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In 1969, the Apollo 11 spacecraft successfully landed on the moon with three astronauts on board.
In 2013, the Chang'e-3 probe flew to the moon and carried the Yutu lander.
In 2019, the Luna-1 probe successfully landed on the moon.
What is the reason for three successful moon landings, but both China and the United States will land in the same place?
So will China and the United States cooperate peacefully in the future?
1. Landing in the same place.
1. The location of the landing between China and the United States.
On July 20, 1969, the Apollo 11 spacecraft of the United States successfully landed on the moon with three astronauts on board, and the landing site was located in the "Tranawa" plain west of the center line of the solar system.
Since then, the United States has also had six moon landing missions, including Apollo 12, Apollo 14, Apollo 15, Apollo 16, and Apollo 17, and the landing sites are also in the "Terranawa" plain.
On December 2, 2013, China's Chang'e-3 probe flew to the moon, and on the 8th, Chang'e-3 carried the Yutu lander to achieve a soft landing on the moon, and the landing site was located in the largest "rain sea" on the moon.
On January 3, 2019, the mainland's Chang'e-4 probe successfully landed on the moon, this time in the von Kármán impact crater on the far side of the moon.
2. The reasons for the landing sites in China and the United States.
There is a natural "refuge" on the moon, that is, the "Terranava" plain, this place is vast and sparsely populated, as long as you land here, there is nothing around, nothing to worry about.
Of course, the main reason for the choice of landing sites between China and the United States is the results of scientific research, because the terrain of the "Terranawa" plain is relatively flat, it can better conduct scientific research and observation, and at the same time, it can also ensure the safety of astronauts.
Second, there will be no fighting.
1. The distribution of landing sites in China and the United States.
There have been six successful landings on the moon, five of which were for the American Apollo mission and one for the mainland's Chang'e mission.
Most of the landing sites of the U.S. Apollo missions on the moon are located near the Terranava plain, the Angrum Sea, Proctel, Aldrin, and the Elkino impact crater.
The mainland landed on the moon on the Chang'e mission, and the landing sites were distributed in the "Rain Sea" and "von Kármán" impact craters on the moon.
2. The possibility of cooperation between China and the United States.
China and the United States landed in the same place, but the landing sites were different, and because of this, it is possible that China and the United States may cooperate on the moon in the future.
For example, if the Americans are mining on the moon, but if they discover something new in the process of mining, the mainland can conduct scientific research first, and through scientific research, study and analyze this new thing.
In this way, this new thing can be better developed, and the mainland can also sell these new things to the Americans, so as to achieve cooperation and win-win results between China and the United States.
For the time being, the Americans will not be able to land in the "von Kármán" impact crater, but the mainland can cooperate with the Americans and let the Americans land on the mainland's lander, so that they can better carry out scientific research work.
3. The Moon is rich in resources.
The resources on the moon are very rich, including uranium, lithium, etc., as well as abundant rare gases such as helium-3 and helium-4, which are very valuable for the continent.
Helium-3 is a very important nuclear fusion material, which is currently the only material in the world that can be used for nuclear fusion reactions, and helium-3 is 1 million times more abundant on the moon than on Earth.
On the Moon, only 3 tons of helium-3 can meet the world's energy needs for a century, so that human energy sustainability can be realized.
Therefore, the mainland attaches great importance to the mining of helium-3, so when the continent landed on the moon, it chose to land in the "von Kármán" impact crater.
The Von Kármán crater is very rich in helium-3 and other rich mineral resources, which is very advantageous for the continent, so the continent is very confident about landing on the moon.
3. Human landings on Mars.
The landing of mankind on the moon is only the first step of mankind's landing in space, and the ultimate goal of mankind is to land on Mars, and the Americans have been conducting research on Mars exploration since 1960.
Since 2009, the mainland has been developing Mars probes, and the mainland's "Tianwen-1" probe and "Tianwen-1" probes have successfully flown to Mars and have successfully entered the orbit of Mars.
But for humans to land on Mars, they will have to wait longer, because Mars is much farther away from the Earth than the Moon, and the environmental conditions on Mars are much worse than those on the Moon.
Therefore, in order for human beings to survive on Mars, they still need to solve many problems, such as climate, environment, air and other problems on Mars, so human beings still need to make a lot of preparations for landing on Mars.
When humans were exploring on Mars, scientists found that there was liquid water on Mars, which was very beneficial to humans, so there would be great prospects for human landing on Mars.
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