Can China land on Mars before the United States?

If China wants to, it will do it tomorrow, but it does not guarantee the safety of the crew.

It is impossible on factual basis, because.

1 China's current research topic is the moon landing.

2 This is a technical issue, and it is not just a matter of going for it.

Don't think that there is anything special about landing on Mars first, science knows no boundaries and is in no particular order.

In fact, it is now recognized that Mars is not suitable for human habitation, even if you rush to get on it, what does it mean?

We don't need to charge that big-headed radish in China, hehe.

If you have the energy and financial resources, you can make the people rich first.

Unlikely, China's goal now is to try to complete a spacewalk on Shenzhou-7, while the United States landed on the moon decades ago, and China is not at the same level.

It's hard to say, let's look forward to the moon landing first

It has been almost 40 years since the United States landed on the moon and has not landed on Mars, and it is impossible to shorten the time difference much at our level, so it is basically impossible in 2030.

I said: I'm not afraid that I can't do it, I'm just afraid that I can't think of it.

Li Ning said: Everything is possible.

I want to say: listen to ***.

Yes, backwardness is real.

But it's okay to blow.

No way, Mars is too far from Earth. China only landed on the moon in 2020, and it will take an extra 30 months to travel from Mars to Earth.

Scold. Scold. That's up to the scientist's mind. Our previous scientists invented gunpowder. Evolved into fireworks...

Foreign countries take our gunpowder. Become**..

Then it depends on who has the fastest turn.

No way. China's space technology lags behind that of the United States by 20 years.

This seems impossible.

The timetable for the US landing on Mars is around 2050, and the problem that needs to be solved now is speed, because it takes three years to go to a round trip, and the lives of astronauts are not guaranteed. He is currently working on a nuclear-powered spacecraft, and once it is developed, landing on Mars will be on the agenda immediately.

Aliens don't have the power to land on Mars yet, let alone very simple.

The problem of funding is not the most critical, the money of ** is plundered from the taxes of its own nationals and bullying other countries by selling**.

The U.S. has now stopped some of its project funding mainly to adjust to the financial crisis, which is the first and second issue.

The United States is a democracy, and taxpayers have the right to know where their money is spent.

It is possible that Chang'e copied the products of the former Soviet Union, and China has a tendency to be superior in terms of copycats. In fact, in the process of plagiarism, you will master the technology, and this will not be a problem.

The last supplementary question is that Mars has four seasons all year round but the changes are smaller than those on Earth, and the temperature is much lower, on Mars, the maximum temperature on the equator in summer can reach 20 degrees, and the cold place is minus 200 degrees, and the temperature difference between day and night is also quite large.

Of course, the United States can land on Mars, but the funds are limited, and a moon landing will cost billions of dollars, not to mention landing on Mars.

You haven't even landed on the moon and still want to go to Mars?

Have Americans ever been to Mars? After the Apollo program, NASA implements the secret Mars program!

Perhaps, but the Americans may have the strength to do this, or maybe they're scary

NASA unveiled its first manned landing on Mars at the Houston meeting, with astronauts scheduled to be sent to Mars in 2031. Although there are many uncertainties to this plan, this is the best scenario for a manned U.S. landing on Mars so far. According to preliminary estimates, the cost of manning Mars on Mars will be as high as $20 billion to $45 billion.

According to reports, NASA is initially scheduled to send astronauts to Mars in 2031, and before that, three to four new-generation heavy-lift launch vehicles "Ares 5" will be used to send a total of 400 tons of "Mars Craft" to the Earth's low orbit for installation, and then the propulsion system will send the "Mars Craft" to distant Mars. NASA is currently working intensively on the development of a new generation of the Ares 5 launch vehicle.

It is said that the one-way flight to Mars will take 6 to 7 months, plus the Mars expedition time is 550 days, so the round trip will be as long as 30 months, and the astronauts will be a mixed crew of 6-8 men.

The current technology is not mature, and not many probes sent to Mars have successfully landed in the past, and it will take half a year to fly to the closest distance between the earth and Mars. If you let people stay in a small space and fly in space for half a year, you won't be crazy.

According to the news of China-Singapore Zhejiang Network: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has announced the details of the manned landing on Mars, and it is expected that a team of astronauts will be sent to land on Mars in a spacecraft in early 2031, and it is estimated that the manned mission to Mars will cost 20 billion to 45 billion US dollars.

According to a report here, NASA plans to send a "minimum number" of astronauts on a 30-month round-trip trip to Mars in 2031 on a 400-ton "Mars ship".

Researchers will use three to four new-generation heavy-duty cargo launch vehicles, Hercules 5, to deliver the Mars Craft to Earth's low orbit for assembly. Once assembled and powered by an advanced cryogenic fuel propulsion system, the Mars Craft will begin its flight to Mars, where it is expected to arrive in six to seven months. Astronauts will spend up to 550 days on the surface of Mars conducting scientific research.

Before the Mars rover manned Mars, NASA will launch rockets to send supplies and equipment to Mars in 2028 and 2029, respectively. When the astronauts arrive, they will be powered by nuclear power, and the astronauts will be self-sufficient, including growing fruits and vegetables for food on the spacecraft. The spacecraft is also equipped with a recirculation system to recycle air and drinking water.

By 2033, NASA will send a second team of astronauts to Mars, who will take over the first astronauts when they arrive in December of the same year, and the first astronauts will return to Earth.

According to the United States**, the United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) recently announced a detailed plan to explore Mars. According to this plan, NASA plans to send astronauts to the "Red Planet" in 2031 with a new 400-ton spacecraft.

It is estimated that it should be around 2020.

NASA plans to land on the moon in 2028, and the United States requires American astronauts to land on the moon in 2024. Four years ahead of schedule, this is not good news for NASA in the United States.