China approves landing on the moon by 2030, the mission plan announced. Two launches, one with a lunar base + a landing module, the other with a crew - a meeting in the lunar orbit - 14 days Two astronauts on the moon, one in orbit waiting for them - landing with a full inspection of all the equipment necessary for further work on the moon - navigation systems, transportation (it is planned to cover more than a thousand km on the surface), energy supply, search and mapping of potential resources. A lunar base means that there will not be one, there will be a unit Mobile with fairly large dimensions that you can dock with others and become a base. At all, on a large scale, to say the least. Looks like it won't take long now. So, landing a nine-ton car (let's be honest, exactly, from the terrain to unplanned situations) is already cooler than the interstellar docking scene, so it will definitely be interesting.