Overview

• Chang'e-6 transferred the first samples from the moon's far side to a spacecraft in lunar orbit.
• The mission involves a complex sequence of maneuvers, including autonomous docking and sample transfer.
• China aims to return the samples to Earth by June 25, with a planned landing in Inner Mongolia.
• The mission has garnered national pride and international attention, highlighting China's advancements in space technology.
• A mini-rover equipped with AI captured historic images of the mission on the lunar surface.