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end a relay satellite for Chang'e-4 to the halo ▓orbit of the Earth-Moon Lagrange Point L2 in late May or early June 2018, and t▓hen launch
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ation (CNSA) has invited the public to write down their ▓hopes for lunar and space exploration. More than 100,000 people have taken part, according to the center.Inte▓rnational cooperationAs the far side of the Moon is shi▓elded
from electromagnetic interference from the Earth, it's an ideal place to study the space environment and solar bursts, and the probe can "listen" to the deeper reaches of the cosmos, said Liu Tongjie, deputy director of the Lunar Exploration and Space Program Center o▓f
CNSA.The Chang'e-4 probe will also carry scientific payloads developed by the Netherlands, Sweden, Germany and Saudi Arabia."The Chinese and Dutch low-frequency radio spectrometers might help us detect 21-cm hydrogen line radiation and study ▓how the earliest sta