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Chang’e-6, the Chinese probe landed on the dark side of the Moon

The Chang'e-6 mission will collect lunar soil and rock samples by drilling with specialized tools.

The satellite will be released from the Japanese experimental module to evaluate its strength and durability in space.

The expansion of the role of the private space industry, with the objective of strengthening the country's competitiveness.

The Progress 88 spacecraft is scheduled to take off next Thursday, May 30, supported by the Soyuz rocket.

The nuclear propulsion system of NASA's Perseverance rover converts heat from natural radioactive decay.

The Quarterhorse Mk 0 was the first "not designed to fly" model to perform taxiing tests.

SpaceX continues to develop its infrastructure in Boca Chica, Texas, in preparation for its next flight.

The ValveTech company strongly recommended "not proceeding with the second launch attempt" due to failures.

The determination to postpone the event was a joint decision between NASA, Boeing and United Launch Alliance.

The Chang'e 7 mission has the objectives of analyzing water ice and volatiles in the shadows of craters.

Each flight has specific objectives to ensure safety.

The capsule ride could cost $150,000 and is intended to provide near-space experiences.