Na bijna 6 jaar rijdt Yutu 2 nog steeds op de Maan rond
De Chang’e maanrover is sinds begin 2019 in bedrijf maar China geeft laatste jaren nog maar mondjesmaat informatie vrij over hun tweede Jade Konijn op de Maan.
https://www.kuuke.nl/na-bijna-6-jaar-rijdt-yutu-2-nog-steeds-op-de-maan-rond/
#Change4 #china #maan #maanrover #VerreZijdeVanDeMaan #Yutu2
Coltivare piante sulla Luna per la biorigenerazione ambientale. La Cina ha realizzato una piccola fattoria sulla Luna nel 2019. Quali sono stati i risultati? Il 3 gennaio 2019, il lander cinese Chang'e-4 è atterrato sul lato nascosto della Luna e ha inviato il rover Yutu.
#ambientiextraterrestri #Arabidopsis #ariarespirabile #BiologicalExperimentPayload #BLSS #Change4 #crescitapiante #landercinese #LUNA #semidicolza #uovadimosca
Irailaren 4an, #Chandrayaan3 misioaren #Pragyan astromobila hibernazioan sartu zen Ilargi gaua igarotzeko (14 egun lurtar). Hau, Ilargiaren alde ezkutuan dagoen #ChangE4 misioaren #Yutu2 astromobilatik 1891 kilometrotara dago.
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Vielleicht die bisher längste Mission am Mond Chang'e 4
auch #ChangE4
Platz 2500km Umkreis
Wo sich die Mission aufhält
Südpool Mond
Aitken-Becken
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Pole%E2%80%93Aitken_basin
Bild Der Racker soll schon um 1500m bis 2023 gemacht haben - bei Forschungsarbeiten am #Southpol Moon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yutu-2
Yutu2 Rover mit Robotik
To 2019 η αποστολή #change4 προσεληνώνεται και εκτοξεύει το ερευνητικό σκάφος #yutu2.
Από γεννήσεις έχουμε την Αμερικανίδα κοινωνική αναμορφωτή Lucretia Mott (1793), το Γερμανό καλλιτέχνη August Macke (1887), τον Άγγλο συγγραφέα J.R.R. Tolkien (1892), τον Ιταλό σκηνοθέτη Sergio Leone (1929), τον Αμερικανό μηχανικό και επιχειρηματία Gordon Moore (1929), τον Αμερικανό κάτοχο βραβείου #turing μαθηματικό και επιστημονική πληροφορικής Richard Karp (1935),
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China Rover Captures ‘Mystery Hut’ on Far Side of the Moon
China's Yutu 2 lunar rover has photographed what is being described as a "mystery hut" on the far side of the moon, and Chinese scientists are eager to have the robotic exploration vehicle investigate it further.
The finding was shared on Our Space, an online publication affiliated with the China National Space Administration (CNSA) that is documenting Yutu's lunar mission.
Yutu 2 first landed on the moon on the Chang'e 4 Chinese spacecraft back on January 3rd, 2019, and it was the first space mission to successfully soft-land on the far side (or "dark side") of the Moon. The "hut" was spotted by the rover on the mission's 36th lunar day, each of which is about 29 Earth days.
"Suddenly, an obtrusive cube on the northern skyline attracted their attention," Our Space writes (translated from Chinese to English). "This object pierced through the winding of the skyline, like a 'mysterious hut' that appeared out of thin air.
"There was a large 'baby' impact crater beside it. Was it a home built by aliens after the crash landing? Or is it the pioneer spacecraft of the predecessors to explore the moon?"
A crop of the photo by Yutu 2 offering a closer look at the "mystery hut." Photo by CNSA.
The photo shot by Yutu 2 shows that the cube-shaped object was about 80 meters (~260 feet) away on the horizon to the north in the 112-mile-wide (180km) Von Kármán impact crater.
Our Space referred to the object as "神秘小屋," or "mystery house," and says that the mission's scientists were immediately curious about the object after hearing about it from the rover's pilots.
"This thing is interesting!" they reportedly responded. "Let's go check it out!"
Ah. We have an update from Yutu-2 on the lunar far side, including an image of a cubic shape on the northern horizon ~80m away from the rover in Von Kármán crater. Referred to as "神秘小屋" ("mystery house"), the next 2-3 lunar days will be spent getting closer to check it out. pic.twitter.com/LWPZoWN05I
-- Andrew Jones (@AJ_FI) December 3, 2021
It will take some time before the rover is able to get to the bottom of the mystery, though. Despite being only 260 feet away, it will take the rover about 2 to 3 lunar days, or two to three months of "trekking" before it will reach the object to get a better look at it.
Andrew Jones, a journalist tracking China's space program, Tweets that a possible explanation for the "hut" is that it is a large boulder that was pulled out of the lunar surface by an impact event.
So yeah, it's not an obelisk or aliens, but certainly something to check out, and hard to discern much from the image. But large boulders (right) are sometimes excavated by impacts, as seen by the Chang'e-3 mission, which launched 8 years ago on Dec 1. [CNSA/CLEP] pic.twitter.com/ifOIFr4oQI
-- Andrew Jones (@AJ_FI) December 3, 2021
Since it began its explorations in 2019, Yutu 2 has now traveled a total distance of around 2,760 feet (840m).
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The Far Side of the Moon is very different from the Near Side. We definitely have not explored the whole moon.
"The farside of the moon is a lunar layer cake. New data from China’s Chang’e-4 lander and Yutu-2 rover reveal alternating layers of coarse rock and fine soil down to a depth of 40 meters, suggesting a history of violent impacts, scientists report February 26 in Science Advances."
Tweet from Ye Quanzhi (@Yeqzids), at Feb 1, 11:40 AM
Thanks to @Siyu6974, here are 3000+ #ChangE4/#Yutu2 DR1 images, in easy-accessible PNG format! PCAM: https://t.co/tME0y8D0aX TCAM: https://t.co/aOQuV32nVa Happy image mining! https://t.co/U3jaNCnope
"A little more than one year ago, China's Chang'e 4 spacecraft landed on the far side of the Moon. In doing so, it became the first-ever vehicle to make a soft landing on the side of the Moon facing away from Earth.
To mark the one-year anniversary, China released a batch of scientific data and images captured by five scientific payloads aboard the 1.2-ton spacecraft and its small Yutu 2 rover."
Very nice. China's Chang’e-4 mission may have discovered material from the moon's mantle. A sample return mission in the future might settle the findings.
#Moon #Exploration #Change4 #China
http://www.planetary.org/blogs/guest-blogs/2019/change-4-may-have-discovered.html
The China National Space Administration collaborated with NASA on the recent Chang'e 4 lunar landing, evidently in contravention of American law: https://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/china-exchanged-data-nasa-side-moon-60356708 The lunar landing was a huge event for the Chinese and for humanity at large and if NASA could play a role in that, then I am happy that our scientists saw past politics to assist. There are many areas of science where we should be cautious of the Chinese but probably not this one. #china #nasa #peoplesrepublicofchina #change4
#bonàsavoir : la face cachée de la #Lune ne reçoit aucun signal radio venant de la Terre les ondes radio étant masquées. C’est pour cette raison que l’atterrisseur #Chang'e 4 communique avec la Terre par l’intermédiaire d’un satellite relai, #Queqiao. La face cachée est très intéressante pour la #radioastronomie car n’étant pas touchée par les très nombreuses émissions présentes sur Terre il permet l’étude de fréquences radio impossibles à étudier depuis la Terre.
#astronomie #Change4
