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China's space agency has decided to share lunar samples collected by the Chang'e-5 mission with international researchers. This includes universities in the United States, which required special permission from Congress to receive the samples. The announcement was made on China's national space day.The China National Space Administration will lend samples to Brown University in Rhode Island and Stony Brook University in New York. Other institutions receiving samples include the University of Cologne in Germany, Osaka University in Japan, the Open University in Britain, France’s Paris Institute of Planetary Physics, and Pakistan’s national space agency.China received applications from 11 countries to borrow the moon rocks and will continue to accept international research applications. This move signifies China's willingness to collaborate internationally in the field of space exploration and research.