After making its historic landing on 3rd January 2019, China’s lunar lander and rover are sending back stunning high-resolution scenes. The images show the moon’s grey, dusty surface, peppered with rocks and craters. The Images taken by Chang’e-4 mission were made public on 20th January 2020 by the China National Space Administration (CNSA). The release of all these images has already created quite the stir among the astronomers. The China National Space Agency (CNSA) is now planning to send several more missions to the Moon, which involves the Chang’e-5 mission that is supposed to land on the Moon by the end of 2020.