Welcome to visit! Chang 'e V went home! What's your mood at this moment?

At 4: 30 on October 24th, 2020/KLOC-0, the Chang 'e-5 satellite launched from China Wenchang Space Launch Base successfully entered the scheduled orbit. The basic task of Chang 'e V lunar exploration is to collect samples on the moon. When Chang 'e V landed on the moon, the lander automatically collected the lunar surface and sealed the samples, and returned to Earth smoothly after completing a series of operations. The purpose of exploration is to obtain the analysis data related to the moon by investigating and analyzing the terrain and geological characteristics of the landing site. Technically, the construction technology of Chang 'e V is exquisite. Technically, the geological samples brought back by Chang 'e V can determine the geological age of the moon. The victory of Chang 'e V is of great significance to the world.

I was very excited when Chang 'e V came home, because the collected samples enabled scientists to use their knowledge to take samples home for analysis and added a layer of mystery to the moon. At the same time, my mood is proud. Chang 'e V's return home is inseparable from the continuous efforts of engineers in China around the clock, and also from China's strong support for outer space exploration.

The whole process of Chang 'e V mission is essentially a rehearsal for manned landing on the moon. Chang Wu's winding, falling and returning must be done in one go. Any task is based on the success of the previous task and listed layer by layer. In order to accomplish this task, it is conceivable that the spacecraft must complete the work. Not only in China, but also in all mankind, it is rare to make similar spacecraft, and many deep space explorations are one-off. This also shows that China's scientific research work is progressing, and it has been among the best in the world in some fields. This is not only a success of exploring the moon, but also a footprint of China's scientific and technological strength. As a citizen of China, I not only have an impulse to burst into tears at this moment. My mood is also happy and full of hope for the future. I hope the space industry can get better and better.