On the silent surface of the moon, the Chang'e-6 drilling rig is working tirelessly. Every time it rotates, it carries the human desire for the secrets of the deep moon. However, just as the drilling was about to break through to a depth of 1 meter, the follow-up was weak.
At this moment, scientists on Earth held their breath. Hu Hao, the chief designer of Changliu, stared at the screen tightly, with mixed feelings in his heart.
"We're completely prepared." Hu Hao once declared it so heroically. However, the reality is always challenging. Although the drill exceeded 1 meter, it still fell short of the expected target. The complex situation under the moon has once again taught humanity a lesson.
Looking back on this phenomenon, Hu Hao said: "The time to work on the moon is limited, and the energy of the probe is also limited. His tone was full of regret, but it was full of reason. After the unanimous judgment of experts, there may be a stone stuck there. Drilling further may throw away some of the results of the previous drilling, affecting the tasks behind. "
This decision embodies the wisdom of the whole team. It not only reflects the prudent attitude of Chinese astronauts, but also shows their calmness in the face of setbacks.
However, this "fly in the ointment" cannot obscure the significance of the Chang'e-6 mission. Hu Hao said firmly: "In terms of technical routes, we have no problem going to the moon and coming back, and the technology is compatible." We've built this bridge. "
This "bridge" not only connects the earth and the moon, but also connects the dreams and reality of the Chinese. "Because it is a dream for the Chinese to stand on the moon. Be sure to plant the flag there, and I think it will happen soon. Hu Hao's words are full of longing and confidence for the future.
And this future seems to be accelerating.
At the same time as Chang'e-6 completed its mission and returned to Earth, exciting news came: the selection of the fourth batch of astronauts was about to be completed. The addition of this batch of fresh blood will not only inject new vitality into the follow-up missions of the space station, but also contribute to the grand blueprint for the Chinese to land on the moon.
From the myth of Chang'e running to the moon to today's technological reality; From an unattainable dream to an unattainable future. China's path to lunar exploration has been firm and calm.
However, the road to the moon is still a long one. Every success is a new starting point; Every setback is a valuable experience. Just like the "accident" in the Chang'e-6 mission, it not only did not dampen the confidence of scientists, but stimulated them to explore more intensely.
"The situation under the moon is really complicated." Hu Hao's words are not only a summary of this mission, but also a foresight of future challenges. It reminds us that the path of exploration is never easy. But it is these unknowns and challenges that make the lunar exploration cause so fascinating.
Imagine the moment when the first Chinese astronaut stepped on the surface of the moon in the near future. He or she will look down on the lunar earth at his feet and look back at the blue earth in the distance. At that moment, it was not only an individual achievement, but also the pride of the whole nation.
And all of this will be built on the basis of explorations like Chang'e-6. Every data acquisition, every technological breakthrough, is accumulating energy for this great moment.
Of course, China's space dream doesn't stop there. As Hu Hao said, China's space station will welcome more new members with different identities. This means that China's space industry is moving towards a more open and international future.
Imagine astronauts from different countries working together on the Chinese space station. They will communicate in their respective languages, share their respective cultures, and contribute to the cause of human space exploration together. This is not only the progress of science and technology, but also a leap forward in human civilization.
And for ordinary people, space travel may no longer be an unattainable dream. With the advancement of technology and the reduction of costs, perhaps in the near future, some of us will actually be able to go to space and see the beautiful contours of the Earth with our own eyes.
However, no matter how the future develops, we should not forget that every step of progress embodies the hard work and sweat of countless astronauts. From the engineers on the Chang'e-6 mission, to the new batch of astronauts who will be selected, to the international colleagues who may participate in the future, everyone is contributing to this great dream.
As Hu Hao said: "We have already built this bridge. "Now, all we have to do is to move on, bravely cross this bridge, imprint the footprints of the Chinese on the surface of the moon, and plant the five-star red flag on the top of the moon."
This is not only China's dream, but also the common dream of mankind.