The moon is laying out the welcome mat. On Saturday, China placed a lander and a rover on the lunar surface, ending a 37-year gap in visits to our closest celestial neighbour. But the Chinese spacecraft won't be alone for long. A caravan of international and privately funded missions is on the horizon, including several efforts hoping to prospect for resources to aid future human missions.
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