China’s Chang’E-3 will be above the centre of this map when our Kourou station receives first signals, planned for 18:36:59 UTC (19:36:59). The Moon mission will be above 242.2DEG E & 27.9DEG S.
Location of AOS – where Chang’E-3 will be when we catch its signal
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