Russia's First Mission Images from Journey to the Moon Revealed

Russia's Luna-25 spacecraft, the country's first mission to the moon since 1976, has sent back its first images from 192,625 miles beyond Earth. The photos show that the spacecraft is in good shape and working as planned. Russia plans to land its science robot in the ice-rich lunar south pole in the coming weeks, while India's Chandrayaan-3 is also set to land on the moon's surface around the same time. Both nations are interested in studying the moon's resources, particularly the ancient ice in the lunar south pole.