For the first time ever, China’s Chang’e 6 robotic mission has brought back valuable samples from the moon’s far side. How does it work? Follow Mega Project’s experiment on the “moon’s surface” and discover how it achieved success. Beyond our sight, on behalf of everyone on this planet, Chang’e 6 has glimpsed the deeper, unknown cosmos — the boundless sea of stars.
Adventurer to the far side of the moon
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