Hey space enthusiasts! 🚀 Ever dreamed of holding a piece of the moon? Well, China just made that dream a little closer to reality. 🌕
The China National Space Administration (CNSA) has opened applications for researchers worldwide to borrow lunar samples from their groundbreaking Chang'e-6 mission, as well as from the Chang'e-5 mission. That's right—you could be among the first to study moon rocks from the far side of the moon! 🌑
The Lunar Exploration and Space Engineering Center announced on Tuesday that applications are open until November 22, 2024. All you need to do is submit your research proposal through their official data and sample release system. But hurry—space waits for no one! ⏳
What's the big deal about Chang'e-6 samples? Well, the Chang'e-6 mission made history by collecting 1,935.3 grams of lunar material from the South Pole-Aitken Basin. This region is on the moon's far side—an area we've barely explored compared to the familiar nearside. Think of it as the moon's mysterious dark side, and now you have a chance to uncover its secrets! 🕵️♀️
After you submit your application, a rigorous review process will follow. So polish up those proposals! This is a golden opportunity for students, academics, and professionals alike to dive into lunar research. Who knows? Your findings could be out of this world! 🌌
So, are you ready to shoot for the moon? 🌠 Don't miss this stellar chance to be part of lunar exploration history. Get those applications in, and may the space force be with you! ✨
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
