for sure.

[@QiuQiuChannel-ni3xj]

Image quality is just..... 👏👏👏

[@edwardwongiii2229]

Not rying to start an Apollo moon landing hoax conspiracy here but I noticed how the Chang'e 6 lander actually left impressions on the lunar soil and photos of the apollo Lunar Module on the surface of the moon didn't show such impressions under the legs of the lander. The Chang'e 6 is much smaller and lighter than NASA's moon lander. What gives???

[@lagrangewei]

Apollo "legs" are actually on stilt, due to limited technology, the stilt physically tourching the ground allow the lander to know how high it is from the ground. the round pad you see is not the lowest point of the lander.

[@edwardwongiii2229]

@@lagrangewei Are you saying that the Lunar module's weight was supported by these "stilts"? I'm talking about what I saw in those photos and there is minimal to almost no impressions at all under the pads and also noticed no blast crater that should have been created by the lander's engine exhaust. But hey, NASA claims that we actually did send and land astronauts on the surface of the moon so let's give them the benefit of the doubt.

[@victorhuynh4031]

Good catch, China unman lander left the imprinted on the surface of the farside of the moon after it touched down, the US carried 3 astronauts and a golf cart on the Apollo spacecraft without any imprint on the surface on the moon after it landed. It got me suspected that the US men moon mission was faked.

[@ClipperOrion]

Take a look at these images from the Apollo 14 (January 31 - February 9, 1971) mission then AS14-66-9234, AS14-66-9253, AS14-66-9259, AS14-66-9269

[@bhojendragurung3814]

Where is nasa

[@PravdaSeed]

TaikonauT🌛 💖 Thanks 💖 💚🐉🇨🇳🐉💚 💙🌀🇷🇺🌀💙 🦋☸️☯️🕉️🦋 🇧🇾🇨🇺🇳🇨🇰🇵 💚

[@yhtan1909]

Bro. Did you get it wrong. No rover on Chang'e 6. What you saw is a panoramic view taken by Lander's camera.

[@aungaisum8654]

There is one small rover on CE6. Confirmed.

[@sjsupa]

Bro, 1:15. small rover.

[@yhtan1909]

@@aungaisum8654 Oops, maybe my mistake but the video posting is certainly fr the Lander's camera.

[@zhengyunli800]

@@yhtan1909 There are also photoes of the lander taken by the little rover but this video didn't show them.

[@user-ox2mz8ds7g]

Why is the picture round. I thought the moon was flat like earth

[@风微-n6b]

Learn about panoramic cameras

[@kesai119]

Because a wide-angle lens is used, there will be a fisheye effect.

[@paopaowell]

why NASA reply announced all photo have huge mountain or hill but china space agency say those hill look very small like higher soil on moon floor

[@geopaulet923]

What is the function of the moon?

[@happyhunter]

Function: Regulate Human Life Climatic Stable Environment.

[@kesai119]

Adjusting tides, gravity, and climate.

[@jackgoodnight2]

1:35 there is a word on the ground 中 means center/centre also known as 中國 china.

[@AV036]

I suppose Casper the dark side ghost pops in by cg magic. China discovers yellow gravel lacks NASA's cement render.

[@劉沛-l3l]

哈哈

[@zhengling2668]

No dust, no footprint

[@lokeshmeenarajindia]

Amazing Moon 🌚🌙 Scene 2023/2024

[@bruceseverson6622]

That's amazing that China could land a robot on the moon, oh wait didn't America land people on the moon?👨‍🚀👨‍🚀

[@radod6147]

maybe they did, maybe they didn't, we will find out

[@neon1300]

Never on the other side of the moon, and that is why some NASA scientists also want China's moon samples and have granted permissions to bypass the restriction from The Wolf Amendment. Prolly 'shameless' is the best word to describe these people. "We want cooperation that has not been forthcoming from the Chinese government (but) it takes two to tango." - Bill Nelson who shamelessly claimed so when he is totally aware of the presence of The Wolf Amendment.

[@conworldus8310]

I am sure the truth will come out soon to see whether the 60's missions were on the moon or in a studio.

[@neon1300]

Never on the other side of the moon, and that is why some NASA scientists also want China's moon samples and have applied for permissions to bypass the restriction from The Wolf Amendment. Prolly 'shameless' is the best word to describe these people. "We want cooperation that has not been forthcoming from the Chinese government (but) it takes two to tango." - Bill Nelson who claimed so when he was totally aware of the presence of The Wolf Amendment.

[@radod6147]

@@neon1300 China give nothing to yanks.

[@fatimapeter8602]

It is said that the temperature is very low. No wonder there is a Guanghan Palace on the moon.

[@merlitapenaso8074]

The same at Tranquility Base when Armstrong and Aldrin landed.

[@clarkwally]

The only time The far side of the Moon is totally dark is when we have a full moon when we have a no Moon The far side is lit up totally can you see we're at half Moon the other half on the far side is a half moon as well so that means that half of the moon is always lit up just like our Earth half of it is always shining

[@kerynwoods6068]

Congratulations China

[@marcdb1412]

When is it coming back?

[@InuYasha_cn]

June 25th

[@zhengyunli800]

about one and half week from now. It is circulating the moon now.

[@marcdb1412]

@@zhengyunli800 thank you...

[@marcdb1412]

@@InuYasha_cn Thank you...

[@master-kq3nw]

Beatiful

[@dirmanww1212]

China👍🙏😇💯❤️👏

[@trijalinamdar5396]

At 0:10 - Moon seems a little more rounder than it is normally What I mean is Teh Moon *IS* Curvy but it’s not that curvy that you can literally see it Curved This gotta be cap 🧢

[@clarkwally]

Okay here is the big question how come there's not so many craters on The far side of the Moon. It seems like there would be more craters on the far side but it looks like the majority of the craters are on the near side. You would think that the Earth would protect the Moon from asteroids, and vice versa. I know this might sound crazy but it looks like the Earth has been shooting at the moon and created all those craters on this side of the moon

[@MattNolanCustom]

You've only seen a tiny portion of the far side of the Moon in this video. Would you judge an entire country based on one coffee shop?

[@ericliume]

This landing site is within Aitken basin. This basin itself is the largest crater in solar system.

[@MattNolanCustom]

​@@ericliumeAitken is *one of* the largest impact craters in the solar system. Utopia Planetia on Mars is larger.

[@rocksiu]

It's very different from the Apollo photos in the United States, they went to different moons! The landing in the United States is called Hollywood Moon Land.

[@SheksgemWhepdo]

They went to nearside while these pictures are of the farside

[@rocksiu]

@@SheksgemWhepdo All lies in the United States have no credibility

[@Sidekick618]

😂😂😂

[@ClipperOrion]

Really, they look the same to me, no stars in the sky, no dust in the footpad, smooth mountains in the background, even the gold foil on the side of the lander looks the same as the foil on the side of the Apollo Lunar Landers. Can you point me to where in the USA ‘Hollywood Moon Land’ is, I’d like to go have a look.

[@joeblack888]

NASA: The far side is really dark.

[@worth_it]

Who says the moon is beautiful!

[@rizek6861]

To zakrzywienie Księżyca jest bardzo duże jest większe jakby patrzył z daleka. Przy misji apollo nie było widać tego zakrzywienia😅

[@Roy-iz5bv]

China can success whatever China want to do it👍

[@ImTheDaveman]

Thats what I dont get. I mean - I get why China is exploring the moon, I don't get why my country America is pouring more money into exploring Mars than the moon! The moon should be a priority to build a base - THEN - focus on Mars. We can not realistically send colonies to Mars to build cities and crap until they have made practical studies living on the moon - which would benefit excursions to Mars and so on. BUT that's just my thoughts.

[@directxxxx71]

That's what China is doing, they will set up the moon base first then to the Mars later. That's more logical

[@MattNolanCustom]

Artemis Program, ever heard of it?

[@edidervishi7102]

Because the United States is doing face-saving projects, which is actually no different from India.

Because it's all fake we never went to no dam moon in 1969 are u kidding me there's no computer that advanced back then that can bring real human back anyways it's all bs Hollywood movie sht we land 5 guys and they all cameback wtf?? 😂 in 1969 lol

[@lokeshmeenarajindia]

Moon Mission India 🇮🇳 China 🇨🇳 2023/2024 Success ful

[@nilabhbhosale6709]

Jealousy level of usa, india, japan, Taiwan and Europe after this 📈📈📈📈📈

[@kesai119]

🤣

[@Игриксгитарой]

Жаль что это не экзопланета с какой нибудь жизнью... было бы интересней

[@jojo-ep2pp]

We are in trouble if there is any kind of life

[@kesai119]

If there are other lives, it's scary, you can't be sure if they have hostility..

[@baile-hairdryer]

sooooooooooo gooooooooooood ~!

[@stefan2292]

It's sad that such an impressive technological achievement brings the usual nutjobs out of the woodwork.

[@LISTENINGfull]

No hills mountains and big separate rocks. Means no rain earlier and never in future. No gas formation to surround the top skin of the moon. Gravity is less and thus no gas even thin skin.

[@JeromeJabel-ux8du]

the curve of the horizon is smaller that the actual size of the moon. lol.

[@qqq1235699]

超广角镜头听说过不？

[@ReynoldTay-u6v]

Can China stop broadcasting this? Americans are crying daily 😂😂😂

[@吳小麥-k4s]

不不不，你這樣說美國會不高興，因為它們從未登月，所以堅信月背是黑暗的。 為什麼？ 因為好萊塢的月背就是黑暗的啊😂😂😂😂😂

[@Foquro]

Why were there no stars on the first picture?

[@ericliume]

It is easy to google the answer. Key word, aperture.

[@Foquro]

@@ericliume oh, Ty that makes sense. I didn't know how I should phrase the question

[@NonSensewithnosense]

Curvature of the moon surface looks not real.

[@importon]

it's a fisheye lens

[@michaelkennedy3372]

Lol...cringe

[@wongcy713]

That the moon not Earth. You are using the mind eye for Earth to evaluate moon . Failure on you and not the video. Do the video of Mars from either NASA or China fit into any of your mind frame.

[@劉沛-l3l]

Because you look at NASA's lunar surface images that have been formed over the years. That's why America and China did not land on the same moon.

[@ericliume]

You know what is panorama, right?

[@garbagestarkaloyan]

My God. Did you notice the black shadow of a lunar demon at 1.35?

[@Jiaxiangzhao-v4v]

Uncle has put 24 boots on the moon ground through 6 trips between 68 and 72. So, it is still way head everyone. Currently it is more interested in putting the boots on the Mar ground.

[@oweerogee1263]

you meant in the hollywood shooting room?

[@gldcux]

Hollywood's film of the uncle landing on the moon I admit that it was a good shot, but there are too many mistakes, and it is fake at first glance

[@MattNolanCustom]

The USA went "for all mankind" and got there mostly because of the brains of "foreign" scientists. Celebrate all of mankind's achievements and stop being so parochial.

[@raphofthehills4405]

Some corner of the internet: _"Fake montage video ! It landed on the _*_dark side_*_ of the moon, so why is the lanscape brightly lit ???_ _Must have been shot in the same studio where they faked Armstrong's moon landing !!!"_ 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@zulkanainbaharuddin2185]

Then they found a spaceship where Sentinel Prime.

[@MrSuperunix]

看到一个飞行器的”脚印”，再对比美国宇航员的脚印。😮‍💨我不知道美国宇航员的体重是多少，但脚印的深度差不多。

[@L110508]

No human ever stepped foot on the moon, yet.

[@MattNolanCustom]

Right. They kept their boots on.

[@lusiscus]

Wwhy does the Moon look like the planet from the Clangers, it's not that small surely.

[@ericliume]

This is panorama. The picture is distorted, curved, due to this reason.

[@bogdanozga4310]

Why there is no visible stars ….

[@MattNolanCustom]

it is so easy to look up the answer to this question

[@cakirismail78]

The moon is not actually round. They used a fisheye camera. 😋😆

[@francisswistak8038]

You can't see the curvature so this must be a lens effect. Not really impressed either since this has all been done Decades ago

[@r3dpowel796]

I SEE WATER!!! ON THE TRACK

[@ericliume]

It might not be water. Chinese scientist said due to the impact of the sun, the moon rocks crack. The surface of the moon is covered by fine grains of dusts. I guess the rover wheels penetrates the dust layer. That makes the track look darker. But one of this Chang'e 6 mission's goals is to find the evidence of water on the far side.