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In recent space operations, the continent once again proved to the world its ability to break through in the field of space.
The mission focused on studying lunar soil so that humans could survive in the future.
Whether it is the success of inviting into the Heavenly Palace, or the Chang'e-6 mission to explore the moon completed a while ago, under the push of Chang'e-6, the soil data on the moon has finally returned to the earth, but the Americans are helpless about the lunar soil data retrieved by the mainland, and they have gained a lot of expectations for the mainland's greatest aerospace achievement.
The United States didn't expect China to be so tough!
What's going on?
A U.S. spacecraft successfully landed on the moon a day before Chang'e-6, and the mainland's Chang'e-6 brought the day's data back to Earth.
What does this mean?
This means that the continent's probe was able to collect soil data on the moon in a day, something the Americans did not expect.
So why was the Continental probe able to collect soil data from the moon in a single day?
This starts with the continental detectors, which mainly achieve this goal through busy work and precise resolution.
The probe on the continent mainly works by landing and transporting, and only after receiving the signal and completing the landing will the probe begin to carry out the soil transportation.
In the future, the Continental probe will use its precise resolution to do more work in the same amount of time.
This not only improves the efficiency of the continent's work, but also allows our probes to accomplish more scientific goals.
That's why the continent's probe was able to collect soil data on the moon in a single day, something the Americans didn't expect.
Why is Chang'e-6 lunar soil so difficult to get?
Although the continental probe has collected soil data from the moon, it is not so easy to bring back soil data from the moon.
This is because the Moon is still somewhat different from the Earth, and the most obvious is the Moon's microgravity environment.
Although our probe has successfully retrieved lunar soil data in a microgravity environment, it has not been immediately brought back to Earth to ensure the integrity of lunar soil data.
This is because current scientists don't have much experience with how to bring back matter in a microgravity environment.
In addition, the cosmic radiation environment of the Moon is also a factor that cannot be ignored.
Although our probes have done some protection for the lunar soil data, they have not been brought back to Earth immediately to ensure that the lunar soil data will not be affected by cosmic radiation.
Therefore, in order to ensure the integrity of the lunar soil data, the relevant parties will now first bring the lunar soil data back to the Earth-Moon transfer orbit.
There, the Moon's microgravity environment and cosmic radiation environment are still very different from those of the Earth.
This is equivalent to giving the lunar soil data a transition period, through which we can better understand how the microgravity environment and the cosmic radiation environment affect the lunar soil data.
And most importantly, in the Earth-Moon transfer orbit, the lunar soil data will hardly be affected by the Earth, which is also very beneficial to the protection of the lunar soil data.
So although the lunar soil data has not yet been brought back to Earth, it is already in the Earth-Moon transfer orbit.
In a few days, the Moon's soil data can be brought back to Earth.
It can be said that the mainland is very concerned about this mission, and they have done their best to complete the task very well, and the world has also seen the hard power of the mainland in the aerospace field.
Why can the mainland be so tough?
In the process of Chang'e-6 to achieve automatic sampling of lunar soil, in fact, the mainland has already taken a big step.
This action also made everyone more confident in the mainland's future efforts in space.
Everyone has higher expectations for the mainland's achievements in the field of aerospace.
However, in the course of this operation, a kind of ridicule and admiration for the mainland appeared.
After the mainland announced the launch of the Chang'e-6 mission, a post appeared on the Internet that read: "Chang'e-5: Lunar Kiss, Chang'e-6: Lunar Embrace".
That is to say, after the mainland successfully returned the lunar samples brought back by Chang'e-5 to the ground, no country in the world dared to try to bring back the lunar samples again, but the mainland quickly let the Chang'e-6 spacecraft take off.
Therefore, the above sentence appeared on the Internet, which is also a kind of feeling, and it is also a higher affirmation of the mainland's strength in this field and an encouragement for the mainland's future efforts.
We have to admit that in the field of aerospace, the mainland has stood at the forefront of the world, especially with the efforts of generations of astronauts on the mainland, the strength of the mainland in the aerospace field has been recognized by the world.
When the outside world sees such a tough action on the mainland, it is naturally full of expectations for the mainland's development.
epilogue
It can be said that this is also the mainland's strength to prove itself more, and also let our technology be more affirmed.
Of course, this is also the result of our accumulation of experience in the field of aerospace, which is also inseparable from our country's support for the aerospace industry, and we believe that the mainland's achievements in the field of aerospace will become more and more outstanding.