Chinese probe returns to Earth with samples from far side of the moon

China’s Chang’e Six lunar probe has returned to Earth with the world’s first rock and soil samples taken from the far side of the moon. The probe landed in the Inner Mongolia region on Tuesday. The samples are expected to include 2.5 million-year-old volcanic rock and other material. Francisco Diego from University College London has more on the significance of this lunar mission.
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[@alanwang5066]

I just saw that Sky News in the UK also broadcasted this news. A British guest asked the host: China has gained a certain advantage in the moon landing competition with the United States. Will they use the moon as a colony next? This is very sour, very malicious, and also very interesting. A typical British person, in history, would turn a place into a colony every time they went, believing that the Chinese must have the same idea. I can understand why they think so from different perspectives. Dogs must also be confused when they see human behavior: why don't people with these two legs smell each other's buttocks when they meet like what we do?

[@markc6140]

You gave forgotten these Anglo-Saxon breed will always have zero sum game mentality and still thought they are superior race than others.

[@zhangyi5145]

it's called self-projected

[@markchan8110]

Very very well put it. 👏👏

[@vestasharp6861]

it's their nature for the Brits to colonize everything they touch so they are just projecting.

[@賴志偉-d7h]

Everything looks dirty when you when you have a dirty mind.

[@resnica3557]

I have watched interviews given by this Professor Francisco Diego from University College London on several occasions. So far he is THE ONLY person who is not Chinese ethnic that speaks on this Chang'e 6 thing and related topics with full scientist mindset and mentality and completely without any innuendo or insidious intent that the West bloc should emulate. BRAVO to Professor Francisco Diego from University College London.

[@g863210xie]

An objective view is a good thing, because even if you hate China, if you don't understand China's actual development achievements, you will only become complacent until you fall far behind.

[@boothbuilder]

A small dig for the Chinese, a big headache for the Americans

[@marvinfok65]

That's a good one!

[@proselyte2001-cn]

man,when can I stop laughing when seeing this comment😂😂

[@nanyanguo1]

the deeper the chinese dig , the deeper uS butt hurt.

[@mtlauj8038]

I'm glad the Chinese have choose to go to the far side of the moon. This is some thing that i think the U.S will have problems if they want to go there. Great plan and great strategy by the China

[@samtat5873]

They wish to go far side of the moon. But they don't have this kinda high tech like China have to get there. That's why one of Nasa said this words " don't know why Chinese want to go to the dark far side of the moon what for "

[@Amidat]

@@samtat5873 yeah NASA was salty

[@alanho4647]

Sour grapes 😂​@@Amidat

[@bigdream6020]

NASA chief said he did not understand why China go there. It is dark all the time 😂😂😂

[@samtat5873]

@@bigdream6020 It just bc he don't know well from far side of the moon. That's why he said is dark. But it isn't dark at all. It just bc we could able from the earth to see other far side of the moon only.

[@bruceyung70]

Congratulations china! Historic! This reminds me of Admiral Zheng-He’s treasure fleet voyage to navigate to the uncharted sea!

[@siewkonsum7291]

Wow Look! So impressive! It's perfect! How ingenious the Chinese are! They don't need to build a costly & risky show-off spacecraft which is needed to be manned by people, to go to the moon and brought back moon soil samples at minimum cost & risk of lives! Great! Zhong Guo Jia You!! 👏👏💪💪❤️🇨🇳

[@marvinfok65]

I am surprised that the Americans didn't claim that China stole their technology of landing on the far side of the moon!

[@doctornick99]

Don't forget the Western media headlines: China are the first to go to the far side of the moon, but at what cost.

[@evelinericksson1611]

A guest, an American, on Bloomberg news indirectly accused China of that yesterday, and he warned European countries to watch out if they continue collaborating with China on moon mission. He is very jealous.😂

[@nanyanguo1]

some of their internet bots did so. Claim China copy n only good at stealing their technology.

[@nanyanguo1]

some of their internet bots did so. Claim China copy n only good at stealing

[@peaceleader7315]

While America's rocket is leaking..🤣😂..

[@resnica3557]

NASA already officially claimed that the technical issue with helium leakage was a product made by India.

[@laowantongchau]

​@@resnica3557Well, that tells you NASA really is led by incompetent people, making the decision to use Indian made components.😂

[@cosmoray9750]

@@resnica3557 Apparently NASA knew about the leakage but went ahead with the launch anyways. " NASA ignored helium leak before Starliner launch, leaving astronauts now stuck in space "

[@resnica3557]

@@cosmoray9750 ， When the piece of news regarding helium leak hits headline, the first thing that struck me was the Space Shuttle Challenger explosion, which could have and should have prevented when the fact was that the contractor and the NASA staff/engineers in charge KNEW FOR FACT before the launch that there was a leak in the gasket between two stages of rockets (or two segments of the rockets that were sealed/glued together), and yet they just went ahead blindly launched the thing into sky. In my personal opinion, what happened in the Space Shuttle Challenger explosion amounted to "murder," NOT manslaughter, let alone accident.

[@yumr3006]

Lawyer and politician cant do engineerings. They can only go woke and cringe.

[@cherubimcherubim9515]

NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams remain floating in the International Space Station without a return date because of issues with Boeing's Starliner spacecraft.

[@ekleong8]

They should sing “Take me home, to the place I belong”!

[@EthanX1ao]

God bless them...

[@nanyanguo1]

they dont know how to bring the 2 back as they didnt built the ISS . It was built by russia n all along , russia brought the astronauts to n fro the ISS. They should just ask russia to bring the 2 back n put the well being n safety of the astronauts n not politics lst.

[@DanBurgaud]

Can't USA print the moon samples?

[@rsyrsy8543]

😂

[@laowantongchau]

No. But Hollywood can make it.

[@stennetmang]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sjtyuki]

Wolff Clause。。。

[@philiptan2051]

China always thinks ahead even ten years from today. It’s plan to land on the moon has been thoroughly planned as to where the lunar base should be set up. The far side of the moon is a challenging site for a landing but it is also very interesting for scientists as it has never been seen let alone explored by humans. China has proven with Chang’e 5 mission its capabilities to land and return completely autonomous and Chang’e 6 proves the usefulness of the lunar orbiter the Queqiao 2 as a preparation for the landing of the taikonauts in 2030.

[@chuageokseng2168]

The story of Chang'e from science fiction to reality we see👁️today is amazing.

[@siewkonsum7291]

Excellent China! 👏👏❤🇨🇳

[@saomiaoyutoushi]

Let me ask these British guys, what is the cost of what the Chinese do?

[@tylerpham1106]

🇨🇳 is the future

[@doctornick99]

It is the present. We are the past.

[@Photo94404]

Your guest has forgotten to mention an important mission of Chang'e 6, and that was to prove/disprove the far side of the Moon isn't always dark

[@DorJinTan]

Love this guy.

[@happymelon7129]

🤪This may become bad news.. 24 June 2024 , Nasa And Boeing Knew Of Helium Leak Before Starliner Launch, Leaving Astronauts Stuck In Space. 11 Jun 2024 - Boeing said its Starliner spacecraft is experiencing five "small" helium leaks as the crew's mission aboard the ISS was extended to June 18.

[@phonelee8207]

take it easy，India will with those tow guys

[@limlim4251]

鼓励加上简体中文字幕这更加广泛世界。

[@AZ-co4mn]

Congratulations to China❤absolutely amazing and the best 🎉

[@crazyjohnhoward]

China. Please help the two American astronauts struck on the Boeing Starliner.

[@greedyinvader9462]

When the American capsule reach ISS in 2050 they will find 2 mummies there

[@jeeperbanta1311]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@gliu1431]

Sour grapes overcapacity in some western countries.

[@lemanlie4921]

Fantastic technolgy ..real ch1na new era

[@augustzhao1689]

by the way it is called Chang Er 5, and Chang Er 6. You can not even call its name properly ;) come on TRT!

[@KHABIB-TIME]

But India has the very longest statue in the world.

[@shiulai5804]

What is " longest statue" ?

[@hengongchua6250]

When Chang'e 6 landed on the moon last month. I read many Indjans posting comments were saying that this Chinese moon landing is purely Chinese propaganda and fake. All videos showing are animations created. They were saying how could Chinese have such advanced technology better than Indjans? Guess they must be crying in the corner now.

[@helloworld-1024]

which is made in china 😂

[@binbi8177]

India No。1

[@surewah6827]

😂😂😂

[@crazyjohnhoward]

Well done China

[@SuXc-dw4ro]

We hope to hear, besides graphene and negative ions, Chinese also found 5 more types of unknown elements not catalogue in periodic table, two of them are even radioactive... Hahaha

[@arieltellis458]

It is so nice to see that China is so generous with sharing these rare moon samples with everybody interested. China truly resembles the bright side and the dark side of the moon in everything that she does. Consider her dark side when it comes to the South China Sea and other land and sea grabbing attitudes with this generous offer of samples from the moon. I hope this great nation will change her approach and choose to be the bright side only and we will have a really nice world to live in without having to look over our shoulder all the time.

[@VVJ-f3d]

不要生活在信息茧房里，多听听不同视角的观点。 中国在中国南海没有什么“掠夺行为”，虽然，国家之间关于一些岛屿的归属有一些争议。 作为中国人，我不偏袒中国，说中国的主张一定是不可置疑的，但这些争议由来已久，原因复杂。 比如中国和菲律宾的岛屿争端，中国在菲律宾独立建国之前就宣称主权，国际社会也都认可。 之后几十年双方都没有有效管理这些小岛，不过双方的渔民都有去这些岛附近捕鱼，事实上这些岛过去几千年来都是中国的传统渔场，另一方面，菲律宾离这些岛很近也是事实。 中国在关于这些小岛所有权的基本态度是搁置争议，共同开发，事实上中国和南海的其它邻国基本上通过这个方式达成默契，不再有冲突。 最近，反而是菲律宾破坏了双方的口头协议和默契，激化矛盾，不断升级事态，他们为什么要这么做呢？东盟其他国家，那些和中国有争议的国家为什么都没有声援菲律宾，反而是一些域外的大国（对，就是美国和它的跟班们）在那里炒作呢？ 稍微思考一下，也许我们会有不同答案

[@arieltellis458]

@@VVJ-f3d Your brilliant comment says nothing more than that you are a patriotic Chinese. You display utter disregard for international law, for the decision of the ICJ even though China attended it. Why would China want to discuss an amicable solution with affected nations to a right that is totally theirs in the eyes of international law? This displays the arrogance and the bullying might that China uses not to mention the barbaric methods like axes, machetes, sticks and the like and then colliding with the Filipino boats and saying that China acted professionally. They behaved like thugs and the world saw it on video. Thanks anyway for your show of patriotism. I do not blame you for being so.

[@VVJ-f3d]

@@arieltellis458 您说的那个所谓的国际仲裁法庭？这个仲裁庭不是“国际法庭”，与位于海牙的联合国系统的国际法院（ICJ）毫无关系；与位于汉堡的国际海洋法法庭（ITLOS）有一定关系，但不是它的一部分；与位于海牙的常设仲裁法院（PCA）也不是一个系统的，但稍有点关系，为什么呢？因为常设仲裁法院为仲裁庭提供了秘书服务，仅此而已；如果随便拉几个人人搞个国际仲裁就可以确定一个国家的领土归属，那他们怎么不去管管乌克兰和巴勒斯坦的事情？你觉得棍棒是野蛮，而我们觉得是克制，中国根本不需要动用海军，只需要动用海警力量就可以消灭掉菲律宾的整个常规武装力量，我们并没有这么做，因为不想有人牺牲把事情进一步扩大。感谢你的理解，爱国主义不是坏事情。但是还是那句话，多了解一下不同角度的信息，至少你去了解一下你说的这个“仲裁庭”到底是个什么角色，菲律宾为了这个事情花了多少钱，中国一开始对这个事情就是忽略，因为它没有任何合法的权力。

[@Doudou8321]

Lunr plunged