When was Mozi, the world's first experimental satellite for quantum science, launched?

Roaming in the Heavenly Palace, exploring the sea with dragons, exploring the sky with eyes, exploring the secret realm of Wukong, sending letters from Mozi, and flying by big plane! With the vigorous implementation of the innovation-driven development strategy, China has experienced an unprecedented "golden five years" of innovation and achieved many "great events" that could not be achieved for a long time. A series of major scientific and technological achievements, such as the Tiangong, the Dragon, the Eye of the Sky, the Wukong, the Mozi and the Big Plane, pointed out in the report of the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, have once again focused the world's attention on the dazzling "oriental miracle".

According to some western media, "the innovation of the world looks at the East and the innovation of the East looks at China" has become a new mainstream and new habit. "The sky is vast, and I feel the infinity of the universe." In the past five years, the people of China have been exploring the vast universe with indomitable spirit.

On the Mid-Autumn Festival night of 20 16, Tiangong-2, the first real space laboratory in China, was successfully launched. From unmanned flight to manned flight, from one person to many people for many days, from in-cabin experiment to spacewalk, from single-ship flight to stable operation of the assembly ... China has spent more than 20 years in space flight, spanning the distance experienced by developed countries for nearly half a century.

After a year of intense debugging, the 500-meter spherical radio telescope (FAST), the world's largest 500-meter-caliber single-caliber radio telescope, reported its latest achievements in observing the mysteries of the universe, confirmed a number of newly discovered pulsars, and opened a new era of original discovery of astronomical telescopes in China. In 20 15, China successfully launched the dark matter particle detection satellite "Wukong". At present, indirect evidence of the existence of dark matter is being measured with high precision, standing at the forefront of global research and exploring the mystery of the origin of the universe.

From August 2065438 to August 2006, Mozi, the world's first experimental satellite for quantum science, was launched, which greatly promoted the "absolutely confidential" quantum communication from theory to practice and laid a solid foundation for China to lead the development of quantum communication technology in the world. Mozi, who lived more than 2,000 years ago, never imagined that his name would one day become a symbol of scientific and technological innovation in China.