China's Chang'e-6 Lands on Moon, Foreign Scientists Express Excitement

After China's Chang'e-6 touched down on the far side of the moon on Sunday to collect samples, foreign scientists involved in the mission expressed their excitement and gratitude.

The mission carried four international payloads, offering global scientists more opportunities in space exploration. These include the DORN from France, NILS from the European Space Agency, and a retroreflector from Italy, which will conduct scientific tasks on the moon. Additionally, a Pakistani cube satellite, ICUBE-Q, separated from the orbiter on May 8 to capture lunar images.