Chang'e-6 finally succeeded in landing on the moon after a lot of hardship. This means that China's first lunar mission has been successfully completed, which has set off huge waves in the hearts of the Chinese people.
Chang'e Sixth Success Arrival Moon Ball!
Chang'e-6 will collect samples on the lunar surface and return them to Earth in the coming months. This is the first time since 1976 that humans have collected and returned samples from the moon. It is heartening that the success of the Chang'e-6 mission will also add confidence to China's Red Planet attempt.
But for the Chang'e-6 landing and sample recovery work, Allen, a professor at York University in the United Kingdom, pointed out that China's real goals may be far beyond what people expected. So, is there still a "conspiracy" in China?
1. China's Chang'e-6: a new milestone in space exploration.
Chang'e-6, a veritable "Chinese business card", once again pushed China's space exploration to the center of people's attention. Its success is like a starry night sky, awakening people's awareness and expectations of China's space capabilities.
Looking to the future, China's Chang'e-6 is by no means a model for sale, and China's ability to "bring goods" may be beyond imagination. If the successful return of lunar samples from Chang'e-5 is a major breakthrough in the development of China's aerospace science and technology, then the successful landing of Chang'e-6 on the moon means that China has made more and more solid steps in the field of lunar exploration.
The successful landing of China's Chang'e-6 mission will be the guardian of Mars in the international lunar research area. This will also provide a better platform and example for China in future lunar cooperation.
More importantly, while Chang'e-6 has inspired people's joy and anticipation for China's space exploration capabilities, the attention of the international community has gradually turned to China's next planned space target: the Red Planet, Mars.
2. China in the Vision: Towards a New Future.
China's Tianwen-1 probe successfully landed on Mars in 2021, becoming the first country in the world to complete the Mars landing and patrol mission. Its success also marks a new milestone in China's space exploration.
Against this backdrop, is China's Chang'e-6 successful landing and sample collection mission just to obtain lunar samples?
Professor Allen believes that the successful landing of Chang'e-6 is not just to collect and return lunar samples, but its mission is actually to pave the way for China's future deep space exploration missions.
In the future, China plans to send a Martian probe to Mars to collect and return Martian samples. Such a mission would provide an international precedent and experience for the return of Martian samples.
In the case of Chang'e-6, the success of China's lunar landing to collect samples has demonstrated China's technical prowess and execution capabilities in soft landings and lunar sampling, further reinforcing this idea.
Not only that, but Professor Allen #cindy believes that China will embrace higher ambitions in the future of its deep space exploration targets. In order to realize a long-term permanent base on the moon, it will lay the foundation for exploration missions to Mars, Saturn and other distant places.
The important thing is that more countries join the space exploration team, so that the world can pay more attention to science and technology and prosperity and development, so that space science and technology can truly benefit all mankind.
The author thinks. In the face of fierce competition in the field of international space exploration, China's space program is more full of challenges and opportunities.
To realize the "space dream", we need not only leading space technology, but also top aerospace talents. Only with a strong scientific research force can we ensure the sustained development and rise of the mainland in the field of space exploration.
As a leading brand of STEM education with global influence, it is also an important mission of Yifei STEM education to help the mainland cultivate more "Chinese Dream" aerospace talents.
It is believed that in the near future, the mainland's aerospace industry will surely move towards a higher future, so that the "space dream" will illuminate the hearts of more Chinese children.