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China to launch rocket to Moon

China will launch its first moon rocket this week, a key step towards future space exploration.

Mon, 22 Oct, 2007 - 19:52

China will launch its first moon rocket this week, a key step towards future space exploration.

The Chang'e 1 orbiter will launch between Wednesday and Friday, with the prime time being Wednesday at 6pm (11am Irish time).

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