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China’s landmark achievements in lunar exploration during 2025 are bringing humanity closer to a shared future on the moon. Discover how global cooperation is shaping the next era of space exploration.
China’s Chang’e-7 lunar mission, set for launch around 2026, will carry a seismograph to study moonquakes and search for water ice at the moon’s south pole.
China’s lunar soil samples from the Chang’e-5 mission were displayed for the first time at the UN Vienna headquarters, marking a significant milestone in international space cooperation.
China’s recent zero-altitude escape test of its new crewed spacecraft marks a major milestone in its lunar exploration ambitions, bringing the dream of landing Chinese astronauts on the moon closer to reality.
China has opened its lunar samples to scientists from around the world, including the United States, marking a new chapter in international space cooperation.
China’s chief lunar designer Wu Weiren emphasizes international cooperation in building the International Lunar Research Station, inviting scientists worldwide to collaborate on lunar exploration.
China unveils a lunar soil brick-making machine that could pave the way for moon bases, showcasing future lunar exploration plans at an exhibition in Beijing.
China is advancing its space program with ambitious missions in 2025, focusing on space station operations and manned lunar exploration, strengthening its role as a global space power.
China’s 6th Human Space Symposium begins in Shenzhen, highlighting advancements in manned spaceflight and future lunar exploration plans.