Chinese Craft Lands Successfully on Moon
Launching operations
Five of the eight pieces of scientific equipment aboard Chang'e-3 lunar probe have started to observe space, the Earth and the Moon, a Chinese scientist said on Monday.
They have entered working mode and telescopes and cameras have produced clear images, Zou Yongliao, a scientist with the Chinese Academy of Sciences, said at a press conference.
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And the US can't get a website to work right. Time to learn Chinese?
China has Real TOP. MEN right?