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The Chang'e-6 lunar module landed in China 's northern Inner Mongolia region on Tuesday ( June 25 ) It is the first to be collected from the side of the moon that always faces away from Earth .
The moon's unexplored far side is much more pockmarked by asteroid impacts than its near side.
China hopes to get a better understanding of the resources available on Earth 's closest natural satellite.
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