There is not only technological competition between China and the United States, but also technological cooperation. However, if we want to join forces with the United States, I am worried that we must first bow to the hegemony of the United States, which has always put its own interests first. Recently, however, the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) suddenly whispered to China and asked China to provide an aid -- NASA hopes to use China's "Magpie Bridge" to explore the moon, which is a clear violation of the "Wolf Law" formulated by the United States itself.
Liu Jingxiang, a member of the University of Science and Technology of China in Malaysia, said that China has promised to use the "Queqiao" relay satellite for the United States and some other countries for future lunar exploration programs, "Science and Technology" reported.
From this article, we can see some important information, first, the "Wolf Law" prohibits all scientific research conducted by China and the United States through NASA or the White House, but this article directly ripped NASA out, which is tantamount to a flagrant violation of the "Wolf Law" of the United States, which is tantamount to slapping oneself.
The second is to show that there are some problems in the current process of landing the moon in the United States, and this is not just because of Artemis, but because of communication reasons. The reason why China sent the "Queqiao" relay satellite to the far side of the moon is to build a stable Earth-Moon communication system on the far side of the moon, and the most important point is to be able to communicate on the far side of the moon. Obviously, the United States does not have this capability for the time being, perhaps because of science and technology, or because of money, because the $11,000 national debt has not yet been **, that is, without the "Magpie Bridge", the United States will not be able to explore the far side of the moon. Therefore, the United States has no choice but to bow to China, even if it is slapped in the face by its own national laws.
In fact, relations between China and the United States are not very good, because according to the Wolf Plan, it is impossible for the United States to go into space. Some military experts have suggested that the "Queqiao" relay satellite is also unacceptable, so that the United States can taste its own suffering. In the end, we agreed to NASA's request, but only if the United States bowed to us. Coupled with the superiority of relay satellites in Earth-Moon communications, the United States is fully capable of overcoming this difficult problem.
In fact, judging from the process of restarting the moon by the United States, the United States has an absolute upper hand in terms of technology and manpower, and the only drawback is the shrinkage of industry. The United States can learn such technology from scratch, but it is not very difficult, so let the United States do it on its own. If it does not accept the demands of the United States, then the United States will learn its own science and technology again. You must know that our aerospace **, Yangtze River memory, and lithography machines are almost all forced by Europe and the United States.
If NASA wishes, we can charge a higher fee or we can get paid accordingly. "Queqiao" has a life cycle, and the United States and other European and American countries have to spend money if they want to use it, so it is normal to charge once a minute, but what about talking in outer space?How much does that cost?Of course, we can also ask NASA for some of the technology we need, or lend us some of our equipment. Since NASA dares to blatantly violate the Wolf Act, why not do it two or three more times?
In short, pride like NASA also has to bow your head at this moment, that's what technology does, when you get stronger, you get respected. Here, I would like to give a thumbs up to the astronauts. We have also seen the cheekiness of the United StatesShame, when they are strong, they use the Wolf Act to suppress their opponents, and when they are in the most difficult time, they will not hesitate to slap their faces, and what they do is for their own interests, not something to be ashamed of. The United States can cooperate with them for its own future, but it is absolutely impossible to last long, and they still have to be cautious in key technologies such as aerospace and chips.