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China reveals incredible new pictures of the dark side of the moon
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 78367410:MV80MjQ5NTgxXzc3MzUyODMyXzc1NUJEODg3] [quote:Anonymous Coward 78188420:MV80MjQ5NTgxXzc3MzUxODM1X0Y5OEFFMkNB] The pictures make no sense. What is the light source? You couldn't take pics of the Dark Side of the Moon even if you could get there. It would be pictures of profound blackness. Or what could be illuminated from a small light powered by a rocket. Or headlights on a rover powered by battery pack. Then how would they be "beamed" to Earth via the backside of the moon? I see nothing but problems with this story. [/quote] If you don't know something that basic and simple, you should study more... And it wouldn't surprise me if you believe flat earth psyop theory. [/quote]
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The Yutu-2 rover has now spent a year exploring the moon’s far or ‘dark’ side, which faces away from Earth. Last year, the People’s Republic became the first nation to make a ‘soft landing’ in this never-before explored region.
The pioneering landing demonstrated China’s growing ambitions as a space power and is part of a shadowy long-term space strategy that’s feared to have some sort of military component. The probe landed aboard the Chang’e-4 lander in a crater called Von Kármán, which is named after Theodore von Kármán, PhD advisor to Qian Xuesen, founder of the Chinese space program.
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