In Chinese folklore, Yutu is the white pet rabbit of Chang'e, the moon goddess who lent her name to the Chinese lunar mission. The number two at the end of the name acknowledges its predecessor ...

The succession of Chang'e spacecraft (named after the mythological Chinese Moon goddess) have enjoyed spectacular successes and delivered insights into the Moon's geological past. In a historic ...

Lunar rocks retrieved by China’s Chang’e-5 mission reveal that the moon’s magnetic field lasted much longer than scientists ...

A large team of researchers with varied backgrounds at the Chinese Academy of Sciences has found evidence of a weak magnetic ...

It is China's sixth mission to the Moon, named after the moon goddess Chang'e in Chinese mythology. It's the second time China has landed on the far side of the Moon The CNSA announced the ...

Lunar rocks collected by China's Chang'e-5 mission reveal new details that may offer key insights into planetary habitability ...

Chang’e is the name of the Chinese moon goddess. The mission, from the trip to the Moon, the landing on the lunar surface and the Rover’s – nicknamed Jade Rabbit – short road trip ...

The mission is the sixth in the Chang’e moon exploration program, which is named after a Chinese moon goddess. It is the second designed to bring back samples, following the Chang’e 5 ...

The mission is the sixth in the Chang’e moon exploration program, which is named after a Chinese moon goddess. It is the second designed to bring back samples, following the Chang’e 5 ...

In some stories the rabbit is the companion of the Chinese Moon Goddess Chang'e. The myths say that Chang'e floated up to the Moon after drinking too much elixir of immortality. She was married to the ...

Led by chef Saito Chau, Daai Zaak is a new restaurant in Hong Kong promoting ancient Chinese recipes and flavours over ...