Introduction:
Hey, it's exciting, it's like a Hollywood blockbuster suddenly comes to life.
We all know that space exploration is a common dream of mankind, but sometimes, this dream can also be quite tormenting.
For example, recently, the "interstellar airliner" of the United States has encountered a big problem, and our China is standing in the C position in the aerospace field and has become the focus of attention.
No, the United States has begun to make small calculations and want to find a way out from China.
But this time, our Chinese attitude, well, is quite resolute, without a little ambiguity.
Come on, let's figure out the ins and outs of this matter and see how this space version of "Game of Thrones" is played.
Body:
Let's talk about this "starliner" first, this baby of Boeing, originally thought that this baby could be like Monkey King, a somersault cloud of 108,000 miles, and take astronauts on a gorgeous adventure in space.
But I didn't expect that since five years ago, it has been like being cursed by a god, helium leakage, propeller strike, these two problems are like kraft candy, sticking and refusing to come down.
Two test flights, two halberds, this luck, tsk, is simply a lottery to draw a "one more bottle".
Finally, for the third time, everyone sweated, thinking that this time it should be done, right? As a result, it was good, and directly staged a space version of "people are embarrassed".
The astronauts finally went to the sky, but the "starliner" began to lose its temper again, and a bunch of problems followed, trapping the astronauts in the International Space Station.
In other words, although the International Space Station is a warm little home for human beings in outer space, the supply is not like our supermarket on Earth, where you can buy it whenever you want.
The astronauts can stay on it for a maximum of 45 days, beyond which the body begins to protest, and all muscle atrophy and osteoporosis come to the door.
If this is left in a martial arts novel, it will be the rhythm of exhaustion of internal strength and may go crazy at any time!
Let's take a look at the embarrassment on the side of the United States, Boeing, the former aerospace giant, is now like a child who has fallen out of favor, with a face that can't hold it and a mixed heart.
Think about the feat of Apollo's moon landing and the glory of the space shuttle.
But now, watching a private aerospace company like SpaceX emerge and steal a lot of limelight, can Boeing not feel sour?
Speaking of our Chinese Chang'e-6, it is really competitive, like a peerless master in a martial arts novel, quietly completing an impossible task, and then returning with a full load.
This time, it not only brought back the soil on the far side of the moon, but also the precious "lunar soil" that is simply a sweet spot in the space scientific research community, making the eyes of scientists around the world green.
You know, this thing is a super key to the history of the moon and the origin of the solar system, and it is invaluable and scarce.
The scientific research bigwigs of various countries, which is called envy, jealousy and hatred, have given China a thumbs up, and the little abacus in their hearts is crackling non-stop.
They dreamed of getting a little sample, even if it was just a speck of dust, to make the instruments in their lab dance with excitement.
This is eager, just like a star-chaser who sees an idol's signed photo and can't wait to stake all his family funds.
On the U.S. side, watching China's good show, the feeling in my heart is really mixed.
They also want a piece of the pie, but their own "Wolf Clause" is like a high wall, blocking the way to cooperation.
This clause prohibits NASA from engaging in any official space exchanges with China, which is simply digging a hole for itself.
But now, seeing the rapid development of China's aerospace technology, the United States can't sit still, and begins to think about how to bypass this wall and set up a line with China.
China's attitude this time is really tough, just like the fried noodles in old Beijing, which is very strong.
You must know that the "Wolf Clause" is like a stumbling block on the road of Sino-US aerospace exchanges, which has caused the relationship between the two sides to stumble for several years.
This clause, which clearly states that the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) will not have any official exchanges with China's aerospace industry, is simply saying: "You take your Yangguan Road, and I will cross my single-plank bridge." ”
But China's aerospace industry has not relied on other people's handouts to get to where it is today.
Along the way, we rely on our own sweat and our own wisdom to move forward step by step, from "Chang'e to the moon" to "Tianwen to explore the fire", every step is a real hard work.
Why should we be stuck by others and let others decide our future? This time, China's aerospace showed its own attitude, just like a martial arts master showing his sword, neither humble nor arrogant, reasonable and well-founded.
This attitude is not only an external statement, but also an internal encouragement.
It tells the world that China's aerospace industry has its own bottom line and principles, and will not compromise easily.
At the same time, it also sent a signal to domestic scientific researchers: our efforts are seen by the country and supported in action.
This kind of confidence and firmness is like a fresh breeze in summer, which makes people feel refreshed.
Epilogue:
Speaking of which, we also have to sigh, this aerospace field is really a battlefield without gunpowder.
The twists and turns of the American "starliner", the rise of China's aerospace industry, and the subtle game of space cooperation between the two countries are all dizzying.
But in any case, space exploration is the common cause of all mankind, and cooperation is king.
There is still a long way to go, let's see and cherish it, maybe one day, China and the United States will be able to go hand in hand in space and create brilliance together.
As for now, we still have to stay sober and stick to our principles, after all, space is not a joke.
Then again, what do you think? Isn't it interesting that the United States is operating this wave and China's response is a little interesting? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area, let's talk together, maybe there will be some new sparks!