China successfully launches unmanned rocket to dark side of Moon, Pakistan’s payload tags along
FirstpostThe 8-ton Chang’e-6 probe was launched using the Long March-5, China’s largest rocket, which took off from the Wenchang Space Launch Center in Hainan. Once on the dark side of the Moon, Chang’e-6 will collect soil and rock samples, and bring them back the earth The Long March-5, China's largest rocket, launches while carrying the Chang’e-6 probe, along with payloads from France, Italy, Sweden, and Pakistan. China’s Chang’e-6 mission is set to carry payloads from various international partners, showcasing the collaborative nature of space exploration. China’s colonisation plans Chang’e-6 is part of China’s long-term plan to establish a permanent research station on the Moon, known as the International Lunar Research Station, in collaboration with Russia.