Pakistan’s Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) is set to make history by collaborating with China’s Chang’E 8 mission for an ambitious lunar exploration scheduled in 2028. As part of this mission, SUPARCO will deploy its 35 kg indigenous rover equipped with advanced instruments designed to map the Moon’s south pole, analyze lunar soil, and test pioneering technologies for future space missions.
This collaboration signifies Pakistan’s growing footprint in space exploration and technological innovation, showcasing its commitment to contributing to global scientific advancements. The mission aims to pave the way for future space research while strengthening international partnerships in the field of space science.
