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Chang’e-6 collected lunar samples from the far side of the Moon
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- According to the China National Space Administration (CNSA), the Chang’e-6 lunar lander has successfully collected lunar samples from the Apollo crater, located in the South Pole-Aitkin impact basin on the far side of the Moon, on 2-3 June 2024. Chang’e-6 used two methods for collecting lunar soil: drilling to collect subsurface samples and grabbing from the surface with a robotic arm.
Credit: China Central Television (CCTV)/China National Space Administration (CNSA)
Chang’e-6 ascends to lunar orbit ruclips.net/video/qnonHQ_s1p8/видео.html
Congrats from west coast USA !! Bravo and well done to all involved!!
谢谢你❤❤❤
Thank you, I hope more in US have the same sentiments as yourself. Helps to understand each other be less belligerent between fellow human beings and share successes
Wish oneday Chinese taikonauts and US astronauts wil stand together on the lunar surface.
@@tompkinshe4486 美国首先要废除相关法律，才有可能。
MAGA!
It is amazing to be able to perform these delicate movements under the drastic temperature fluctuations of nearly 300℃ on the lunar surface. Precise and perfect. Respect.
🤦♂️
300C is too much 😅
What was meant by 300'C : Morning Temperature around 120'C and night temperature at around -130'C... So, the top range to bottom should be around 250'C. The safe range should be more than 250'C. So, 300'C seems plausible
A full day on the moon is about 29 earth days long. The lander is not getting the extreme low and high temperature while it is collecting the samples.
@@dansv1 you are right. Last I read, it took the machine 48 hours to get the sample. Based on the video, the light rays of the sun means it took the sample at 120'C these past 48 hours. So, no temperature fluctuations of 300'C this time.
I need this, a good way to end off the night after a busy day.
There are actually A LOT of details in this video, especially the moon soil. Let's hope success return of the spacecraft and bring these samples back!
Scientific class to the human being who lives on the Earth great works
Bravo, Great China! A huge achievement
Breathtaking
Man, this footage is out of this world!!
That is simply incredible. The level of engineering ability is easily the most accomplished. Much respect for your efforts.
Congratulation.....bravo to all Chinese scientists and engineers who are involved in this Change e 6 project.....what a super achievement!
This mission is so exciting. We are going to learn so much more about the moon by studying these samples from the far side. Based on recent experiences, I have a lot of confidence they'll be able to get these samples to earth. China has really upped their game in Space technology. Great job so far. Keeping my fingers crossed and good luck!
Magnificent achievement. Bravo 👏🇨🇳👏.. and God bless 🙏
China knows what's up with the cameras. You have to put cameras and lots of them with lots of cool angles and video! It doesn't matter if it's not scientific - for me, these are the coolest moon images since Apollo 11, because it's regular images and video and a lot of different angles.
Unnecessary weight
@@tsumplay3094 It's more weight, but these days with tiny cellphone cameras it's not too crazy. It's added cost for sure though, but science is ultimately funded by public sentiment, so the more that people are able to see and feel and get excited about these missions, the more money will flow into them.
Are you kidding me, camera are tiny these days...do you own a smartphone? 🤔
WOW 😯 Bravo CHINA 🇨🇳
Awesome!
respect
为祖国感到骄傲，给这些年轻的科研人员点赞👍
The scooping marks represent a Chinese character - 中, which means CHINA in short form. Cool idea.
你不说我都没发现😂
We promised this was our secret, don't tell anyone why I made a pattern like this
台湾是一个独立国家的！
估计很多人会说像十字架
@@Azuria969语法都特么的不通，海独立呢，独立你麻痹啊
Bravo, great job and looking forward to seeing its successful return!
new space technology era creators
太酷了！无声胜有声！
Good work
wow
Good to see that the probe is working right. Hope the can get their samples back.
It's also good to see that they are sharing.
odw already . Expected return to earth 25 June . stay tuned.
Moon base in just 10 more years! Exciting times!
by 2030 is the time stated by China space agency
Well done, CNSA!
中国的一小步，人类的一大步
确实，中国🇨🇳
中国🇨🇳
@@mirukusatoumashi 中国が勝てなかったのなら、なぜあなたの祖先は降伏文書に署名したのですか?
America takes a small step back, humanity takes a big step back
really wonderful!!!
China is a blessing to human kind!
No, it quite demonstrably is not.
It only servers as a bad example and source of spite now.
@@Jan_Strzelecki you suck
@@Jan_Strzelecki loser speach
@@Jan_Strzelecki shame on u
@@Jan_Strzelecki煞笔
This is Chinese romance, because the collector wrote a Chinese character in Chinese when collecting soil. 中
the drone even sent a message to Weibo(Chinese X), with the location 'From the moon'
@@user-ir4qp5xp3k那个其实是微博的会员功能，修改机型小尾巴
你很懂🎉🎉🎉
i can watch it a whole day.
lol
Superb achievement
Did the scooper write the Chinese character China 中 ?
yes
Cause many China products/achievement video got claimed to be others in social media, they now add clear writing that it belongs to China. Kinda like a watermark.
Nicely done!
From the backside of moon. Amazing
Looks like the texture of my fires ashpan - salute to Chang'e-6 thanks for the updates
Every movements precise and perfect. Bravo China. Respect.
Glory to China！
太神奇了😊
Well done China!
Amazing 😍
great and amazing
Great！China❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
国内的视频更长，细节也更多，操控人员都是年轻的科学家，为我的国点赞❤❤
Reminds me of the bottom of the ocean
挖了个“中”字
注册商标 !!!
中国的中，河南的中😊
好像还真是🙃
Abs BRAVO BRAVO ....... very well done China !
excellent
Congratulations from USA
Congratulations :) That was a shape of Chinese character 'Zhong', nice idea Chang'E 6 team :)
Zhong aka the Middle Kingdom
Absolutely amazing❤congratulations to China
This is pretty special.
Congratulations 🎉🎉China 👍👍
了不起！
Great China❤❤❤
Bravo China.
真的感叹啊，以前都是看老美在月球上各种操作，这次轮到全世界观摩我们在月球上操作了
geez... meanwhile, boeing's starliner can't even liftoff
Yeah, but the Starliner carries humans. Big difference. NASA has rovers on Mars, so good on that too, right?
@@TheSteveSteele yeah, but China built and operates their OWN Space Station
isn't it a league of its own?
@@junaidisalam5718 I really don’t like taking sides but, the Chinese space station is 1/5th the size of the ISS which is mostly US designed, made and funded, and the ISS has been up there doing science for 20 years! The Russians had MIR in the ‘90s, and Salyut in the ‘70s and ‘80s. NASA had Skylab in the early ‘70s. Why do you have to pick a side? I’m very happy for China, but compared to NASA, China is just getting started. China is the 6th nation to make it to the moon. Five other countries beat them there. But if you really want to compare, then how about all the probes NASA has sent around the solar system? NASA has sent probes to the Sun multiple times, to Mercury (which is the hardest planet to get to along with Pluto), Venus multiple times, Mars multiple times, Jupiler multiple times, Saturn multiple times plus Titan (thanks to an ESA probe), and Pluto a few years ago. NASA has sent two probes out of the solar system that were built in the ‘70s and they still work(!), and I think a third is close behind. NASA has two deep space telescopes, Hubble and Webb, (which have possibly viewed one of the oldest galaxies in the known universe!) And they’ve done about a hundred other things I don’t have time to mention, including inventing the space suit, and building a space plane, the Space Shuttle, etc etc.
Most of the bad things that happen around NASA are due to contractors not fulling their contracts. NASA has already sent their SLS to the moon and landed back on earth. They’re waiting for Boeing and SpaceX to get their act together and deliver on the promises that they took billions of dollars for. Blame them! But seriously, sincere congrats to China for their great mission. But don’t hate on NASA. I know many NASA employees and they are smart, hard working, good people that are highly educated. NASA and the Soviets paved the way for all other countries to have space programs. All other nations have learned from the US and the Soviets. In fact, to be perfectly honest, the design of Chinese rockets are directly “influenced” by US and Russian designs, and so is their space station. It’s basically a small copy of the ISS. Their current rocket looks exactly like the ULA rocket. And finally, neither the US nor Russia were technically the first nation to get to space with a rocket. The first was Nazi Germany when they launched V2 rockets at London. The V2 went into space before it came down. But you could also say the Chinese were the first to consider rocketry with the invention of fireworks. This all goes to show that ALL humans play an active role in technological developments, and that we shouldn’t disparage one nation in favor of another. Sorry for the long post.
@@TheSteveSteele中国在火星上也有漫步车😂
@junaidisalam5718 Eh, the original plan was for US to make their own "space station freedom" but then it became the ISS(which in my opinion is cooler than just one country thing).
Also USA did have a "purely American" station long time ago known as Skylab.
Amazing work well done.
woa thoise image are very impressive. like all space mission. Bravo to China and French and Pak.
what has it got to do with French n pak ? They are only hitching ride with their payloads.
@@nanyanguo1 They are some french that have participate to the launch and preparation of the mission (they live in China though). for Pak it's indeed only a payload for the satellite but still part of this china Mission. so congratulation to them too.
Congratulations! Groundbreaking achievement 🎉🎉
土的颜色很深，看起来像是有水的样子，或者只是光线问题？
溶洞里有冰，几乎可以肯定月背有水
The moon rocks and regolith from the Chang'e 6 Lunar mission is homeward bound now. Space weather permitting, it will take 5,6 or 7 days to reach China. Happy sailing. ❤
Very, very impressive. As is the ascent video (on another clip)
真丝滑！
👏👏👏
The dragon had landed.
Amazing Mission moon
Great achievement 👍🏻
How they will bring back home safely?
Wow, great work!👍 come home to planet earth soon
A HUGE congrats to China! not only they pulled this off perfectly, but with video from every angles, this is very good stuff.
Now america, your move.
Nice👏
Nice !
Awesome asf
Amazing.
TaikonauT
💚🐉🇨🇳🐉💚
wow cool
China tattooed the far side of the moon 😅
Great
中国太伟大了，加油我的祖国
一想到還有6年，就要登月了。甚是激動
是的，每隔两年都会有重要的月球发射任务，利用月壤3D打印在月球建造“蛋型”的基地！
A bunch of Nature and Science papers will come out soon
非常成功的任务，期待25号返回
❤
I believe there are 2 separate containers for both methods of moon soil samples?
One container. How the scientists and engineers separate and store the different samples is unknown.
@@ys29229 two samples, one is drill samples, another is surface samples.
Interesting
太牛逼了
The moon soil look a bit yellow, is that the lighting? And it seems very very soft look at them like dust. 😅
I guess it is because the light. The moon soil is indeed very very fine due to billions of years of stone corrosion.
There were three earlier landings but on the bright side of the moon, from India, US and Japan. The Indian lander may be considered the most successful of the three. The other two landers landed downside up. All the three landers are written off after a short period. Bravo to China.
Guess why it's called Chang'e 6, and what are its five siblings for?
😂中国对月球发射了六次探测器，第一次绕月飞行，后五次登陆月球。前三次在正面成功登陆，后两次在背面并且钻探取样。所以这次叫嫦娥6号探测器。🎉中国第一次登陆月球在十年前。只是印度人不知道而已。印度发射了三次，第三次成功登陆月球。
China had sent 6 explorers to the moon. The 1st one was circling the moon. The later 5 ones landed on the Moon. The first 3 landings were on the bright side of the moon, and the last 2 landings were on the far side of the moon. Also there are 2 samples collections, on on the bright side and the other one on the far side. China's first landing on the moon was 10 years ago. By the way, where are the images and videos of the Indian landing?
While the Japan's SLIM did flip, it still landed very precisely. But in terms of science mission ye it didn't do that well, but it was able to somehow survive 4 nights when it wasn't supposed to.
？？？
🇨🇳💪🇨🇳👍🇨🇳🚀👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
太酷了
挖下去里面竟然是黑的！这是不是意味着可以种菜？
意味可能有水
55 years after Apollo 11 in 1969, I am glad the Chinese have arrived. Now we know there will finally be a moon base. Waiting for a US moon base is like waiting for them to make high speed trains like Japan did back in 1964 when the Beatles released their first album.
干得漂亮
so easy
牛B
加油！我的祖国
The sand is brown interesting 🤔
i believed its moisturized, so there would be water beneath.
@@BarefootWalker Your belief is wrong.
It depends on what cameras and where on the moon. Some Chinese cameras show a gray surface, some a brown surface. Just like NASA and Russia have shown it to be.
@@TheSteveSteele It must be settings or filters on the cameras as these are all images from the same location. The landing timelapse images look nothing like the video feed.
@@Dooguk I’m not sure about the Chinese cameras. But NASA’s footage shows a gray surface when they’re flying over it, and a brown surface when they’re on it. The earlier Apollo missions used black and white film, (Apollo 11,12 and 13), so that could explain that. Apollo 16 dug into the moon’s regolith and found orange dirt below brown dirt. It may be due to the angle of the sun’s light and the monotone brightness of the sun’s reflection for objects just over the surface that it looks gray. But that’s a total guess. I’m sure there are articles about this subject that explain why this happens.
🇨🇳🛰️🌒👏👍💪🇨🇳
Why don't we already have too many samples of rocks from the moon, obtained from missions, obtained from meteorites ... it's more like a race again...
🇨🇳❤