Queqiao-2 launched for lunar missions

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Queqiao-2 launched for lunar missions

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CGTN Europe

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China launched a new relay satellite Queqiao-2, or Magpie Bridge-2, on Wednesday to provide Earth-Moon communication services, a key step for future lunar exploration missions such as retrieving samples from the far side of the moon. #SpaceChina #LunarMission

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