Wu Yanhua, a major special special designer of China Detective Detect, revealed on Tuesday (April 25) that China plans to launch Chang'e 6 in May next year to realize the sampling of the moon back.
According to the surging news report, Wu Yanhua introduced in a keynote report in a event on Tuesday that China will launch the Lieutenant Star and Chang'e -6 detector around 2024.In May.
Wu Yanhua introduced that the launch of Chang'e VII will be launched around 2026, which will realize the exploration of the Moon Antarctic resource; Chang'e 8 will be launched around 2028, which will form the basic type of international moon scientific research station with Chang'e VII.In terms of planet detection, China plans to launch Tianwen No. 2 detector around 2025 to achieve near -ground asteroids accompanied by flying, sampling and returning, and comet with comets.
Wu Yanhua said that in the past 20 years, the Chinese moon exploration project has achieved the "six wars and six twos", and successfully completed the strategic goal of the three steps to go back to three steps.No. 1 Mars detecting tasks to achieve the strategic goal of "patrolling" in one step.Get seven -meter resolution full month image map and 76 -meter space resolution all -Mars video data, detecting data science research results constantly refreshing humans' awareness of the moon and Mars, and driving the depth of the overall testing field of the ground and the global layout.A large number of advanced infrastructure construction such as vacant control network and Wenchang Aerospace launches.
Wu Yanhua pointed out that since the implementation of the Chinese lunar exploration project in 2004, it has actively promoted the cooperation and exchanges in various forms of scientific load installation, data opening and sharing, mutual support for measurement and control, and common scientific research.Cooperate with regions and signed 23 international cooperation agreements or memorandums of understanding.In the future, China will continue to promote the construction of key directions such as the International Moon Scientific Research Station, the China Shipping Moon and Deep Space Exploration Center, and the International Deep Space Exploration Federation to deepen international cooperation in the field of deep space exploration.
