CIAE obtains lunar soil samples CNNC, PUBLISHED 07.07.2024 The China Institute of Atomic Energy (CIAE), a subsidiary of China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC), recently obtained 200 milligram of lunar substances collected by Chang'e 5 robotic probe from the moon's far side. It is the only institution that has ever received official permission to conduct measurement of extremely low-abundance 60Fe. 60Fe is a radioactive isotope primarily derived from supernova explosions, with a half-life of 2.6 million years. The samples obtained by CIAE come from the lunar surface and subsurface. They contain various interstellar media that have fallen down to the moon's surface from the space, will provide mankind with important clues to further understand cosmic events such as supernova explosions in millions of years ago on the earth. Topics: Space, Asia, China, Isotopes Other news: Six reactors with a capacity of 55 MW each. Main control room of Linglong One put into operation The Linglong One DCS has been built with China's domestically-developed Longlin and Longqi platforms. ROSATOM showcases advanced nuclear technologies and logistical solutions at 8th Russia-China Expo Over the past 25 years, ROSATOM and our Chinese partners have reached a high level of collaboration. |
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