When China has "something that no one else has ever had," the distorted mentality of the Americans comes back up.
On June 25, Chang'e-6 landed accurately in the predetermined area of the Siziwang Banner in Inner Mongolia and successfully returned from "digging" the far side of the moon. On the 28th, the China National Space Administration held a lunar sample handover ceremony for the Chang'e-6 mission of the lunar exploration project in Beijing, and after preliminary calculations, the Chang'e-6 mission collected 1935.3 grams of lunar samples.
Now, almost the whole world is staring at this 1935.3 grams of lunar soil flow, after all, this is from the back of the moon, maybe you can find some new elements in the universe, update the periodic table and the like, the value behind this is incalculable.
Some NASA or some U.S. space officials, day by day, are changing their tricks to figure out how to let China take the initiative to "share" lunar soil.
Let's not talk about whether we give it or not, let's see how Da Mei "wants" lunar soil. NASA Administrator Nelson said: "Although the Wolf Clause prohibits space cooperation with China, it does not restrict China from sharing lunar soil samples on the far side of the moon free of charge, and we do not prohibit this move."
When I saw this report, my whole body was numb, I have lived for decades, I have seen people lying down and asking for food, kneeling for food, and Erlang's legs while blindly asking for food, it is indeed the first time I have seen it.
Don't ban China from sharing for you for free? Where did you get such a big face? I really don't know what kind of pink bubble a top boss in a country's aerospace department lives in to say this?
At the regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on July 1, the Chinese side made it clear that "the Chinese government is open to China-US space exchanges and cooperation, and China also welcomes all countries in the world to participate in the study of lunar samples, but the US side seems to have forgotten the existence of domestic laws such as the Wolf Clause, and does not know whether American scientists and relevant institutions will be allowed by their own governments to participate in exchanges and cooperation with China."
Obviously, China's intention has been very clear, the "Wolf Clause" written in black and white has the force of law, and China, as a big country that keeps its promises and is empathetic, will definitely abide by the "spirit of contract" and will not make it difficult for the Americans, and prohibits any scientific research cooperation with NASA.
In fact, if you want to talk about lunar soil, the world's largest reserves are the United States, since the 60s of the last century, Apollo planned to land on the moon six times, 25 astronauts worked hard to dig, and brought back as much as 382 kilograms of lunar soil.
So, the Americans said again, good things must be learned to be shared with everyone, look at how I did it back then, the lunar soil that I worked so hard to dig back was given to 135 countries as a gift in a blink of an eye, including China, although only one gram was given, but it was not an intimate gift with a giant magnifying glass.
As a result, some voices came out on the Internet and said that China should be more generous, and what is the big deal about giving the United States points, it is all for the sake of contributing to the cause of mankind.
These people are either stupid or bad, or the Virgin Mary descends to earth, and the soil on the back of the moon can be the same as those big stones in the big beauty? Do you not know how difficult it is for China to be completely blocked by technology for decades, or do you not know how bad the United States is?
In 1999, led by Cox, a member of the House of Representatives of the United States, he forged an investigation report slandering China for stealing US nuclear technology through various space cooperation projects, thus interrupting Sino-US cooperation in rocket launching, and all space technology and accessories were not allowed to be exported to China.
In the face of the blockade and difficulties of the United States, the Chinese astronauts were not discouraged; they rolled up their sleeves, straightened their backs, relied on themselves, and were brave in the face of shame. On November 20, 1999, Shenzhou-1 was successfully launched. In 2000, the first Beidou positioning and navigation satellite was successfully launched. In 2003, the successful launch of the Shenzhou V manned spacecraft fulfilled the Chinese's dream of flying.
Even at this point, Americans still feel that the problem is that the blockade of China is not thorough enough. As a result, in 2011, the Wolf Amendment was enacted, which completely banned NASA from engaging in any form of bilateral cooperation with China and extended this restriction policy to all US allies, thus completely closing the door to space cooperation with China.
"Thirty years in Hedong, thirty years in Hexi", who would have thought that the United States would be reduced to the point of huddling with India for warmth, while China has been chasing after it for decades, and only when it turns back does it find that it has become a leader on the road to aerospace.
Next, China will also achieve a manned landing on the moon by 2030, and what about the United States? The moon landing time has been repeatedly postponed, let alone a manned moon landing, and it is true that you can only worry about the good things of other people's homes.
After 13 years, the boomerang has finally returned to the heads of the Americans.