China's Chang'e 6 moon mission includes a small rover, possibly equipped with an infrared imaging spectrometer for water detection.
The mission aims to land on the Moon's far side, with objectives similar to Chang'e 5's nearside sample collection and international payload contributions.
The mini rover accompanying Chang'e 6 is a mystery, presumed for short-term tasks like water detection with its potential infrared spectrometer.
China has previously surprised with unique devices in space, like the Tianwen-1 mission's camera that captured Zhurong rover's selfie on Mars.
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