China's Chang'e-6 lunar probe successfully returned to Earth, bringing with it the first-ever samples from the Moon's unexplored far side. The mission, which lasted nearly two months, culminated in a landing in Inner Mongolia, marking a significant achievement for China's space program.

Scientists are eager to study these samples, hopeful they will provide insights into planetary formation. China's success in landing on the challenging far side, with its rugged terrain and distant location, underscores its growing prowess in space exploration.

The mission has also drawn attention from the US, highlighting the increasing competition in space exploration. President Xi Jinping congratulated the mission's team, expressing hope for continued success in exploring deep space to benefit humanity.