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China's Chang'e-5 lunar exploration mission was a complete success, and this breakthrough has aroused the curiosity of many foreigners.
They think that Chang'e-5 is just an ornament, and since China has Chang'e-5, then this shows that the United States moon landing is fake.
Others, however, believe that since China has Chang'e-5, it is equivalent to sending China to the moon.
These arguments about the moon landing have attracted a lot of attention and discussion.
However, in the face of such a statement, we can only laugh at it.
So what's going on with these discussions?
After China successfully developed Chang'e-5, some people have raised questions: why is the sample quality and reliability of Chang'e-5's lunar exploration operation very good, but why is there a foreign controversy?
In fact, when Chang'e-5 was carrying out a lunar exploration mission, it encountered three problems:
Sampling, return, descent, landing, and preservation of lunar soil.
Chang'e-5 successfully explored the moon.
Obviously, Chang'e-5 has continuously broken through one technical bottleneck after another in the process of lunar exploration, and finally successfully brought the soil on the moon back to Earth, successfully overcoming one difficulty after another.
The Chang'e-5 lunar exploration operation has also attracted the attention of many people abroad, who are shocked by China's scientific and technological breakthroughs.
The process of obtaining samples on the moon during the Chang'e-5 lunar exploration mission is quite complex.
First, the Chang'e-5 lander needs to land safely in the intended landing area.
This process is critical because the surface of the moon is complex and there are many rugged features.
The lander must be able to accurately judge the timing of the landing and take appropriate deceleration measures to ensure a safe landing.
Once the lander has successfully landed, the next step is to enter the sampling phase.
Chang'e-5 is equipped with a device called a "sampling bit" that drills into the moon's surface and takes out soil samples.
The process is also not so simple, because the texture and composition of the soil on the lunar surface are quite specific, and the sampling drill bit must be able to adapt to these characteristics and effectively remove the sample.
After obtaining the sample, the next task is to return the sample to Earth.
This involves two main steps: first, the samples are lifted off from the surface of the moon and then they are returned to Earth.
This process requires a high degree of precision and control, as any mistake can lead to the loss of samples.
Finally, after the sample is returned to Earth, it needs to be stored and analyzed.
This step is crucial because it is only through the detailed study of the samples that scientists can gain deep insights into the Moon.
Is the United States moon landing real or fake?
The United States successfully landed on the moon in 1969, and many people still believe that the United States moon landing was fake.
But there is a lot of evidence that United States did go to the moon.
First, the lunar rock samples donated to Japan by the United States are recognized by the scientific community.
In order to ensure that the lunar rock samples obtained have not been tampered with, Japan has specially invited United States scientists to identify them.
These United States scientists and Japan scientists conducted detailed analysis and research of these lunar rocks, and the results confirmed that these rocks are indeed from the moon, and the composition is significantly different from the rocks on Earth.
This is further evidence that the United States has indeed successfully carried out a lunar landing campaign.
In contrast to the lunar rock samples donated to Japan by the United States, the former Soviet Union has not sent any lunar rock samples.
However, the Soviet Union borrowed money from United States to buy a rock from the moon as a pet, and after many tests, the rock was finally confirmed to be a rock from Nestle Lake on Earth.
This raises even more suspicions that the Soviets actually brought back samples of lunar rock from the moon.
The United States, which competed with the Soviet Union, landed on the moon in 1969, landed on the moon in 1970, and finally returned the sandwich in 1976.
These lunar rock samples were analyzed and studied in detail, and after many laboratory tests, it was finally confirmed that the rocks were indeed from the Apollo 11 mission in United States.
Therefore, we can say that United States did successfully land on the moon.
If anyone is not convinced, they can go directly to NASA in the United States to see these samples.
The value of the Moon lies in the fact that it is extremely rich in resources.
The soil on the moon can be mined for helium-3, which is a very valuable resource.
It plays an important role in the nuclear fusion process and can be used as a clean energy source.
Therefore, the extraction of helium-3 will help drive humanity's energy revolution.
In addition, there are large deposits of rare earths on the Moon, which are essential for the electronics industry and high-tech industries on Earth.
The moon's rocks and soil are also rich in metals, including iron, nickel, zinc, and more, which are widely used in a variety of industrial applications.
Why the moon landing?
The earth is already facing the problem of resource depletion, and as the population continues to increase, various resources will gradually decrease after being exploited and used.
Therefore, humans need to go to the moon to extract resources.
The Moon has abundant groundwater, which can provide drinking water and life support for humans.
In addition, the Moon's gravity and environmental conditions are ideal for long-term human habitation.
This makes the establishment of a lunar base a viable option, both to make use of the moon's resources and to provide further support for human space exploration.
The construction of the lunar base will be another milestone in human space exploration.
After the construction of the lunar base, humans will be able to live and live on the moon for a long time, which will pave the way for the future exploration of space by mankind.
At the same time, the construction of the lunar base will also promote international cooperation and exchanges.
In the future, will we build a base on the moon?
There is no definitive answer to this question.
But what is certain is that as human technology continues to advance, a lunar base will become a possible option.
The peculiarities of the Moon make it an ideal platform for experimentation.
By conducting scientific experiments on the Moon, humans can better understand the impact of the space environment on life, as well as the long-term effects of space travel on humanity.
This will provide valuable data and experience for future human space exploration.
The Moon has relatively little geological activity, no erosion by the atmosphere and water currents, and preserves traces of early life on Earth.
The study of these traces will solve the mystery of the origin of life and reveal how life on Earth was born and evolved.
For these reasons, it is necessary to return to the moon for exploration.
epilogue
Compared to the Earth, the Moon has no water or air, and the climate is very cold, and the temperature difference between day and night is extremely large.
As a result, humans also have a very limited amount of time to live on the moon.
In addition to these factors, the gravitational pull of the Moon is also very small, so it is easy to develop vertigo on the Moon.
How to solve these problems when building a lunar base will be a huge challenge.
In addition, the construction of the lunar base also needs to take into account factors such as science and technology and resources.
The limitations of human life on the moon have prevented them from mining more resources on the moon.
The construction of a lunar base requires solving many technical and scientific problems, and this is due to the desire to conduct scientific experiments and explorations on the moon to further understand the environment and properties of the moon.