In the process of exploring the far side of the moon, an important task of the Chang'e-6 mission is to carry out "digging" operations. This process may seem simple, but it is actually full of challenges, so let's explore what makes this task difficult.
The terrain on the far side of the Moon is complex and varied, and the surface is covered with a thick layer of lunar soil, which may hide a variety of unknown rocks and materials. This has brought considerable difficulties to the "excavation" operation, which requires Chang'e-6 to have accurate positioning and operation capabilities to avoid damage to equipment and accidents.
The environment on the surface of the moon is extremely harsh, with extremely low temperatures, strong solar radiation, and extremely weak gravity, which places high demands on Chang'e-6's mechanical equipment and artificial intelligence system. Scientists need to design devices that can operate reliably in extreme environments, and ensure that they are durable and adaptable.
The distribution and composition of resources on the far side of the Moon may be different from those on the far side of the Earth, which requires researchers to take into account different situations when designing "excavation" schemes and formulate corresponding coping strategies. This requires sufficient research and analysis in the early stage of the mission to ensure the smooth implementation of the mission and the achievement of the expected goals.
The challenges faced by the Chang'e-6 mission to the far side of the moon for the first time are multifaceted, requiring scientific researchers to give full play to their creativity and wisdom, overcome various difficulties, and make greater contributions to the development of the mainland's deep space exploration.
With the continuous progress of science and technology and the deepening of human exploration of outer space, I believe that we can better solve these challenges, realize the effective use of resources on the far side of the moon, and open up a new path for the development of human civilization.