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Xinhua News Agency: At 9:31 Beijing time on May 30th, the Long March 2F Yao 16 carrier rocket carrying the Shenzhou 16 manned spacecraft ignited and launched at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. About 10 minutes later, the Shenzhou 16 manned spacecraft successfully separated from the rocket and entered the predetermined orbit. The astronauts and crew were in good condition, and the launch was a complete success.
After the Shenzhou 16 manned spacecraft entered orbit, it successfully docked with the radial port of the Tianhe Core Module of the space station at 16:29 on May 30th, and the entire docking process took about 6.5 hours.
At 18:22, the crew of Shenzhou-15 successfully opened the “home” and welcomed the crew of Shenzhou-16 from afar to settle in the “Heavenly Palace”.
Six astronauts will work together for approximately 5 days to complete various predetermined tasks.
This is exciting news, and netizens from all over the world have sent congratulatory messages again. However, just like the successful completion of the C919’s first commercial flight, some people have their teeth sore.
Two groups of Chinese astronauts gathered in the “Heavenly Palace”, and foreign media paid special attention to Gui Haichao, the post-80s generation, because his identity is different from that of his fellow astronauts Jing Haipeng, Zhu Yangzhu, and previous astronauts.
Gui Haichao is not a soldier. He comes from Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics and is a professor and payload expert.
European media say that Gui Haichao is China’s “first civilian to fly into space”, which means that China’s space program will become more stable and research projects will become more diverse.
The German “Mirror” wrote a report before the launch of Shenzhou 16, and there was a paragraph that pierced the heart (pierced the hearts of Americans): “Because of a bill of the United States Congress, China was excluded from the United States space partners, so China decided to take its own path in the space program, and their robots have come to the far side of the Moon.”
Westerners are complaining about the United States, why don’t you take China to play? Regret it, SB.
As we all know, now only China can complete one project after another according to the plan.
There are a total of 17 Earthlings in human space, of which 11 are on the International Space Station: 5 are from the United States, 3 are from Russia, 2 are from the United Arab Emirates, and 1 is from the United Arab Emirates.
There are still 6 people on the space station in China.
As the International Space Station approaches its end, only the Chinese will be in outer space.
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The China Manned Space Engineering Office also released a highly anticipated message. Deputy Director Lin Xiqiang stated on the 29th that the lunar landing phase of China’s manned lunar exploration project has been launched and is planned to achieve the first Chinese landing on the moon by 2030.
Seven years actually passed in the blink of an eye. In 2016, Trump was still fighting against Hillary, how time flies?
When Chinese people publicly announce their lunar landing schedule, everyone knows that Chinese people will definitely appear on the moon before 2030.
Interestingly, the United States is particularly sensitive and anxious about this matter.
China is not in a hurry, since Americans have already landed on the moon, there is no need for us to “grab the lead”.
But the United States has announced plans to land on the moon again after 2025, and said, ‘We will send Europeans to the moon’. Why is the United States still in such a hurry when all the ‘head fragrance’ has been snatched?
NASA Director Bill Nielsen assured Der Spiegel last year that he believed his country and China were in a new “interstellar race”.
The United States has made it clear that it wants to confront China on the moon, and it is a militarized confrontation.
Morhaus, the head of strategy, planning, and policy at the US Space Force Command, recently spoke harshly: “If necessary, the United States is ready to engage in space operations tonight, starting with the destruction of the Beidou satellite system
Therefore, while overcoming technological challenges, we also need to face the issue of how to counter the US space military threat.
Why does the United States focus its goal of “lunar hegemony” on China?
When the Soviet Union disintegrated and the United States took the lead, the United States always assumed a confident and inclusive attitude in the aerospace field.
But once it is discovered that China is making efforts to catch up, the United States will reveal its true colors, with a villainous face and a small belly.
The United States is aware of the efficient organizational and executive capabilities behind China’s space achievements, as well as the strong scientific research talent pool and youthfulness (the average age of the US space team is 53 years old, while that of China is 36 years old)
And other countries crying and shouting to go to the moon are basically self entertaining and not worrying.
Japan said more than a decade ago that it would establish a base on the moon before 2025.
India, on the other hand, has blown to Mars, and the moon looks down on it.
Germany, known for its rigor, announced its lunar exploration plan in 2007:
The first step is to launch a lunar probe into an orbit only 50 kilometers away from the moon in 2013;
The second step is to launch an unmanned exploration device in 2020 to collect soil from the lunar surface and return it to the ground.
Later on, it didn’t work out, maybe the oil paper bag wasn’t found.
In 2017, the French newspaper “Le Figaro” hinted at Germans that the European Space Agency was studying Chinese hard to cooperate with Chinese colleagues, and that the “Chang’e-4” would bring German detectors.
In January 2019, “Chang’e-4” completed the first landing on the far side of the Moon in human history, and gave a ride to the lunar probe developed by Kiel University in Germany.
India and Japan have been stimulated again. weren’t their bold words like greasy men from Haikou boasting at a wine table? What, I want to build a temple on the moon, I want to shoot a small movie on the moon ball
After waking up, it’s best for everyone to talk about something else to avoid embarrassing each other.
China welcomes countries to engage in a “space race” and sincerely hopes that India can retrieve the lost Chandrayaan-2 spacecraft in 2019.
But this should be a healthy competition, a competition that is beneficial for the future of all humanity.
The United States has extended its hegemonic thinking to the field of space, aiming to treat the moon as a colony.
In April 2019, then NASA Director Jim Bridenstein stated that international lunar exploration cooperation could only take place under the leadership of the United States. “There is only one country that can establish an alliance to ensure astronauts return to the moon, and that is the United States
After China’s continuous success in lunar exploration, for the United States, it means the loss of its space hegemony.
Americans have politicized everything, whether it’s oceans, land, aviation, space, moon, Mars… all scientific research must be led by the United States. Otherwise, it will resort to any means to force its allies to isolate their competitors, namely China.
In the eyes of the United States, China’s manufacturing industry must be at the lowest end of the global industrial chain, with its people preferably lacking food and clothing, poor water and electricity, chaotic streets, outdated transportation, continuous internal strife, and scattered sand.
Occasionally, they also have to accept alms from Americans, and Hollywood stars regularly come to China to shed a few tears of the Virgin Mary.
How can China have “two bombs and one satellite”? How can there be a nuclear submarine? How can there be a Dongfeng missile? How can there be a Beidou system? How can there be 5G technology
Are you still preparing to land on the moon? So you are challenging the United States.
But what can the United States do? If it dares to move the Beidou, GPS will also have to shut down.
The militarization of space was not brought about by China, but by the Americans. The first “Space Force Command” of humanity was established by the United States in 2019.
The United States is a signatory to the 1966 United Nations Outer Space Treaty (the free and peaceful use of space), which is its contractual spirit.
And every time the United States issues a threat, there are some people online crying and crying, believing that the “Beidou System”, “Moon Landing Plan”, “Anti Satellite Missile”, “Laser Weapons”… have stimulated the United States, and the consequences will be very serious.
Can they trade their knees and tears for American kindness?
Space security is already a part of China’s national security, and some people even say that space projects are burning money to stay away from the United States. Are they foolishly or naively splitting space security from national security?
Can national security be built on the “mercy” of the United States? No.
So, space security cannot be built on the “mercy” of the United States. The only way to break the threat posed by the United States is to have weapons to balance it.
The stronger China’s ability to counterattack in space, the greater its future discourse power, just like the nuclear monopoly position of the five major powers.
Those who pretend to complain about China’s space program are like birds of a feather to those who “persuade” China to give up nuclear weapons and gain trust from the United States.
The 2025 lunar landing plan mentioned by the United States, even Americans do not believe it, drawing big cakes, drawing big cakes, from the Hudson River underground tunnel to the moon above.
The Hudson River Underground Tunnel is only 3.8 kilometers (double track) and has a river bridge connecting New York and New Jersey. However, the budget has increased from $11.6 billion in 2021 to $16 billion, and Biden is no longer able to fulfill his promise to New Yorkers.
That’s all, the United States also said it will land on the moon after 2025, and this pie may not be too big.
After 2025 in the United States and before 2030 in China, there will inevitably be overlap in time.
Seven years will soon come, and we can verify again. I hope the United States won’t let the moon fly, and the Chinese people will surely come as promised!
Let those reactionary factions both inside and outside tremble before us, let them say that neither of us can do this nor that. The indomitable efforts of the Chinese people will steadily achieve their goals!