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Astronomy and space

Astronomy and space

Tracking China’s rapid rise in lunar exploration

01 Sep 2021
Taken from the 2021 issue of the Physics World China Briefing, where it appeared under the headline "Exploring other worlds".

Ling Xin talks to Su Yan from the National Astronomical Observatories of China, Chinese Academy of Sciences, about the technology involved in monitoring China’s Moon missions

Su Yan
Lunar vision Su Yan has been involved with China’s Moon and Mars missions. (Courtesy: Su Yan)
As chief designer of the data acquisition systems for China’s lunar and Mars missions, what are yo

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Ling Xin is a science writer based in Beijing
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