What is the result of the US satellite hitting the moon?

To put it simply, the US rocket satellite hit the moon in order to find water and do preliminary work for human migration in the future.

But the results are not yet clear.

Boom, that satellite is scrapped! ：

The results are not out yet! Scientists are still working on the video

In anticipation, they wanted to hit the water.

Not so soon, the data will be analyzed, and it is tentatively scheduled to be released in December!

Because after a period of time, the mission of the satellite was completed, and at the same time the fuel ran out, ** was no longer valuable and impossible, so it only crashed on the moon.

The U.S. Surveyor 1 also landed peacefully in the stormy ocean, not far southeast of the former Soviet Union's Luna 9.

The US "Surveyor" probe weighs between 1 ton when it takes off, and the lunar module weighs about 280 kilograms. For example, Surveyor 3 carried a special small excavator for lunar surface sampling, in addition to a television camera. After it landed on the surface of the moon on April 19, 1967, according to the order of the ground command, the first artificial ditch was dug in the "Zhihai", which was 20 centimeters deep.

The excavated lunar soil was sent to the lunar module for testing and analysis. A week after landing on the lunar surface, Surveyor 6 rose 4 meters high from the lunar surface again under the command of the ground, moved meters, and landed on the lunar surface again 8 seconds later. "Surveyor 7" measured the distance between the moon and the earth with an error of only 15 centimeters by laser, with an accuracy of 4 parts per 10 billion!

If you use it to measure the distance from Nanjing to Beijing, the error is within a hair.

Satellite exploration around the moon, lander and rover detection, and elastic waves generated by small celestial bodies hitting the moon can also be recorded.

It has obtained the world's largest records for the elasticity and waves generated by the satellite exploration lander around the moon and the lunar exploration of small weather impacts on the moon.

I think it's more than 5 countries because I haven't heard of other countries' satellites hitting the surface of the moon.

The best of these five countries should be quite fulfilling, after all, many countries have not reached this technology.

All 25 U.S. astronauts who flew to the moon have spotted UFOs on the moon, and are "afraid" of extraterrestrial technology

The world's first satellite around the moon developed by a university is responsible for the overall development, a microsatellite that independently completes the transfer of the Earth-Moon orbit, a microsatellite that independently implements near-moon braking, a microsatellite that realizes a circumlunar flight, and a microsatellite that completes a controlled impact on the far side of the moon.

I think there must be a lot of them in the country, because after all, no country has ever hit the far side of the moon.

as of 9:30 edt sept. 22, 2011, the orbit of uars was 110 mi by 115 mi (175 km by 185 km).

re-entry is possible sometime during the afternoon or early evening of sept. 23, eastern daylight time. the satellite will not be passing over north america during that time period.

it is still too early to predict the time and location of re-entry with any more certainty, but predictions will become more refined in the next 24 hours.

Translation: On September 22, 2011, it was announced at 21:30 ETT that the wreckage of the UARS satellite was falling to Earth at a speed of 110 miles to 115 miles (about 175 kilometers to 185 kilometers) between the afternoon and evening of September 23, Daylight Saving Time (Daylight Saving Time) in the United States (Hong Kong and the early morning of the 24th Beijing time). The wreckage of the satellite is not expected to fall in North America, but it is still too early to determine when and where it will fall due to uncertainties.

The GAO will continue to monitor in the next 24 hours.

At the moment of impact on the earth.