After 14 lunar days, 367.24 meters is the distance that the Chinese lunar rover Yutu-2 has already managed to travel . All of it on the far side of the Moon.
On the 13th month of its arrival on the Moon, on lunar day 14, Yutu-2 continued to move along the planned route.
Yutu-2
The rotation of the Moon on its own axis is very slow. It takes 27 Earth days to make a complete revolution. Therefore, a "lunar day" corresponds to 27 Earth days.
Although it appears to be a very short distance for the rover to travel , it is much more difficult for a solar-powered machine: days and nights are significantly longer on the Moon. Each period lasts about 14 days, which means that the vehicle runs for two weeks in a row and then "sleeps" for another two weeks because there is no sunlight.
China’s Chang’e-4 probe, launched on December 8, 2018, made the first soft landing at Von Karman Crater in the South Pole-Aitken Basin at the far end of the moon on January 3, 2019. .
The Yutu-2 rover has worked much longer than its three-month design life, making it the longest-lasting lunar rover on the moon .
China plans to launch the Chang’e-5 probe in 2020 to bring lunar samples to Earth. You are expected to bring at least one kilogram of samples .