Chinese space agency delays lunar mission
The Chinese space agency has postponed the launch of the Chang'e-7 mission aimed at searching for water at the Moon's south pole, after failing to meet the launch requirements following a comprehensive assessment. The mission was scheduled to launch on a Long March 5 rocket from Wenchang Center, but it was moved to the launch area on the island before being delayed, in order to ensure the success and reliability of the mission. This delay comes after a previous failure to launch a Long March 7A rocket and is part of Beijing's efforts to achieve a continental lunar landing before 2030, as part of its plans to compete with global space programs.
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