The place where humans first landed on the moon, photographed by South Korea's lunar exploration vessel ``Danuri'' = South Korea

The South Korean Ministry of Science, Technology and Information Communication and the Korea Aerospace Research Institute have released photos taken on the moon by South Korea's lunar exploration vessel, Danuri.
What was revealed was that ``Tanuri'' flew from about 100 kilometers above the moon.
It was taken with a resolution camera. Contains the landing sites of Apollo 11 and 17. Apollo 11 was the first time humans landed on the moon, and Apollo 17 was the last time humans landed on the moon.
It's a rocket. Along with this, photos of the entire Earth have also been released. "Tanuri" had a wrap-up party towards the moon on December 27, 2022. After about a month of test runs, it was launched on February 4th.
He continues to carry out his duties. The mission was scheduled to end in December this year, but this will be extended by two years until December 2025, with exploration of candidate sites for moon landing, scientific research, and verification of space internet technology.
I plan on doing it. The Korea Aerospace Research Institute publishes observation data through its ``Danuri'' website. From the mid-autumn celebration on September 28th to 30th, you can use your smartphone to see the position of Tanuri orbiting the moon.
We have improved the service so that it can be checked in real time.