Have you ever wondered how our moon was formed? Chang'e-5 lunar samples are now in the spotlight, fueling a groundbreaking international research wave! 🚀
French scientists at the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris are using isotope testing—an innovative method that examines subtle differences in elements—to peel back the layers of the moon's history. Their work aims to uncover clues about the moon's formation and evolution in a way that's both fascinating and accessible.
This exciting venture is a stellar example of global teamwork. As announced by the China National Space Administration on April 24, scientists from institutions in France, Germany, Japan, Pakistan, the United Kingdom, and the United States have been granted access to these unique lunar samples. Such collaboration highlights how sharing knowledge can help us all reach for the stars! 🌕
Stay tuned as these international experts continue to unlock lunar mysteries and inspire future space adventures. Science truly brings us together! ✨
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Chang'e-5 lunar samples support joint China–France moon research
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