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China's Chang'e-6 spacecraft recently landed in Inner Mongolia with the world’s first samples from the moon’s far side. As it continues to push the boundaries of space exploration, China also explores the clues to the universe here on Earth, and meteorite hunters are at the forefront of finding these clues. CGTN reporter Wang Qianhui joins meteorite hunter Yu Bin in Inner Mongolia for an expedition, in search of celestial fragments that could hold secrets of the universe. #ChinaWatch #meteorite

Meteorite hunters return to a search site looking for pieces, digging the ground around Kansas where a large meteorite fell thousands of years ago. | Spark