With one arrow to the sky, Chang'e-6 successfully reached the moon! At this moment, the "time machine" that many scientists have dreamed of has finally arrived. Isn't the mysterious soil on the far side of the moon the "Pandora's box" that hides the secrets of time and space for hundreds of millions of years? Who would have thought that the significance of this lunar exploration mission is far more than opening a new chapter in China's aerospace industry, but also becoming a milestone in Sino-French aerospace cooperation. The French have finally fulfilled their dream of landing on the moon, and they are still expected to win another 1.5 grams of lunar "exclusive memory". But American experts are still stuck in the door with a piece of "Wolf Clause", which tastes...
A bag of lunar soil, half of the history of the solar system.
This is not an exaggeration. The samples brought back by Chang'e-6 from the back of the moon this time are all "living fossils" of the evolution of the Earth-Moon system. Immersing oneself in studying the soil is like giving the scientists chicken blood, like a child looking forward to a Christmas present, his eyes are shining. This momentum is estimated to make many long-sealed mysteries of the moon appear in their original form.
You think, the mysterious environment on the far side of the moon, usually even the sun doesn't bother to look twice. This time, Chang'e-6 pulled it out, just like the ancient expedition team dug up amber from the age of dinosaurs, and that was of great significance. Not only can it make scientists happy, but it can also make our people shine and worship this cosmic neighbor.
That's not all.
The feat of Chang'e-6 is a real face for China's aerospace industry and another contribution in the international space circle. This time, China and France joined forces to send the little guy in France to the back of the moon, which can make the French dream of landing on the moon come true. This is not just a matter of lip service, it is a genuine scientific research cooperation, and I don't know how many brain cells have been smashed back and forth.
Parisians will not forget the hospitality of China when they gave them 1.5 grams of "exclusive memory" of the moon. The sensation was so shocking that their eyes almost popped out. At this time, Chang'e-6 has made a great contribution, and maybe the French can go back with two more pieces of moon-backed soil. Fortunately, France is also among the few tyrant countries in the world that have a sample of the back of the moon. This is not only a big breakthrough in scientific research, but also the icing on the cake in Sino-French relations.
China and France have long been familiar with the drama of cooperation.
In the area of aerospace, Chang'e-6 is a living example, look at the greed of France. In fact, from the beginning to the end, China has never changed its original intention, and it has to "hold together" to do big things. Look at this time, as soon as Chang'e-6 went into the sky, it had countless fans around the world. Not to mention the excellent technology, it is also very generous, and I can't wait to divide the fruits of scientific research.
When it comes to the gift package brought back by Chang'e-6 this time, the scientists are so excited, as if they have been beaten with chicken blood. These local products are simply the "golden key" to the study of the moon, and they can also pry open many long-sealed secrets, such as how the moon evolved, what treasures are buried in the ground behind the moon, and what are the differences in the composition of various corners of the moon. If you figure this out, if you go to the moon to do things in the future, it won't be a bag to pick up things?
The Chinese have always been atmospheric, and this time there is no ambiguity.
The trophies of Chang'e 6, that must give priority to Lao Tie, who contributed the most. France, Italy, Bapu, and the European astronauts, you come first. Anyway, China has nothing to say about cooperation and sharing, and the global scientific community has given it a thumbs up.
Speaking of this stubble, the US imperialists are a little uncomfortable. Chang'e-6 did a beautiful job, making Americans' eyes green. It's a pity that they themselves have to set up a "Wolf Clause" and have to draw a clear line with China, and China is not playing with China. Well, China's exclusive lunar souvenirs are dangling under their noses, and American scientists can't eat it even if they want to wear it, and the taste is depressing enough.
In fact, China's attitude is very clear: do you want a piece of the pie?
Okay, let's give the "frame" first, and cooperate with me like France and Italy, and it is incumbent on my brother to do whatever sample he wants. The US imperialist politicians are also quite reluctant at this time, should they let go of their mouths, or insist on self-reliance? Anyway, the argument is hot, and it makes them worried.
Chang'e-6 has made another meritorious service, and China's aerospace industry has won more. This time not only demonstrated hard power, but also highlighted China's sincerity in forging ahead with the world. Next, the Chang'e family has to continue to work hard, No. 7 and No. 8 have long been gearing up, and China is the only aerospace power!
Technological innovation has been seen again and again, and the hard power has been increasing.
This time, Chang'e-6 was an instant hit, which is the confidence of China's scientific and technological circles. A lunar exploration, a major technological breakthrough, China is going farther and farther on this road, flying higher and higher. Seeing that the global peers were stunned, they were so impressed that they threw themselves to the ground. This sense of pride really belongs to every Chinese!
Epilogue:
So finally, I would like to ask: How do you feel about the return of Chang'e-6 to the moon? How to maximize the scientific value of lunar exploration samples? In the face of China's openness to the aerospace industry, how should countries seize the opportunities for cooperation and share scientific and technological achievements? What kind of international game is reflected behind the space policy? What is your opinion on this series of thought-provoking propositions?