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For more than 50 years, everything we knew about the Moon came from one side only. In 2024, China changed that.

China’s Chang’e-6 mission returned the first-ever samples from the far side of the Moon, collected from the South Pole–Aitken basin. What scientists found inside those samples is now reshaping our understanding of lunar geology, volcanic history, and the Moon’s interior.

This video breaks down what China really found on the Moon’s far side, including:

Lunar soil that behaves differently from near-side samples
Evidence of unexpected volcanic activity billions of years after the Moon should have cooled
A dry, uneven lunar interior that challenges formation models
Preserved ancient meteoritic material older than most Earth rocks
Naturally formed carbon nanotubes, once thought to require advanced manufacturing

Rather than revealing a single shocking object, Chang’e-6 exposed a deeper truth: half of the Moon’s history had never been tested. The far side preserves older terrain, deeper material, and a cleaner record of the early solar system than anywhere previously explored.

As future missions from NASA, ESA, India, and China target the Moon’s hidden hemisphere, the far side is becoming one of the most important locations in space science.

Watch to the end to see why this mission may change how we study not just the Moon — but every world beyond Earth.

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00:00 - Intro
01:26 - The Missing Half Of Lunar History
02:40 - How China Reached The Unreachable
04:06 - The 1st Surprise
05:31 - The 2nd Surprise
06:50 - The 3rd Surprise
08:03 - The 4th Surprise
09:21 - Half A Story Finally Broken Open
10:33 - A Final Surprise
11:54 - How The Moon Built Nanotech By Accident
12:04 - Why This Changes How Scientists See The Moon
14:19 - What China Actually Achieved
16:35 - The Bigger Question No One Can Ignore

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