Chinese rover begins research on the moon - TVN 24

Jade Rabbit will examine the Gulf of Rainbows. Chinese people landed on the moon the first 37 years – 14-12-2013

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Chinese spacecraft landed on the moon on Saturday – said the Chinese news agency Xinhua. This is the first such landing since 1976. Thus, the People’s Republic of China repeated the feat the United States and the former Soviet Union. read more »

- After the success of the mission Chang’e 3 Operation Moon enters the third phase, the main task is to collect samples. We are currently working on the mission, which will be launched in 2017 – said Wu Zhijian, a spokesman for the State Administration of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense. – Our program operation Moon is a project that aims to peaceful use of outer space. We cooperate with Russia, the European Space Agency and other international organizations – he added.

“Way cooperation can lead to valuable discoveries”

According to experts, the Chinese Space Agency’s cooperation with other institutions of this type is a reasonable move. – The world has already experienced that only through cooperation can walk to the beautiful, valuable, valuable for people to discover in space. So, for example, the European Space Agency, which is working with the U.S. Space Agency NASA – said Monday on TVN24 Dr. Krzysztof Ziolkowski Space Research Centre of the Polish Academy of Sciences.

Sunday session Jade Rabbit

Sunday sze?cioko?owy vehicle pulled to the surface of the moon at a special ramp abandoned by the lander to the volcanic plain Sinus Iridium (Rainbow Bay), which is located in the northern hemisphere. This plain is part of the Mare Imbrium – one of the “seas” lunar. The culmination of a successful landing was to take a photo of the Jade Rabbit by lander (created when the image of the lander – made them the Jade Rabbit) while after the lunar surface touched.

lander probe is to operate for a year, and the Jade Rabbit for about three months. Jeep is designed to overcome difficult obstacles.