He mentioned the difference in the texture of the lunar soil between the front and back sides of the moon, although he did not say it directly, as if to say: "Friends, the far side of the moon may hide the secret of water!" ”
These words instantly detonated the Internet, and netizens spread the wings of their imagination and imagined the beautiful vision of growing vegetables on the moon.
Imagine a patch of greenery on the moon, with bok choy, tomatoes, potatoes, ...... Even that essential coriander, which grows tenaciously in the moon's microgravity environment.
This is not only a beautiful picture, but also a big step for mankind to go into space. However, lunar agriculture is not an easy task, and microgravity, long days and high radiation are each a challenge, but it is these challenges that inspire the innovative spirit of scientific researchers.
"Why is the lunar soil on the far side of the moon so different?" The mystery implied in Hu Hao's words is waiting for scientists to solve. Perhaps, there is really a hidden source of life in the soil - water.
If this is the case, it will pave the way for the development of lunar agriculture and bring infinite possibilities for human life in space.
Growing vegetables on the moon is not only to satisfy the appetite, but also to survive for the long time of human beings in space.
Self-sufficiency in food means that future lunar inhabitants can become less dependent on Earth, and the proven technology of lunar agriculture will also provide a solid foundation for more distant space exploration. Maybe one day, we'll see a vibrant vegetable garden on Mars, too.
The words of Chief Designer Hu Hao are like a beacon, illuminating the new direction of human exploration of space. The mysterious properties of lunar soil on the far side of the moon make us look forward to the existence of the moon's water resources.
And the discussion about growing vegetables on the moon has opened the door to space agriculture and let us see the hope of human beings taking root in the universe.
Let us all look forward to the day when we will grow vegetables on the moon in the future, not only because it can provide us with food, but also because it symbolizes the courage and wisdom of mankind in the unknown world.
The Moon, the closest celestial body to us, is gradually unraveling its mysteries to meet the challenges of human exploration.