WHAT’S NEXT: The revolutionary Chang’e-6 tech bringing lunar rock samples back to Earth!

[@PointOrView]

Discover the genius technology behind the remaining Chang’e-6 sample return mission. How the precious lunar rock samples from the far side of the moon will be brough back to earth. The video explains Chang'e-6's return to Earth, after the lunar probe collected the 1st soil samples from the moon's far side, an unprecedented feat in human lunar exploration history. #ChangE6 #chinaspace

[@verypleasantguy]

*_URA_*_ !!_

[@paulrobbieparker3983]

Thanks, can't wait for the next one.

[@祖宗-e5o]

The orbiter injects sperm into the body of the returnee, and the pregnant returnee returns to Earth！

[@OdongoFredrick]

When is it returning to earth 🌍🌍

[@babalsran06]

Great China first time is see how samples and landing conducted in space 😅😅 great tech and camera views ❤❤❤❤

[@AnunakiAtlantis]

while endia still eat cow s1ht 😂😂😂

[@0418502188]

Great results from China and they never had to try and hobble any other country or organisations in order to achieve it. That's how real science should be used.

[@joseoncrack]

And maybe this time we'll get more than pieces of petrified wood. 🙃

[@bobmusil1458]

China had a lot of help from Russia!

[@bobmusil1458]

@@joseoncrack Conspiracy lunatic!

[@joseoncrack]

@@bobmusil1458 Yes for sure, Russia has a lot of experience in aerospace. Others countries have contributed as well.

[@ckne1]

不需要阻止，因为外国做不到😂

[@williamp6941]

Thank you very much for keeping the world informed of the Chang'e-6 journey and progress.

[@tonbopro]

still amazes me all this in almost two months

[@sharonsoon4866]

Safe journey back Changer 6. Jia yew. Magnificent trip.

[@virgiliomateus4239]

The collaboration with other countries was the following. Chang'e -6 carried some instruments of ESA, France, Italy, Sweden, including a Pakistan's satellite to orbit the moon. The automatism and the precision of the operations were amazing. Everything successful in this mission, that has no parallel to other countries relating to the far side of the moon. These days, in contrast, Nasa failled the launch of Boeing Starliner to the ISS, that was delayed 5 times in a month. At the sixth attempt, 2 american astronauts have spent 4 hours into the spacecraft until mission aborted, as Tech Map shows.

[@Benny-tx5qd]

and Queqiao-2 relay satellite for data link

[@ellenchy5357]

What a distinctive contrast

[@resnica3557]

When one has an administrator at the NASA, who testified to the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology of the US Congress that the FAR side of the Moon is ALWAYS IN DARK, which took place a few weeks back (one can still find the video on the Internet and see for oneself. For the sake of preservation and documentation as historical evidence, one can also download the entire video from KZbin, which I did.), anything could happen.

[@acuantjahyadi7393]

Astronotnya di dalam Nangis keras minta turun dan ia buang air besar banyak sekali karena ketakutan sebagai kelinci percobaan

[@jia03]

​@@resnica3557👍👍

[@antoniusdesun5509]

Sangat luar biasa teknologi Tiongkok 👍👍👍👍👍

[@eddiewong9272]

China’s 🇨🇳 Chang’e-6 probe landed in the South Pole-Aitken Basin, where it had collected samples from the lunar surface and on its way to earth 🌍 Congratulation and welcome back from the moon 🌝

[@esztervarga5431]

Right after the machine put the lunar stuff into that container thing, it quickly showed out the Chinese flag proudly. It was a really badass move 😂 Congratuation China! I am really excited to learn more about my favourite moon!

[@verypleasantguy]

China, the *_super badass_* country !

[@eugenec7130]

1969 US Apollo 11 Human Moon Landing: Erecting a big US Flag on the moon surface was the FIRST thing American astronauts did when they landed on the moon. But they did not dig the lunar soil and collect soil samples back to Earth.

[@verypleasantguy]

@@eugenec7130 What ? You want them to dig *Arizona* soil and hand it to NASA ?

[@esztervarga5431]

@@verypleasantguy lmao

[@esztervarga5431]

@@verypleasantguy China was so epic It really felt like I have watched a sci-fi animation by Holywood. But this happened in real life rather in a film studio. And this is the reasion why I am so hyped right now. We really can do cool things when we work together as a team! If China can do it then everyone can do it too I think

[@levikrongold1549]

Ich bin beeindruckt. Wenn die großen Geister dieser Welt ihre Energie für die Kooperation miteinander, anstatt für Kriege gegeneinander einsetzen könnten, hätten wir eine echte Perspektive für die Zukunft.

[@段闵]

你知道的，這個世界上總有那麼多人想讓自己的盤子裡比別人食物多更多，儘管他們從他們的胃口而言並不需要！

[@levikrongold1549]

@@段闵 Wie wahr! Gerade deshalb müssen sich die konstruktiven Kräfte jetzt formieren. Sonst steuern wir auf eine Katastrophe zu. Das "Böse" muss ins Licht des Bewusstseins gezogen werden. Wir haben bisher zu lange geschwiegen. Das muss sich ändern!

[@zhifuge-xq1ex]

那么是谁禁止中国加入国际空间站的呢？

[@levikrongold1549]

@@zhifuge-xq1ex Sehen sie, ich kritisiere die feindlichen Reaktionen auf allen Seiten. Sie sind eine menschliche Schwäche, die es zu überwinden gilt. Daran möchte ich mitwirken. Es gibt in allen Nationen friedliche und kluge Menschen, die leider selten in den Regierungen anzutreffen sind. Feindbilder zu schaffen, ist leider eine Taktik, um Menschen gegeneinander aufzubringen. Wir sollten uns nicht auf diese niedrige Ebene herablassen. Wir werden von den Eliten dieser Welt missbraucht, um uns gegenseitig zu bekämpfen. Das muss beendet werden.

[@davisho3638]

Tapi NEGARA-NEGARA BARAT..... Kini telah jadi Negara SAMPAH DEMOKRASI

[@王焉-v4u]

举国旗的小手手弹出来的时候，太可爱了😊

[@tonbopro]

CE5 had similar mating and transfer of samples ， China has turned it into an Art

[@gpeace787]

Fantastic People amazing job

[@verypleasantguy]

@@gpeace787 I still can't understand why NASA's chief honcho proclaimed that the Far Side of the Moon has no light, and always *dark* Americans have more insights of the moon than the others ?

[@mbvgvskvrs868]

The Chinese lander has an arm holding the flag and also flexing the bicep muscle saying :"China strong." 🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳

[@jurgenneuhaus6726]

Hope the samples come clean back 🙂

[@varvoom]

There's nothing for you NASA!

[@汉廷-k3d]

Absolutely!

[@tluangasailo3663]

NASA brought back 362 kg of lunar sample from 5 Apollo missions, so...

[@汉廷-k3d]

@@tluangasailo3663 from near side, 0 from far side!

[@wongcilik5960]

@@tluangasailo3663 FAKE

[@varvoom]

@@tluangasailo3663 The Chinese Moon soil came from the moon's dark side, which is invisible to NASA.

[@dand4075]

What's in it for China to share those samples with other countries? What have they done to deserve it.

[@joshualee8885]

Bravo! Well Done China! I believe this is only the initial stage of great accomplisments and successes in your space programme. 👏👏👏👏👏

[@davidrussell7530]

At this rate they will beat the Americans to the moon and Mars

[@wision888]

before 2030

[@tluangasailo3663]

Maybe not, American trying to land the entire gigantic Starship rocket to moon and takeoff

[@michaelchen4879]

I strongly believe Americans will be earlier than Chinese in crewed mission landing on the moon. They can make it no later than 2028 or even earlier. About 3 years ahead China. China would never envy at that. It is American's Wolf Amendment that hampered herself in collaborating with China. China never set any blockades in working together with any other countries.

[@liongjiahwong5478]

Cheap talk is no use. Just do it.​@@tluangasailo3663

[@araara4746]

What next? Next, the US will beg China to get lunar soil.

[@lengthao8424]

No no China will not give to the US.........!!!!!!!!!!

[@robertf3479]

Why would the US do that? Maybe instead the US should demand the return of the Apollo samples shared with Bejing.

[@yuliu8875]

@@robertf3479 You mean samples from Hollywood studio?

[@乾谦]

@@robertf3479 Apollo samples are most possibly earth soil.

[@Handsome-ic1bx]

US no need to beg China..India have capabilities to help US to get the soil from moon...India only need one step further to a head of China.

[@oweerogee1263]

time to go to mars and dig some soil back

[@段闵]

需要一次發射兩枚火箭各自攜帶兩個探測器，另外需要三年左右的發射窗口時間！

[@petergibson2318]

Correction: An object orbiting the moon has an “apolune” farthest point and a “ perilune” closest point to the moon. NOT AS STATED “apogee” and “perigee”. The terms “apogee” and “perigee” refer to an object orbiting the earth only. Similarly the terms “aphelion” and “perihelion” refer only to objects orbiting the sun.

[@PointOrView]

You are absolutely right. My bad. Thanks for correcting me.

[@nikies3991]

China Technical Quality Assurance

[@directxxxx71]

7:27 Guys this one is actual moon selfie, not CGI 😂😂😂😂

[@dranzacspartan8002]

Congratulations to China ... from Down Under.

[@cosimo7770]

Great achievement. Pity about the terrible unnecessary background 'music'.

[@michaelchen4879]

I can't agree more.

[@JeanGunnhildr88]

I believe NASA will go and ask an Moon example from the country that China give to.

[@JoySeekingDisciple]

China will give a piece of the sample to the US.

[@michaelchen4879]

NASA has asked yesterday.

[@liongjiahwong5478]

True..

[@ejdkdjdkd3893]

why nobody check change 5 mission coz change 6 mission is completely same with 5.the only difference is 6 landed dark side of lunar

[@seasnail2704]

When is Lunar-Orbit Rendezvous?

[@pumalee1997]

What is Task of Chang'E 7?

[@acuantjahyadi7393]

Tugasnya memberi tahu dunia Amerika membohongi dunia lewat Apollo. 11 😂😂

[@derrychen6923]

@@acuantjahyadi7393 I am still amazed by how US was able to broadcast Apollo mission's live steam world wild 60 years ago, pure MAGIC!

[@finnwu8709]

2026年Chang'E 7 2028年Chang'E 8 通过机器人建设月球科考站，为2030年中国人登陆月球做准备。

[@南港不秋]

2026 Chang'e-7 will conduct environmental exploration and resource utilization at the lunar south pole, with one of its key goals being to search for substances such as water ice.

[@南港不秋]

Chang'e-7 and Chang'e-8 will form the basic model of China's scientific research station at the South Pole of the Moon.

[@garylester8621]

Mighty impressive. The once mighty NASA got crushed by it's arrogance. Slipping further and further behind everyone else.

[@liongjiahwong5478]

Not sure Wolf is alive to witness the Chang'er 6 success.

[@padawanmage71]

I look at the chinese lander and it looks a lot like the Apollo moon lander, squat, able to land without tipping over. So unlike the last few landers...

[@randdresearch]

exactly, the China made car look like ours as well. they have 4 wheels.

[@ericliume]

Welcome home.

[@strongchallenger2269]

Give this piece to the US 🀄.... 🤭 CNSA is so advanced. It took them 10 years to plan and over 50 engineers to design those machines. Warning : No entry to that piece of land🀄 without permission! Based on my knowledge, it would take NASA another 50 years to be able to get there. You would need to spend 20 years to design Magpie Bridge relay satellite! Do you know how high those paperwork design compilation is? More than one storey high! LOL... Billy don't be a hero... Keep your head low!

[@kenchanhongkong]

ha ha The Wolf Amendment for China only. Shameless US politicians.

[@jiewei-vn3wi]

🎉🎉中国🇨🇳中国🇨🇳中国

[@月隐谷]

日前，美国航天局局长表示，因为法律的原因，美国不能与中国探月的成果进行合作，但如果中国免费给美国一些月球的样本，我们也欢迎😅

[@jia03]

美国佬的脸皮真够厚,天下无敌。.

[@yanli9072]

哇塞🎊🎉👏👍❤️🇨🇳💪💐💋

[@kittymoosia7130]

Amazing welcome home safe ❤

[@goldgeologist5320]

Russian and China sent robot lander and return small sample mass! Americans sent 12 men starting 55 years ago and returned hundred hundreds of kilos. Congratulations on your achievement!

[@yyyccc-wm3cl]

Is there any connection between sending 12 men to Arizona and the moon landing?🤔

[@williamchoi6902]

In Hollywood movie you seen before

[@mcc9102]

Even 21st century technology cannot solve the signal delay, the videos are actually combined by thousands of pictures to be edited on earth before broadcasting. How could American sent video doing live stream?? I don't think American can use 4KB memory computer to process the data. I don't believe America got 8G telecommunications technology. They don't even have 5G now

[@sergeh2215]

Where is US?

[@mauricegold9377]

Still sitting on the launch-pad. If Starliner cannot launch by Thursday, it is back to the hangar for a battery-swap which will take 10 days. all this from a company once paid 800 million dollars a year by the US military to be 'flight-ready', but in reality was just money for nothing. And Starliner cost 4.2 billion dollars; it is 4 years since SpaceX Crew Dragon aced its manned test, and each Starliner flight is 35 million dollars extra per astronaut launched than SpaceX (90 vs 55 million dollars). What a shameful waste.

[@jumsaesiaw6890]

@@mauricegold9377oh wow 😲 thank you for all these details ❤

[@Zerpentsa6598]

Sounds like Ge Ping is preparing us for a failure?

[@happyhunter]

Next Up: Bill Nelson begs for some scraps like he did Chang e 5

[@f2u2DeakWatt]

And what happened to the Chandrayan 3, going down but can't get back up 😂

[@mtlauj8038]

Chinese engineers and scientists are amazing, they talks the talk and walks the walk. While U.S. engineers and scientists continues to make excuses and saying "THIS" and "THAT" about why they decided not going to the moon b/c NASA found UFO and Alien on the moon, etc. Hilarious as F&#K! MUAHAHAHA!

[@wesleymorley]

why is it you need a space station to get of earth yet you can get of the moon with a small rocket engine.🖖🏼.

[@michaelchen4879]

I don't think it is wise to lent out the samples. You will not know if the samples are 100% original or didn't be contaminated when they are returned.

[@wongcilik5960]

❤❤❤☝☝☝👍👍👍💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪

[@superpooper_2030]

I think this is insulting Indian culture of worshipping western civilization

[@keithrobson2168]

Why the stupid jazz music just tell what is happening

[@vijaykumarvijay6089]

Chaina we Love india people and Modi all' so

[@SansSouciSack]

Scramble the brains of all the on-lookers with tons of CGI, upbeat music and WALLA, you got em all amazed. Look ma, the Chinese went to the moon!

[@yyyccc-wm3cl]

Stick to what you believe in.🫡

[@boonteoh7240]

Why take so long, Nasa took only 8 days 😅!

[@XD-pd9tc]

it came back on a trajectory which saves more.fuel.

[@Arus_战巡]

NASA did it because it had to, Apollo crafts could only provide live support for 3 astronauts less than 2 weeks. Unmaned missions have no such limitation, it could be done slowly but nicely, with smaller and less powerful engines (which means more payloads for science equipments instead of engines and fuels)

[@oliveb5863]

Karena NASA mendaratnya distudio Hollywood😊

[@鄭國威]

Was NASA on the far side of the moon at the time

[@Chickenworm9394]

From Hollywood to Washington it shouldn't even take that long

[@ljre3397]

Pretty smart them Chinese. Just don’t trust them.

[@robertf3479]

It amazes me how many Chinese Bots are posting here.

[@Chickenworm9394]

Cry harder indian😂

[@王焉-v4u]

您是cia吗？

[@jetli740]

they have every right as you to be here... proud of their achievement. like you defend in previous post how much better apollo moon mission is., stop be a sour grape or a karen

[@eternalqq4801]

@@王焉-v4uFBI！open the door！！！😂😂😂

[@directxxxx71]

Why are you even here? It's surely not about your country's space exploration 😂😂😂

[@祖宗-e5o]

The orbiter injects sperm into the body of the returnee, and the pregnant returnee returns to Earth