In the depths of the universe, a historic space mission is about to begin. The Chang'e-6 probe, carrying the latest achievements in the mainland's aerospace industry, is about to implement near-moon braking for the first time. At the same time, Bacube will separate from Chang'e-6 and enter a unique elliptical orbit with dimensions of 200 km × 8600 km. This series of complex operations is not only a huge challenge to the mainland's space technology, but also an important attempt by mankind to explore the limits of the universe.
"Professor Zhang, does the near-moon braking of Chang'e-6 mean that we are one step closer to the moon?" Xiao Li, a young aerospace engineer, asked.
Professor Zhang smiled and nodded, "That's right, Xiao Li." Near-moon braking is a critical step for us to control our probe into lunar orbit. The success of this mission will allow us to study the Moon in greater depth. ”
Xiao Li's eyes flashed with excitement: "What is the special significance of the separation of the Ba Cube Star?" ”
"The separation of the CubeSats means that we will deploy the CubeSats in lunar orbit for the first time. This will provide us with more data that will help us better understand the mysteries of the Moon. Professor Zhang explained.
As the countdown to the mission began, the atmosphere in the control room became tense and solemn. Everyone is engrossed in their posts and preparing for the historic moment that is coming.
"Braking begins!" With the commander's order, Chang'e-6 began its near-moon braking. The data on the screen shows that the speed of the probe is gradually decreasing, and it is being captured by the gravitational pull of the Moon.
"Separation!" A few minutes later, Bacube separated from Chang'e-6 and began its own orbital journey.
There was a round of applause in the control room, and everyone knew that they had just witnessed a historic moment. The mainland's aerospace industry has once again stood at the forefront of the world.
With Chang'e-6 and Ba LiSats in their intended orbits, the first phase of the mission was declared a success. But then, more challenges await the space team. They need to process and analyze large amounts of data in order to better understand the moon's environment and lay a solid foundation for future lunar exploration.
"Xiao Li, you see, this is the mission of our astronauts. We don't just want to send a probe to the moon, we want to leave our footprints there. Professor Zhang looked at the data on the screen and said in a firm tone.
Xiao Li was deeply moved, and he understood that what he was participating in was not only a space mission, but also a country's dream and a nation's glory.
In the days that followed, the space team worked day and night, constantly optimizing the operating parameters of the probe to ensure the smooth progress of the mission. Their efforts have not only accumulated valuable experience for the mainland's aerospace industry, but also made important contributions to mankind's exploration of the moon.
The success of Chang'e-6 is not only a success of a space mission, but also a milestone in the mainland's space industry. It marks the rise of the mainland in the field of aerospace and demonstrates the strength of the mainland's scientific and technological strength. And all this is inseparable from those astronauts who are silently dedicated, and it is they who have created the glory of this moment with wisdom and sweat.
With the stable operation of Chang'e-6 and Bacube in lunar orbit, the future of the mainland's aerospace industry is brighter. We believe that in the near future, the continent's spacecraft will not be limited to orbiting the moon, but will explore more unknowns and create more miracles in the deeper universe.