China has launched China Space Probe to bring land samples
The investigation travels more than a year to the earthly satellite “469219 comooAyo”, the almost satellite in the summer of 2026. Once the collection is completed, Tianwen -2 will be re -released, and then the space module will be released, with the patterns back to the ground alone.
China Stringer Network
In a guideline mission aimed at strengthening the exploration and understanding of the roots of the solar system, China started on Wednesday to bring land samples.
According to China state news agency Zinhua.
“The Space Probe has smoothly called its solar panels and the CNSA has successfully declared the experiment,” the agency said.
The investigation travels more than a year to the earthly satellite “469219 comooAyo”, the almost satellite in the summer of 2026.
Once the collection is completed, Tianwen -2 will be re -released, and then the space module will be released, with the patterns back to the ground alone.
The main investigation continues your trip towards the second part of the mission (known as “311 P”).
Tianwen -2 is the first goal of China’s collection of eclipse patterns – small stone bodies move through the space, keeping the sun in orbit.
Scientists believe that these models have evidence of beginnings and evolution of the solar system.
China is also aiming to improve the ability to orbit in small astronomical bodies.
The collection of asteroid models is not unprecedented and has already reached Japanese and American missions.
“An important step in China’s progress”
Speaking to the Chen Lawn AFP, expert Chen Lawn said, “This mission is technically” an important step in the progress of China in the field of deep space exploration beyond the moon. “
In 2024, China has already sent probes to gather samples in the past, including the hidden side of the moon, the moon.
The country landed a spacecraft on the hidden side of the moon in 2019 and completed its satellite navigation system in 2020.
China is investing thousands of euros in its space program to reach the United States and Russia.
Beijing plans to send astronauts to the moon until 2030.
