A take-off unit from a Chinese probe returns to the surface of the moon “so as not to contaminate its orbit”.

Cairo – via Mohamed Salah – The take-off unit from Chinese lunar station “Chang A-5” has successfully landed on the moon’s surface for the second time, according to the Chinese space establishment, indicating that the unit take-off exited at 01.59 hours from the orbit of the moon and landed on its surface successfully in order to Fail to turn into space waste prevents other lunar stations from studying the moon, according to Russia Today.

The space company recalled that the “Chang A-5” station consists of the orbital probe, the airstrip and the take-off unit, which returned the landing platform to orbit. the moon after completing its mission to collect lunar soil samples.

It should be noted that the Chinese “Changan-5” missile was launched on November 24 on the moon carrying sections of the Chinese lunar station “Chang A-5”, and the landing platform separate from the station. in the moon’s orbit on December 1 to land on the moon’s surface.

Over the next two days, the platform excavated and collected moon rocks, then lifted off from the moon’s surface by the take-off unit carrying a capsule containing two kilograms of lunar soil samples, and then the station orbital separate from the take-off unit to transport the capsule with the lunar soil samples to Earth.