"In addition, the temperature of the lunar surface varies greatly, ranging from -180°C to 120°C. Such extreme temperatures pose a threat to human life and health. In order to maintain suitable temperatures and living conditions, special insulation is required
and cooling measures.”
Having said this, Wu Hao paused for a moment, then looked at Jiang Nan and spread his hands and said: "There is another very important point, and that is radiation protection. The moon does not have an atmosphere to shield radiation such as solar wind and cosmic rays, which pose a threat to human health.
Therefore, living on the moon requires the establishment of special radiation protection facilities to ensure the safety of astronauts."
After listening to this, Jiang Nan couldn't help but sigh: "It turns out that there are so many difficulties in living on the moon. I used to think that as long as there were living facilities and oxygen supply, it would be enough."
Wu Hao smiled: "Yes, space exploration is always full of challenges and unknowns. However, it is these challenges that drive us to continue to advance and innovate. With the continuous advancement of technology and the reduction of costs, I believe that the moon will be
It will become an important base for human exploration of the universe, and long-term living on the moon will also become a reality."
At this point, Wu Hao adjusted his tone and said: "Although life on the moon is more difficult, there are actually some potential advantages and benefits compared to the space station."
Oh? Jiang Nan looked curious when he heard this, because Wu Hao's answer just now seemed to have been negative, but now he reversed it and started talking about the benefits.
Wu Hao glanced at Jiang Nan's reaction, and then said with a smile: "First of all, the living area is huge. We know that the internal area of the lunar scientific research station can reach several hundred square meters. But as for the space station, the largest
The International Space Station is only over 100 square meters, and it has to accommodate various equipment. There is too little space for astronauts to live and move.
On the moon, you don’t have to worry about this problem. The internal space of several hundred square meters will definitely give astronauts and scientists a different living experience.
The second is microgravity. Although the moon is only one-sixth of the earth, it still has gravity. This means that astronauts can obtain a certain amount of gravity and will not float in the air. They can keep their feet on the ground and avoid long-term weightlessness.
It leads to bone loss, muscle atrophy, general edema and other weight loss problems.
Furthermore, the moon is closer to the earth and is the earth's only natural satellite. Therefore, the earth can be observed more directly from the lunar base, which is very beneficial to astronomical research and earth observation.
In addition, since the moon is closer to the earth, it may be faster and more convenient to conduct scientific experiments or emergency rescue operations on the lunar base.
Living on a lunar base, astronauts can experience space life more realistically, including microgravity environment and space radiation. This experience is of great significance for humans to further explore space and increase their understanding of the space environment.
Then there are many unique scientific research conditions on the moon, such as lunar soil, lunar rocks, lunar magnetic field, solar wind, etc. These conditions are very attractive for research in geology, physics, biology and other disciplines. Conducted on the lunar base
Scientific research can make more direct use of these conditions and achieve more accurate and in-depth research results."
Speaking of this, Wu Hao took a breath and said with a smile: "This issue is actually very complicated. It has both good and bad sides.
This is actually the same as on earth. We can't find a perfect house. Every house has its advantages and disadvantages. It depends on how to weigh them.
As long as the pros outweigh the cons, it's worth it.
To give a very simple example, a house in a school district that was highly hyped in the past few years was a shanty house with only a dozen square meters and air leakage everywhere. But because it was in an important school district and could go to a very good school, it was highly hyped.
It’s expensive, even a well-decorated house of hundreds of square meters outside the school district is more expensive.
Why is this? Is it because the house is expensive? No, it is because the resources in the area where it is located are relatively expensive, which drives the appreciation of the house.
But even this kind of house makes people flock to it. The reason why is because of its resources.
There are certainly many difficulties in living on the moon, but compared with the benefits that can be obtained, these difficulties are naturally not that difficult."
Hearing Wu Hao's words, Jiang Nan nodded in agreement. The reality is indeed like this. It is due to interests. This is reality.
After chatting for a while, Jiang Nan immediately asked: "Tell me about the future Haoyu Aerospace in your mind. What is its future development plan?"
"Haha, actually there is nothing to say. We have already introduced these on various occasions."
Wu Hao said with a smile: "First of all, of course, we must continue to improve and develop our launch vehicle series family and further improve the performance and reliability of the rocket to meet the needs of more commercial customers. At the same time, we are also actively exploring space, the moon and
Mars, as well as the deep space universe, explore more unknowns and find more treasures for human exploration.
Finally, we must further strengthen the commercial operation of these scientific research and exploration projects, so that the technologies we have developed and the new resources discovered through exploration can be fully utilized, so that while gaining benefits for us, we can also
Further benefit human society and promote world development."
"A very great ideal. But now, under your leadership, I mean domestically, more and more companies are entering the commercial aerospace field, and their development is getting faster and faster, and the competition among peers is becoming more and more fierce.
Netizens call it 'volume'. So, in this case, how do you maintain technological innovation and competitive advantage?" Jiang Nan first praised and then asked.
Hearing this question, Wu Hao smiled and nodded, and then said: "Indeed, as more and more people, companies, resources, and funds enter the commercial aerospace field, the competition between industries has become more and more fierce, and
It's getting more and more cruel.
Under this kind of competition, various companies are actually under a lot of pressure. If they don't have core technology, if they can't come up with competitive products, they are waiting to be involved, or even eliminated by the industry.
This situation cannot be said to be bad. Although it is a bit cruel, it is very beneficial to the development of the entire industry.
Because of competition, there will be breakthroughs and innovations. Therefore, only companies that truly dare to innovate, have technology and talents can break out in this cruel competition.
And some companies that only rely on marketing and do not have their own core technology are waiting to be eliminated."
"Then you're not worried?" Jiang Nan asked.
Wu Hao smiled and shook his head and said: "In the fields we are good at, what should we worry about? Technological innovation and talent training are our core competitiveness.
If we are caught up in this field, it means that we are no longer adaptable to the development of this industry and should be eliminated.
