China probe touches down on far side of moon in historic landing

The video covers the launch of a Chinese spacecraft from the Shichang Satellite Launch Center, its entry into lunar orbit, and subsequent landing on the Moon's South Pole Aiken Basin. The rover separated from the lander to explore the Von Karman Crater, equipped with advanced imaging tools. The lander is tasked with conducting low-frequency radio astronomy and testing plant growth in low gravity. The mission aims to explore water resources and has sent back the first close-up images of the moon's far side.

Where did the spacecraft land on the Moon?

• Mare Imbrium

• Sea of Tranquility

• South Pole Aiken Basin

• Von Karman Crater

What is the primary mission of the Rover on the Moon?

• To test new propulsion systems

• To establish a communication base

• To explore the Von Karman Crater

• To collect samples from the Moon's surface

Which of the following instruments is NOT equipped on the Rover?

• Divisible imaging spectrometer

• Low frequency spectrometer

• Near infrared imaging spectrometer

• Panoramic camera

What scientific experiment will the Lander conduct on the Moon?

• Testing new solar panels

• Launching a satellite from the Moon

• Building a lunar base

• Growing plants in low gravity

How did the probe send back the first close-up image of the Moon's far side?

• By storing it for later retrieval

• Using a direct transmission to Earth

• Via a relay satellite named Chechow

• Through a network of lunar satellites