The American "interstellar airliner" went into the sky, which was originally a very beautiful thing, but as a result, people shouted "This plot is more exciting than the movie".
On that day, the whole world was watching this spacecraft carrying the American space dream, and its successful docking with the International Space Station was said to be a great joy. But the show was ahead, and the original return date was postponed again and again.
Moving all the way back, finally, I have to wait until July to go home. The mood of the astronauts is like riding a roller coaster, with ups and downs.
There were a bunch of problems before the launch, helium leaks, oxidizer valves didn't work, thrusters failed...... It's like a pre-launch check, it's like opening a fault list meeting. But even so, the spaceship went into the sky, and people couldn't help but ask: "
Fortunately, the astronauts were not chaotic in the face of danger, adding a bit of heroism to the tense mission. However, the technical hidden dangers behind this are like a time bomb, which makes people's hearts beat the drum.
The biggest headache is that the fuel is almost bottoming out. NASA engineers have to race against time to get everything done before they do. This situation is like playing the space version of "life and death", where every minute and every second counts.
。 Let's not talk about the 737 MAX, now the "interstellar airliner" is making trouble again, and the technical reliability of this technology is really sweating.
Then again, space exploration isn't a one-man game, you have to play it together. Just like the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union, it promoted the leap of human spaceflight. China's achievements in aerospace have highlighted the importance of international cooperation. After all, space is a stage for all mankind, and we all have to work together to go further.
The experience of the "starliner" has sounded the alarm bell for us. This incident is a profound lesson for the US aerospace industry and even for the global aerospace community. Future space exploration will depend on the joint efforts of all countries to ensure that every liftoff can return safely.