Russia’s Luna-25 spacecraft produces first results, space agency says

The agency also posted images of the moon's Zeeman crater taken from the Luna-25 spacecraft, which is scheduled to make a landing on the south pole on Monday after circling the Earth's only natural satellite for five days. Roskosmos said data it had received so far had provided information about the chemical elements in the lunar soil and would also facilitate the operation of devices designed to study the near-surface of the moon. The Luna-25 entered the moon's orbit on Wednesday, the first Russian spacecraft to do so since 1976.