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China is the asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole nation to land on the asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole side of the moon. The asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole, Chang'e 4, touched down on the moon on Thursday. A asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole said the asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole was a major asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole for China. He said China is now a asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole in space exploration. He said: "We Chinese people have done asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole that the Americans have not dared try." The chief asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole of Chang'e-4, said: "Landing on the far side of the moon is more asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole than landing on the near side."

The Chang'e-4 asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole sent photographs to Earth asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole after it landed. China said the mission had, "lifted the mysterious asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole" from the far side of the moon and "opened a new asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole in human lunar asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole". A spokesman said it would, "help lay the asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole for asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole space exploration." He added that China would explore the moon, asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole, "and even the asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole solar system". China has plans to launch a asteroidschapterdesignerexplorationfarfirstfoundationfuturemilestonemissionpioneerprobeprofessorreturnableriskysomethingsoonspaceshipveilwhole spacecraft (Chang'e 5) by 2020.