China has recently released the world's first complete high-definition geological atlas of the moon, marking a significant milestone in lunar research and exploration. 

By filling a gap in China's geological mapping of the moon and planets, the atlas contributes to the broader scientific community's understanding of the moon's origins and its place in the solar system. 

The atlas, led by renowned lunar scientist Ouyang Ziyuan and senior researcher Liu Jianzhong from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, provides essential map data for future scientific studies and potential lunar missions.

The release of this groundbreaking atlas marks a new chapter in lunar research and exploration. This comprehensive set of maps will help in selecting future research station locations on the moon, studying its evolution, and potentially utilizing lunar resources. It is available in both Chinese and English.