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China's Chang'e-6 probe has lifted off from the moon to return home. Literally groundbreaking, Chang’e-6 has collected samples from the far side of the moon – a first in human history. Scientists hope that the return of the lunar samples to Earth will answer questions about the origins of the solar system.
China's Chang'e-6 probe has lifted off from the moon to return home. Literally groundbreaking, Chang’e-6 has collected samples from the far side of the moon – a first in human history. Scientists hope that the return of the lunar samples to Earth will answer questions about the origins of the solar system.
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