China's Chang'e-6 mission, currently on its way to retrieve a sample of material from the far side of the moon, will test theories of why the lunar near and far side are so different.

China's Chang'e 6 has entered orbit around the moon ahead of its upcoming landing attempt on the lunar far side where it will collect samples that will be returned to Earth.

A tiny, previously undisclosed lunar rover has been spotted strapped to the side of China's moon-bound Chang'e 6 lander in newly released pre-launch photos. The true purpose of the rover, which is scheduled to land on the moon's far side,

Chang’e-6 enters lunar orbit ahead of far side landing attempt China’s Chang’e-6 lunar far side sample return spacecraft entered orbit around the moon late Tuesday, in another step towards collecting lunar samples.

China's launched its Chang'e 6 sample-return mission, which will haul dirt and rocks home from the mysterious lunar far side.

China’s lunar lander, bound for the far side of the Moon to collect samples, seems to have a little baby rover attached.

China’s latest mission is carrying a secret rover to the far side of the Moon, as per reports. On May 3, China’s Chang’e-6 spacecraft embarked on the lunar journey, riding atop a Long March 5 rocket from the Wenchang Satellite Launch Centre on Hainan Island.