China's Chang'e-7 to Search for Water Ice at Moon's South Pole
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China is set to launch its most technologically complex lunar mission, Chang'e-7, to search for frozen water near the south pole of the moon. The mission will deploy a lander, a lunar rover, and a hopper probe designed to enter permanently shadowed craters where temperatures can drop to -203°C. This mission is part of China's broader program to achieve a human lunar landing by 2030 and establish a permanent lunar research station.
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