China says its spacecraft lands on Moon's far side

China has made a groundbreaking achievement with the successful landing of its spacecraft, Chang'e 6, on the far side of the Moon. The mission, which was launched in May, aims to collect rock and soil samples from the South Pole-Aitken Basin, an area that has never been explored before. The landing, which took place at 06:23 Beijing time on Sunday morning, was a challenging endeavor due to the limited communication capabilities with spacecraft on the far side of the Moon. The China National Space Administration (CNSA) described the landing as an 'historic moment' and highlighted the use of innovative engineering techniques and high-risk operations involved in the mission. The successful landing has sparked excitement among scientists and researchers, as it opens up the opportunity to study rocks and materials that have never been seen before.