On April 25, Fast Technology News, according to CCTV News, the National Space Administration recently announced the latest progress of the lunar exploration project.
Wu Weiren, chief designer of China's lunar exploration project, The International Lunar Research Station will implement in two stages:
The first step is the basic construction stage, Before 2035, With the south pole of the moon as the core, Build comprehensive scientific facilities with basically complete functions and basic supporting elements.
The second step is the expansion construction stage, Before 2045, Taking the lunar orbital station as the hub, Build equipment and facilities with complete functions, considerable scale and stable operation.
Wu Weiren said that the moon is a starting point, and the International Lunar Research Station will provide a long-term scientific research for human beings to go further into deep space, so that they can work and live on it for a long time.
To make technical reserves, materials and intellectual reserves for going to Mars and farther into the deep space in the future.
According to the follow-up plan of China's deep space exploration mission announced earlier, China will continue to explore the moon and Mars from 2022-2030. The details are as follows:
Lunar exploration project:
Chang'e 6 (launched around 2025): Implement lunar polar landing and sample back to verify the high-precision landing technology of lunar based guidance.
Chang'e-7 (launched around 2026): The terrain, physiognomy, material composition and space environment of the lunar polar region are comprehensively explored.
Chang'e-8 (launched before 2030): Carry out key technology lunar surface experiment, complete the technical verification of command center of scientific research station, and build the basic type of international lunar research station.
Deep space exploration:
Tianwen II (launched around 2025): Accomplish the accompanying flight, attachment, sampling return and main belt comet circling of near Earth asteroids, and provide data and samples for frontier scientific research on the origin and evolution of asteroids.
Tianwen 3 (launched around 2030): Mars sampling and returning to conduct research on the morphology and material composition of the Mars landing area, and the formation and evolution of Mars.
Tianwen IV (launched around 2030): It has the ability to realize the orbit of the Jupiter system and the arrival of Uranus, and provides scientific exploration data for deepening the scientific research on the Jupiter system and interplanetary space.
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