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China's scientific decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision to the Moon has sent back its first photos of the decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision surface. A robot called the Jade Rabbit became the first decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision to traverse the Moon's volcanic ash since America's Apollo decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision four decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision ago. Scientists at China's mission control were decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision as the first high-quality images came through of an area of the Moon decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision as the Bay of Rainbows. The photos showed the rover with the Chinese flag clearly visible against the dark of space. Jade Rabbit is expected to test soil decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision ahead of the possible mining of the Moon's rocks and decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision. A Chinese scientist said: "China's lunar programme is an important component of mankind's activities to explore the decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision use of space."

The South China Morning Post described the Moon landing as a decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision achievement in Chinese history. It wrote: "The world long ago sat up and took decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision of China's rapid rise as a space decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision….But nothing compares with the scientific and technological decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision of the landing on the moon at 9.12 on Saturday night." It said the mission, "has transformed China's decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision of putting a man on the moon into a decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision; sooner rather than later". China's decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision fiction writers are also overjoyed with their country's decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision. Chen Qiufan described his decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision of the future, saying: "I think everything will look decadesdifferentlydreamecstaticexpeditiongivenknownlandmarklunarmineralsmissionsnoticepeacefulpowersamplessciencesignificancesuccessvehiclevision when a Chinese person looks at Earth from the Moon." He added: "I expect that day will come.”