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20世纪六七十年代,全球经历了第一次探月热潮,1969年7月,美国“阿波罗11号”飞船实现了人类登月梦,取得月球探测最辉煌的成果。1994年,美国的克莱门汀号探测器发射升空,首次获得了月球上可能存在水的证据,人类又一次将目光投向了这颗与地球相守了数十亿年的星球。全球开始第二轮月球探测热潮,日本、欧洲、中国和印度成为月球探测俱乐部成员。2013年12月2日凌晨,肩负“落月”任务的嫦娥三号在中国西昌卫星发射中心发射,于2013年12月14日实现了探测器着陆,随后完成嫦娥三号最重要的科学任务:观天、看地、测月。“探月”将对百姓生活产生什么影响,是否能改变我们的衣食住行呢?
In the 1960s and the 1970s, the world experienced the first lunar exploration boom. In July 1969, the United States “Apollo 11” launched a lunar landing on mankind and achieved the most brilliant results in lunar exploration. In 1994, when the Clementine probe of the United States launched its spacecraft for the first time, it was the first time that evidence of possible water existed on the moon. The human being once again turned its attention to the planet that has been billowing billions of years with the Earth. The world started its second round of lunar exploration boom with Japan, Europe, China and India becoming members of the lunar exploration club. On the early morning of December 2, 2013, Chang’e III, which shoulders the task of “going to the moon,” was launched at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in China and achieved its detector landing on December 14, 2013, before completing the most important science in Chang’e III Mission: View day, see, measure the moon. “Moon Exploration ” will have any impact on people’s lives, whether it can change our basic necessities of life?