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When did man land on the moon for the first time?
With the development of science and technology, flying to the moon is no longer a dream for us. Our astronauts have experienced milestone after milestone in their journey to the moon. China Aerospace is still exploring, landing on the moon in 70 years. Looking around the world, when did the world's earliest moon landing go back?

Q: When did man first land on the moon?

A:1On July 20th, 969, Armstrong and Aldrin landed on the moon by Apollo 1 1, which was a big step in human history.

Flying to the moon has been a dream of mankind for thousands of years. In the second half of the 20th century, mankind finally succeeded in realizing this great dream. On July 2 1969 and 2 1 day, the American Apollo spacecraft 1 1 landed on the moon successfully. When American astronaut neil armstrong set foot on the surface of the moon, he once said a sentence that was regarded as a classic by later generations. This is only a small step for me, but it is a big step for all mankind.

China's space industry: the road to the moon for 70 years

In 2004, China officially launched the lunar exploration project and named it Chang 'e Project. Looking back, the successful launch of Chang 'e-1, Chang 'e-2 and Chang 'e-3 made great contributions to China's revelation of the moon.

Now, the 70th anniversary of the founding of New China is coming, and China Aerospace has gone through 63 years, among which the milestone of the lunar exploration project is even more remarkable. For example, at the beginning of 20 19, China's Chang 'e IV completed the first soft landing on the back of the moon, and Yutu II lunar rover also landed successfully, leaving the first trajectory at the far end of the moon. Since then, it has made many achievements in biological experiments and lunar exploration projects on the moon.

20 19+19 on June 4th, Wu Yanhua, deputy director of the space agency and deputy commander-in-chief of the lunar exploration project, said that Chang 'e V would be launched around the end of 2019. The main scientific objectives of Chang 'e V include on-site investigation and analysis of the landing zone, as well as analysis and research of moon samples after returning to Earth.

In addition to the moon, China will also carry out asteroid exploration, and may also carry out major scientific exploration tasks such as the edge detection of the solar system, and more solar system neighbors will further unveil the mystery.