Why do humans go to the moon? What's on the moon?

Since ancient times, human beings have been longing for the vast starry sky. There are many stars in the universe, and there are some unknown secrets waiting for human beings to explore. And human beings have never stopped exploring it, constantly exploring in the universe, hoping to uncover these secrets. Among the stars that explore the universe, the moon is the planet that human beings contact most in the process of exploring space.

The moon is the most studied planet, and the legend about the moon has lasted for thousands of years. The first country in the world was the United States, which landed on the moon six times.

Speaking of which, we should have a question in our hearts. Why do humans go to the moon? First of all, it must be because of the conditions of our earth itself. As we all know, after thousands of years of human development and utilization, the earth we live in has less and less resources, and some even have none. There may be too many teenagers on the earth, which is no longer suitable for human habitation. So we need to find them? The second planet? .

As the closest celestial body to the earth, the moon has naturally become our human goal. Secondly, in these decades, China, the United States, Indian, Israeli and other countries have carried out various lunar exploration projects. Landing on the moon is also a scientific and technological competition to show the strength of all countries. Nobody wants to fall behind. Moreover, through scientists' research on the moon, it is concluded that although the volume of the moon is only 49 of that of the earth, the reserves of rare metals are much more than that of the earth. In the latest research, there is also evidence of ice water on the moon, which makes human beings more correct.

Finally, we also found abundant helium -3 in the lunar soil, and deuterium and helium -3 can be fused. This fusion will not produce neutrons, and the reaction process is easy to control. It is a pollution-free and safe elemental material, which can be used in ground nuclear power plants and space navigation. However, helium -3 is rare on earth. Helium -3, which is known and easy to use, is only about 500 kilograms in the world, and according to the study of the lunar crust, it is pollution-free and safe.

It is worth mentioning that the initial landing on the moon began in the context of the hegemony of the United States and the Soviet Union, and the current landing on the moon is also the best testimony to test a country's scientific and technological hard power. Just as only the United States has achieved manned landing on the moon at present, the next country with manned landing on the moon must be even more powerful!