Chang 'e V has made China's space flight a big step forward. What other landmark events are there in China Aerospace?

After a 23-day trip, China's "Chang 'e V" spacecraft successfully landed in the scheduled area of Siziwangqi, Inner Mongolia in the early morning of February 20 17, and the mission of the lunar exploration project Chang 'e V was a complete success. The National Space Administration will hold a handover ceremony to formally hand over the lunar samples to the ground application system. China's first sample storage, analysis and research of extraterrestrial objects will also be launched. ?

Chang 'e V has made China's space flight a big step forward. What other landmark events are there in China Aerospace?

1. China 1 The artificial earth satellite was successfully launched. 1 On April 24th, 970, China's1artificial earth satellite Dongfanghong-1 was successfully launched, which opened the curtain for China to explore the mysteries of the universe, use space peacefully and benefit mankind. China has also become the fifth country in the world to launch a satellite. The working life of the satellite was designed to be 20 days, but it actually worked in space for 28 days. On May 1970, it stopped transmitting signals and lost contact with the ground. ?

2. China's first recoverable satellite was successfully launched1975165438+10. On October 26th, China successfully launched its first recoverable satellite and returned three days later, making China the third country in the world to master the satellite return technology.

Three. Yang Liwei launched in June 5438+1October 65438+In May 2003, Shenzhou 5 achieved a major breakthrough: Yang Liwei was launched, and China broke the monopoly of the Soviet Union and the United States and became the third country in the world to carry out independent manned space flight. ?

In 2007, Chang 'e-1 was successfully launched, and the dream of flying to the moon began. On June 24th, 2007, the Chang 'e-1 probe was successfully launched from xichang satellite launch center by the Long March 3A carrier rocket. On June 26th, 2007, China National Space Administration officially released the first image of the lunar surface sent back by Chang 'e-1 satellite. On March/KOOC-0/day/KOOC-0/6: 00, 2009, Chang 'e-1 satellite successfully crashed into the moon under control, which was the first stage of China's lunar exploration project.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Tiangong-1 2011September 29th, Tiangong-1 achieved a major breakthrough: China's first space station laboratory has been in service for twice its life.

6. All the tasks in the space laboratory phase of China's manned spaceflight project were successfully completed on July 2, 2009106. After on-orbit 1036 days, Tiangong-2 was controlled to derail and re-enter the atmosphere, and a small amount of debris fell into the scheduled safe sea area in the South Pacific, marking the successful completion of all the tasks in the space laboratory phase of China's manned spaceflight project.

Seven,? Tian Wen No.1? China's first Mars probe launched in July 2020? Tian Wen No.1? Launch.

Here are just some achievements of China's space industry. Behind every achievement are the silent efforts of countless space heroes and astronauts.

Here we express our deep respect to them.