The Chinese lunar landlock Chang-e-4 wakes up for the third sunrise on the moon



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Chang-e-4, the last Chinese lunar lander, has awoken Friday after a three-week hibernation at 7:52. The LG has now returned to normal conditions and will continue its scientific exploration activities, according to a CCTV report.

The Yutu-2 Lunar Rover also woke up earlier on February 28 and is functioning normally.

(Top image via VCG)

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