- Source: ITN
- Length: 1min 25sec
- theguardian.com
- Sunday 15 December 2013
China lands rover on surface of the moon - video
China successfully lands Chang'e-3, a craft carrying a robotic rover, on the surface of the moon on Saturday. The touchdown marks the first lunar landing in almost 40 years. The six-wheeled Jade Rabbit moon rover, which weighs around 140 kg and can travel at a speed of 200 meters per hour, will patrol the surface for at least three months
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