The model of a new generation of manned lunar landing spacecraft in China was unveiled for the first time, and the 30-year Achievement Exhibition of China's manned space program opened.
CTOnews.com, February 24, according to the China manned Space Engineering Office, on the afternoon of February 24, 2023, the opening ceremony of "asking the Sky after a Dream-the 30-year Achievement Exhibition of China's manned Space Project" was held in the West Hall of the China National Museum, showing the development process and construction achievements of the project to the public for the first time.
According to reports, the main exhibits of this exhibition include 1:1 models of the sky and core modules that can be visited inside, 1:4 models of the space station assembly, long March 2F, long March 7, long March 5B carrier rockets, the new generation of manned carrier rockets, as well as spacesuits, Shenzhou 13 re-entry module, rocket engines, environmental control life support equipment and the party flag carried in the mission. A new generation of manned spaceships and lunar landers and other major flight product models of manned landing on the moon are on display for the first time.
During the ▲ lunar lander (left) and the new generation of manned spacecraft (right), Tuyuan CCTV will also organize a number of manned space science education activities at the National Museum. Space experts will introduce the development process and construction achievements of the project over the past 30 years, and the astronauts will share their experiences in training and performing flight. The purpose of holding this exhibition is to better display the achievements of space development, carry forward the spirit of patriotism, popularize the knowledge of space science and technology, and enable the public to further understand and support manned spaceflight. stimulate the enthusiasm of the public, especially young people, to advocate science, explore the unknown, and pursue their dreams.
The exhibition lasts for 3 months, and the time is not short. Qualified CTOnews.com friends can go to the scene to feast their eyes.
According to previous CCTV news reports, China's new generation of manned rockets for manned landing on the moon will be completed by 2030, and the development of heavy carrier rockets has also achieved phased results.
