The vibrant city of Baku, Azerbaijan, is buzzing with excitement as it hosts the International Astronuatical Congress this Monday. Young enthusiasts and seasoned experts from around the globe have gathered to discuss the future of space exploration.
One of the highlights of the congress is the forum moderated by CGTN reporter Wu Lei, where leading experts delve into the advancements in lunar exploration. The spotlight is on the International Lunar Research Station, a groundbreaking project proposed by China and collaboratively developed by multiple nations.
This ambitious facility is designed to be a scalable and maintainable scientific hub on the lunar surface and in orbit. It promises autonomous operations with periodic manned missions, ensuring sustained energy supply, centralized control, and robust communication systems. The station aims to support a wide range of activities, including scientific research, resource development, and the testing of cutting-edge technologies.
The International Lunar Research Station embodies a multidisciplinary approach, fostering large-scale scientific and technological initiatives. Its development marks a significant step toward sustained human presence on the Moon, paving the way for future innovations and discoveries in space exploration.
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Live: The International Astronuatical Congress kicks off in Azerbaijan
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