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Ground site

Yutu rover, Mare Imbrium

China's first Moon rover. It rolled off Chang'e 3 in December 2013, drove 114 metres and stopped here, about 20 metres from its lander.

See it live

It is on the live 3D map, where it really is.

Key facts

On
The Moon
Where
44.12° N, 340.49° E

See it from here

This one is standing on the Moon. You will not pick it out by eye from here, however clear the night.

How the map draws it

Drawn as the Yutu rover · shape built from published dimensions and pictures; details simplified.