China's Chang'e lunar exploration program has added a new chapter, and the International Lunar Research Station is expected to be completed by 2035
With the rapid development of science and technology, human exploration and scientific research activities on the moon are becoming more and more in-depth. Recently, China's lunar exploration program has once again ushered in major progress, and it is planned to build the basic type of the international lunar scientific research station with international partners by 2035, which marks that mankind's understanding and use of the moon will enter a new stage.
Since 2004, when China officially launched its lunar exploration program, the Chang'e series of probes has become synonymous with China's lunar exploration program. From Chang'e-1 to Chang'e-5, China's space science and technology has continuously made new breakthroughs, not only successfully achieving tasks such as lunar orbit exploration, soft landing on the lunar surface, and lunar soil sampling and return, but also contributing China's wisdom and strength to mankind's understanding of the moon.
The construction of the International Lunar Scientific Research Station will further enhance the level of mankind's scientific research on the Moon. The scientific research station will integrate scientific research, exploration, experimentation, technology verification and other functions, and provide a platform for scientists from all countries to jointly study the moonThe construction of the scientific research station will cover many parts such as the lunar surface base, the lunar orbital platform and the lunar south pole scientific research station, among which the lunar south pole scientific research station will become the core part of the scientific research station, providing conditions for long-term residence of scientific research personnel.
As one of the important participants in the construction of the international lunar scientific research station, China will continue to give full play to its advantages and experience in the field of aerospace and contribute China's strength to the construction of the scientific research station. At the same time, China will also actively cooperate with other countries to jointly promote the development of lunar science and research and make greater contributions to mankind's space exploration.
It is worth mentioning that the construction of the International Lunar Research Station will not only promote human scientific research on the Moon, but also provide strong support for the future development of lunar resources and space tourism. As the closest natural satellite to the earth, the moon has abundant resources and unique geographical advantages, and has great potential for future development and utilization. The construction of scientific research stations will provide infrastructure and technical support for the development of these fields and promote the all-round progress of human space undertakings.
In the process of building the International Lunar Research Station, China will work with other countries to face challenges, share experience, and achieve win-win results. This will not only help promote the common development of the global aerospace industry, but will also make positive contributions to building a community with a shared future for mankind and promoting world peace and development.
At the same time, we should also note that the construction of the International Lunar Research Station still faces many challenges and difficulties. How to ensure the safety of scientific research personnel and the stable operation of scientific research equipment in the harsh environment of the moon? Therefore, the construction of the International Lunar Research Station requires not only the joint efforts and cooperation of all countries, but also the in-depth research and innovation at the level of science and technology, policy, and law.
Looking forward to the future, with the completion and operation of the International Lunar Research Station, mankind's cognition and utilization of the Moon will enter a new stage. We look forward to the fact that in the near future, mankind will be able to establish more perfect scientific research and living facilities on the moon and open up a broader horizon for mankind's space exploration.
In short, the continuous advancement of China's "Chang'e" lunar exploration program and the construction of an international lunar research station indicate that mankind's exploration and use of the moon is entering a new era. Let us work together to write a new chapter for mankind's space exploration!