China grows for the first time on the surface of moons

China has solidified in the history books of humanity to be the first country to have developed a biological life on the surface of the moons.

China recently launched its space mission entitled "Chang & # 39; e 4", whose goal was to land on the other side of the moon to gather information and conduct unpublished tests. The soft landing of "Chang & # 39; e 4 & # 39; was successful. The cargo contained cottonseed and potato seeds, yeast and fruit fly eggs. Now, craft information has been relayed in China with the news that cottonseed have now grown "the completion of the first biological experiment of humanity on the Moon".

Why is it relevant and extremely important? Now that we have evidence that biological life can begin to develop at extremely different levels of gravity, future astronauts wishing to colonize the moon now have the opportunity to produce food naturally in controlled environments. This would be helpful when the human race decides to start building an infrastructure on the moon with the ultimate goal of eventually using the moon as a spaceport to travel from or to Earth from Mars. or surrounding planets.

Here is the quote from Prof. Xie Gengxin, chief designer of the experiment, "We took into consideration future survival in space. To know more about the growth of these plants in a low density environment would allow us to lay the groundwork for our future space base."