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UPDATED: October 8, 2010
Chang'e 2 Begins Scientific Mission
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The solar-powered probe carried by China's second lunar probe Chang'e 2 has begun working. This marks the commencement of the lunar orbiter's scientific mission.

Scientists monitoring the journey of Chang'e 2 say data transmitted back indicate that the temperature, voltage and power readings are all within the normal range.

Chang'e 2 is carrying seven pieces of such equipment. The equipment is responsible for surveying the environment between the earth and the moon.

(CNTV.cn October 3, 2010)



 
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