The Chang'e-6 probe returned to Earth in triumph Tuesday, bringing the first rock and other samples from the far side of the moon. The mission marks a significant leap forward in the quest to unlock the secrets of the moon. Its success will help explore the moon's mysteries more comprehensively in the future.
On June 22, the Sino-French satellite Space Variable Objects Monitor (SVOM) was successfully launched. Earlier, on May 3, China's Chang'e-6 lunar probe carried France's Detection of Outgassing RadoN to the moon, marking the first collaboration between the two countries in lunar exploration and France's debut in a lunar landing project. This year also celebrates the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and France, highlighting their longstanding cooperation in space.
Pushing the development of tech innovation is needed to achieve China's goal of becoming a leading sports nation by 2035, as well as becoming a modernized country.
