View Of Chang E 4 Lander From Yutu 2 4 January Both the chang’e 4 lander and yutu 2 rover are visible in this image, taken by the lunar reconnaissance orbiter on january 31, 2019. image via nasa gsfc arizona state university. wider view of. The chang'e 4 lunar rover, called yutu 2, begins the short descent to the surface of the moon's far side in this image from the lander taken on jan. 3, 2019. the six wheeled rover was originally.
Chang E 4 China’s chang’e 4 lander and yutu 2 rover are continuing to function well and have completed their fourth lunar day since landing on the far side of the moon on 3 january 2019 this year. though no real science results have emerged yet, scientists involved stated in correspondence (paywall) to nature geoscience that the landing site shows. The chang'e 4 landing site located in von kármán crater, south pole–aitken basin on the lunar farside with clearly visible and labeled lander, yutu 2 rover, and rover tracks. the rover tracks have been highlighted to appear more visible. lroc nac image m1370616052. scientists from the united states and china spoke regularly leading up to. Chang'e 4 and yutu 2, china's mission to the moon's farside. The chang’e 4 (ce 4) spacecraft successfully landed on the lunar farside on january 3, 2019. the planned durations of the scientific investigations for the lander and the yutu 2 rover are 6 and.
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