China showed to the world the first ever photos of Dark side of the Moon

China has made a historic landing of their very own spacecraft as the year start. Chang'e 4 successful landed on the far side of the moon, the first in the history of human space exploration.

It is also the first time the world to see in Photos behind the mysterious dark side of the moon.

NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine tweeted that the successful touch down was described as an impressive accomplishment.

Congratulations to China’s Chang’e-4 team for what appears to be a successful landing on the far side of the Moon. This is a first for humanity and an impressive accomplishment! pic.twitter.com/JfcBVsjRC8

— Jim Bridenstine (@JimBridenstine) January 3, 2019

Chang'e 4 is named after the Chinese Goddess of the Moon has made to land in the unexplored South Pole-Aitken basin, the biggest known impact structure in the solar system, at about 2:30am GNT on Thursday.

A historic first landing! China's Chang'e-4 probe touches down on far side of moon https://t.co/KVCEhLuHKT pic.twitter.com/h5iezwyC7W

— China Xinhua News (@XHNews) January 3, 2019

Chang'e lander and rover mission will aim to study the local lunar geology, probe the moon's interior, and analyse the solar wind - a stream of high-energy particles that flow from the sun. It will also carry an on board experiments to test how well plant grow in the weak lunar gravity.

Aside from Chinese indigenous equipment, the Chang'e 4 also has four scientific payloads developed by scientists from other countries including the Netherlands, Germany, Saudi Arabia, and Sweden.