Recently, the Chinese Academy of Sciences released the world's first set of high-precision lunar maps, a landmark scientific research achievement, marking a new breakthrough in the field of lunar exploration.
Just released this high-definition map of the moon, it unexpectedly sparked a heated discussion on the Internet about the division of the moon's "territory".
In this latest map of the Moon, the three-dimensional structure and geomorphological features of the Moon are marked in detail. These newly added regional names have become a hot topic among netizens. And on this high-definition map of the moon, he drew the regional "territory" of his own province
Let's take a look at the interesting regional territory planning map of netizens
A netizen in Guangdong divided it like this: three-quarters of the moon is allocated to Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hainan, that is, South China F3, and the remaining quarter is divided into two parts, one for Fujian people, and one for sugar oranges and coconuts.
There is also a map divided by a netizen from Guizhou, which is more complete.
He divided the moon into rings, with the outer circle being the location of the provinces, the second circle being the artificial lunar sea, the third circle being the planting area, and the innermost circle being the animal husbandry area.
I have to admire the hands-on and imagination of netizens, it's really amazing!
Of course, this discussion is just a joke and entertainment for netizens, and the ownership of the moon does not belong to any country or province!
Finally, the editor reminds the majority of netizens that the moon is the common wealth of mankind.
We should collectively care about and protect it. Let's look forward to more wonderful discoveries of China's lunar exploration program and explore the mysteries of the universe together!
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