China successfully landed a spacecraft on the far side of the moon, bringing it closer to the United States in space exploration. This mission, aimed at conducting analysis tests and collecting surface samples, is a testament to China’s burgeoning prowess and development of its space program.

The Chang’e-6 space probe, launched in April, reached its destination on the moon on Sunday. Upon landing, the spacecraft unfurled China’s flag using a robotic arm. This flag, made of a special composite material, was not planted on the moon’s surface but displayed in full view, symbolizing China’s successful lunar mission. 

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