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China Develops 100 kg Lunar Robot with Charging Capabilities for Chang'e-8 Mission Launching in 2028
Dec 25, 2024, 08:30 AM
Chinese scientists are developing a lunar surface robot designed to support the Chang'e-8 mission, scheduled for launch around 2028. The robot, which weighs approximately 100 kg, will be equipped with charging capabilities and is intended to function as a mobile charging station. This innovative design aims to facilitate intricate experiments in the challenging lunar environment, enhancing China's ongoing efforts in lunar exploration.
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