Does China build a base on the moon?

It seems that the Chinese people's pbadion for exploring space does not stop. After successfully landing on the dark side of the moon, their ambition to create a space base on their surface has increased.

To achieve this goal, they set themselves a series of goals and actions to take before announcing their big decision.

"China is looking to one day establish an international satellite base, perhaps using a three-dimensional printing technology to build facilities," according to a statement quoted by the Reuters agency of the space agency Monday, after the last successful landing on the moon.

The agency said four other major flights were scheduled for the moon, confirming that a probe would be launched by the end of the year to resample the moon.

"The future launch will end with the testing of equipment to establish an international search base on the Moon," said Wu Yanhua, Deputy Commander of the Exploration Program. Lunar in China, at a press conference.

"China, the United States, Russia and Europe are discussing the desirability of establishing a research base or research station on the moon and whether we can use technology 3D printing to build installations on the moon. "

China has made great progress in its aspiration to become a space superpower when it became the first country to land on the moon on Jan. 3. Due to the success of the mission, the National Space Administration of China discussed the projects of its future missions.

"After this mission, China will launch Chang6 to collect samples in lunar Antarctic and bring them back to earth," said Wu Yanhua, followed by Chang A7, who will conduct a full exploration of the south pole of the moon, including including terrain, physical composition and spatial environment. Chang 8, who will carry out preliminary explorations to build a research base on the moon jointly in the future. "