Chinese scientists have developed a high-resolution model to assess the thermal stability of water ice in the moon's Shackleton Crater region, a candidate landing region for China's Chang'e-7 mission, providing crucial guidance for the mission that is slated for launch in 2026 to conduct high-precision remote sensing and in-situ detection of water ice at the lunar south pole.

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Source: [People's Daily China](https://t.me/PDChinaNews/13429)