Chinese spacecraft to attempt first landing on far side of the moon
Chang’e 4 mission aims to drop a rover into a vast and unexplored impact crater
The first spacecraft to attempt a landing on the far side of the moon is due to blast off from a launch facility in China, a historic step in lunar exploration.
The Chinese space agency’s Chang’e 4 mission aims to drop a robotic lander and rover into the moon’s vast and unexplored South Pole-Aitken basin, the largest and deepest impact crater in the solar system.