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2020-12-14T23:14:37.171Z
According to the China National Space Administration, at 11:13 on December 14, Beijing time, the two 25N engines on the Chang'e-5 orbiter and returner combination worked for about 28 seconds, successfully completing the first lunar-to-earth transfer orbit correction. The picture shows the schematic diagram of the orbit control of the Chang'e-5 probe on December 14. Photo courtesy of China National
According to the China National Space Administration, at 11:13 on December 14, Beijing time, the two 25N engines on the Chang'e-5 orbiter and returner combination worked for about 28 seconds, successfully completing the first lunar-to-earth transfer orbit correction.
The picture shows the schematic diagram of the orbit control of the Chang'e-5 probe on December 14.
Photo courtesy of China National Space Administration
Release time: 2020-12-14 15:05:02 【Editor: Li Jun】
Source: chinanews
