PS7.7 | Lunar and deep space exploration programs and achievements of Chang-E and Tianwen missions
EDI
Lunar and deep space exploration programs and achievements of Chang-E and Tianwen missions
Convener: Wei Wang | Co-conveners: Ping ZhuECSECS, Guochun Zhao, Michel Blanc

Lunar and deep space exploration programs and achievements of Chang-E and Tianwen missions
The session considers all aspects of the lunar and deep space exploration missions developed by CNSA, especially the studies related to the Chang-E series missions, such as remote and in-situ measurements, lunar sample analysis etc. It covers topics about the formation of the Moon, its geophysical and geological properties via data analysis and various modeling. The new ideas, the different instruments, as well as mission concepts used to explore and study solar system bodies.

Since the Chang-E1 mission, the CNSA change series mission has been successfully launched six lunar exploration missions to the space, in addition to bring samples back from the far and near side of the Moon, it has also been acquired scientific data of various measurements. The Chang-E mission has draw a broad interesting from the international community, The other to Chang-E 7 and Chang-E 8 mission is planned to be launched in 2026 and 2028, respectively. The planetary small body exploration mission and Mars sample return missions of Tianwen series, are also planned. The session will provide a platform for all scientists and researchers a platform to discuss and share their ideas and achievements.

Lunar and deep space exploration programs and achievements of Chang-E and Tianwen missions
The session considers all aspects of the lunar and deep space exploration missions developed by CNSA, especially the studies related to the Chang-E series missions, such as remote and in-situ measurements, lunar sample analysis etc. It covers topics about the formation of the Moon, its geophysical and geological properties via data analysis and various modeling. The new ideas, the different instruments, as well as mission concepts used to explore and study solar system bodies.

Since the Chang-E1 mission, the CNSA change series mission has been successfully launched six lunar exploration missions to the space, in addition to bring samples back from the far and near side of the Moon, it has also been acquired scientific data of various measurements. The Chang-E mission has draw a broad interesting from the international community, The other to Chang-E 7 and Chang-E 8 mission is planned to be launched in 2026 and 2028, respectively. The planetary small body exploration mission and Mars sample return missions of Tianwen series, are also planned. The session will provide a platform for all scientists and researchers a platform to discuss and share their ideas and achievements.