China sent a robot to study the moon ISRO challenged

China, like India, has now begun to focus on space.

ISRO finds the causes of the moon-1 water. Furthermore, the Chandran 2 project is ready.



Furthermore, the Suganayan program will be implemented by 2022.

In this case, China has sent a robot to investigate the refusal of the moon to challenge ISRO.



Moon, Tuesday:

China's Sang-i project to find out how the moon and other creatures survive in the atmosphere and survive the atmosphere before sending a man to Mars.
China is implementing the Zhang E 4 Mission Program.



Song-E 4:

It has been reported that the von Karman area is considered to be another part of the moon which has not been seen yet.



Satellite:

China plans to further explore the soil and rock of the moon. Do not land in January. But it has been reported that the satellite will land in a rugged neighborhood in another corner of the satellite.



Soil samples come to earth:

The satellite currently powered by China will store information about the geological structure of the southern polar region of the undeveloped area, bringing rocky towers and soil samples to Earth.



Around the moon

We can only see a portion of the moon due to the effect of tidal locking or rotation. Because the moon takes the same time as it takes to get around the moon.



Dark side:

It is generally called the 'dark side' of the moon, but this is the only place where sunlight can be seen, because it is impossible to see this place from the ground.



Radio waves:

The satellite will also perform preliminary tasks for setting up telescopes based on radio waves in the Earth's distances at the South Pole of the Moon.



Eggplant Eggs:

Furthermore, the seeds of potato, aaphydaiseus plant and sard fibers have been transported into a container container in a box to carry biological experiments on the ground.



Environmental zone:

The silk eggs in the soil will first produce silk, then the silk produces carbon dioxide on the moon.

Meanwhile, potato and arapidopsis plants produce oxygen produced by photosynthesis. The researcher Juanzun says that all of these together create a simple ecosystem on the moon.



28 University of China:

The Lunar Mini Biospyre, which is named after 28 Chinese universities