After Chang'e 6 mission, China's Chang'e 7 & 8 missions are under development, Chinese scientists are also developing moon orbiter and lander, which aims to put Chinese astronauts or taikonauts on the moon around 2030.

China’s Lanyue lunar lander for the country's first manned lunar mission on Wednesday successfully completed a comprehensive landing and takeoff verification test at the trial ground for extraterrestrial landing tests in Huailai County, north China’s Hebei Province. This marks

The Lanyue lander of China’s human lunar exploration program successfully conducted landing and lifting off tests on August 6, 2025, opening the window for China’s first crewed lunar mission before 2030. cmse.gov.cn/xwzx/202508/t2…

Our paper on the petrogenesis of Chang'e-6 farside basalts is published today in Science Advances (doi.org/10.1126/sciadv…). This research provides a comprehensive model to explain the transition of mantle and heat source for the young lunar volcanism. This phenomenon has been

Lunar Sample Research Symposium 2025 #LSRS. Nov. 21-24, Main Campus, The University of Hong Kong. 🌗 🪨 🚀🔬  ilsrs.org After decades of lunar exploration since the Apollo era, lunar samples have become the largest treasure returned by human beings, as they have

Lunar colleagues, I want to bring the upcoming International Lunar Sample Research Symposium 2025 (ilsrs.org) to your attention, jointly hosted by the Institute of Geology and Geophysics Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences The University of Hong Kong

Lunar scientists globally are welcomed to attend the International Lunar Sample Research Symposium this November at The University of Hong Kong to share their findings based on Apollo, Luna, Chang’e samples or lunar meteorites.

International Lunar Sample Return Symposium (ilsrs.org), this November at The University of Hong Kong . All topics about the Moon are welcomed.

Lunar scientists globally are welcome to attend the International Lunar Sample Research Symposium (ilsrs.org) this November at The University of Hong Kong to share their findings based on lunar samples.

Discover how the Apollo Program shaped our understanding of the Moon and what it means for the next era of exploration. tinyurl.com/8ukx47wd Date: November 21, 2025 (Friday) | Time: 5:00 - 6:00 pm Venue: CPD 2.19, 2/f, Run Run Shaw Tower, Centennial Campus, HKU

Discover how the Apollo Program shaped our understanding of the Moon and what it means for the next era of exploration. My former advisor, Prof. James Head from Brown University will deliver a Distinguished Lecture about "Advancing Science in the Apollo Program: How

Abstract submission for International Lunar Sample Research Symposium 2025 (ilsrs.org) is due this weekend. We will have a very international lunar sample symposium at HKU this November, to share the recent findings of Chang’e-5, 6, Apollo, Luna samples, lunar

HKU Science’s I-Day booth is officially open — have you dropped by yet?If you’re curious about our programmes, don’t miss this golden chance to chat directly with our teachers and students. Oct 25, 2025 | 9:00 – 18:00 Venue: Yuet Ming Fountain Area & Run Run Shaw Podium

CNSA opened for a new round of Chang'e-5 research samples international loan application (http://124.17.81.212:8081/moondataEng).