Landing site in China ready for Chang'e-5's return with lunar sample

The search and retrieval team of the Chang'e-5 mission conducts a simulation exercise to get the returner.

The returner of China's Chang'e-5 probe, carrying the precious soil and rock collected from the moon, is about to conclude its journey and land in Siziwang Banner of north China's Inner Mongolia.

The ground team at the landing site has been fully prepared for the historic task after multiple simulation exercises, according to the search and retrieval team of the mission on Tuesday.