NASA violates the Wolf Clause!In order to take China s lunar soil, the decision may be revised

Mondo Technology Updated on 2024-01-29

As China's space science and technology become more and more advanced, NASA has asked the US Congress to revise the "Wolf Clause" to restrict Sino-US space science and technology cooperation in order to obtain lunar soil samples collected by China's Chang'e-5 spacecraft. This decision has sparked widespread discussion and controversy in the space community.

As a blockade and suppression measure against China's aerospace technology, every provision in the Wolf Clause is full of malice. However, with the rapid development of China's space technology and the upcoming lunar landing program, NASA apparently realized that it would not be able to share lunar soil samples and backside data without cooperation with China, so it had to ask for a revision of the Wolf Clause.

This decision was firmly rejected by the Chinese space authorities. China understands that the Wolf Clause will not be abolished for a single day, and China will not share lunar soil samples with NASA for a single day. The United States has long excluded China from cooperation on the International Space Station, forcing China to develop its own space station on its own. NASA Administrator Nelson has ridiculed China's inability to build its own space station and claimed that it will always adhere to the Wolf Clause. However, with China's Chang'e-5 mission successfully collecting soil samples from the far side of the moon and sharing them with other countries, but not with the United States, NASA Director Nelson complained that China was "too stingy" to take the initiative to share soil samples.

As an extremely valuable scientific research resource, lunar soil has important scientific value. By studying lunar soil, scientists can obtain valuable data on the moon's surface composition, geological structure, resource distribution, and more. These data are important for future missions to the moon and for the advancement of space exploration. Therefore, it is a great honor and scientific advantage for any country to have lunar soil samples.

In the field of space exploration, international cooperation is an indispensable part. Countries promote each other and develop together through resource sharing and joint research. China has always adhered to an open and win-win attitude in the field of aerospace and is willing to cooperate with other countries. However, if it is to obtain samples of China's lunar soil, the United States must show a sincere willingness to cooperate and give enough sincerity.

NASA's request to revise the "Wolf Clause" this time shows that they have a deeper understanding of the changes in China's aerospace science and technology. China is not only on a par with the United States in the field of space technology, but has even surpassed the United States in some areas. Not to be outdone, the United States announced a second lunar landing after China's space ministry announced its goal of planning a lunar landing by 2030. In order to obtain more data, NASA had to make a request to China to facilitate their research.

This change also reflects the rapid development of China's aerospace science and technology and the improvement of its international status. China's openness and cooperation in the field of space has been recognized and appreciated by the world. However, we are also firmly opposed to any form of "clique" cooperation. If the United States wants to obtain samples of Chinese lunar soil, it must do so on the premise of equality and good faith.

All in all, NASA's request to amend the Wolf Clause to obtain samples of lunar soil from China has sparked heated discussions and controversy. As a valuable scientific research resource, lunar soil has important scientific value, and having lunar soil samples will become a country's scientific research advantage. In the field of space exploration, international cooperation is necessary, and China has always adhered to an open and win-win attitude. However, before cooperating with China, the United States needs to demonstrate a genuine willingness and sincerity to cooperate. After all, if they want to share Chinese lunar soil samples, they must cooperate with China in an honest and equal manner. It is only through joint efforts and cooperation that the pace of space exploration can be more rapid and steady.

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