A visual simulation shows the orbiter and returner combination of China's Chang'e-5 probe after its separation from the ascender. China National Space Administration photo.
The CNSA welcomes nations and international organizations to participate, participate in mission-to-spacecraft 'interactions,' joint exploration, moon surface robots with basic operational capabilities, complementary scientific payloads, and innovative scientific cooperation projects.Chang'e-8's lander offers 200 kilograms of payload resources, with an independent module mass of no more than 100 kilograms, which can be utilized for system-level and unit-level cooperation projects. The deadline for submitting letters of intent for international cooperation projects for the Chang'e-8 mission is December 31, 2023. Chang'e-6's prelims landing area is located within the South Pole-Aitken Basin region. To enhance international cooperation, Chang'e-6 will carry payloads and satellite projects from countries and regions such as France, the European Space Agency, Italy, and Pakistan.