Russian Aerospace Group: Russia plans to cooperate with China in the fields of moon and deep space

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen grass Luo Yuzi for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, September 2, according to the Russian satellite news agency, Yuri Borissov, general manager of the Russian National Aerospace Group, said that Russia is looking for ways to cooperate with China to explore the moon and deep space.

Borissov pointed out that it is very difficult to implement such projects independently from a financial and necessary capacity point of view. So far, Russia's lunar exploration program is "not perfect from a financial and scientific point of view."

In May this year, Rogozin, general manager of the Russian Aerospace Group, revealed that the "Luna-25" probe is scheduled to be launched at the end of September. The main task of the launch is to practice the basic technology of soft landing in the circumpolar region and to conduct contact studies on specific areas of the moon's south pole.

CTOnews.com learned that the Lunar-25 (Luna 25) mission was Russia's first in 46 years. On August 9, 1976, the Soviet Union sent the last man-made equipment to the moon, the Moon-24 probe, to study the moon, collect and transport lunar soil samples back to Earth.