Use wechat scan QR code to share with friends and circle of friends_ blank" href=" https://news.163.com/news/search?keyword=%E7%81%AB%E6%98%9F "> Mars < / a >, followed by the successful launch of the shenzhou-12 manned spacecraft and the smooth docking with the Tianhe core module, China has made major breakthroughs and remarkable achievements in the space field again and again, which has enabled NASA (< a target ="_ blank" href=" https://news.163.com/news/search?keyword=NASA "> NASA < / a >) < p > NASA congratulated China on its recent space breakthroughs. But at home, the new director of NASA, bill_ blank" href=" https://news.163.com/news/search?keyword=%E5%B0%BC%E5%B0%94%E6%A3%AE "> Bill Nelson has repeatedly made tough remarks, portraying China as an" aggressive competitor ", claiming that China is challenging the US space leadership and must always" watch the Chinese " Like many American politicians in China, Nelson, a former congressman, is also familiar with the "money code". At the two house and Senate hearings on May 19 and June 15, he spoke out about China and called on Congress to approve more budgets for NASA. The date of the second hearing is just before the launch of Shenzhou 12 < p > in addition to people in the industry, after witnessing the rapid development of China's aerospace industry, some US media have also taken this opportunity to beat the US. CBS, one of the three major television networks in the United States, has a reporter in China who asked, "in turn, political obstacles inspired China." now, "can China's pride become the driving force of the United States?" < p > screenshot of Washington Post report In addition to congratulations, NASA is closely following the "aggressive competitors" < / strong > < / P > < p > as early as the trump administration, then US Vice President burns once hyped the "space threat theory" between China and Russia in 2019, instructing NASA to "use all necessary means" < a=“ http://www.guancha.cn/internation/2019_ 03_ 27_ 495289.shtml" target="_ blank" style="text-decoration-line: none; color: rgb(189, 5, 9);"> Return to the moon before 2024 < / a >, trying to recreate the cold war "space race" of the 1960s However, the US is no longer focusing on the former Soviet Union, but on China. Burns warned at the time that China was trying to "capture < a target ="_ blank" href=" https://news.163.com/news/search?keyword=%E6%9C%88%E7%90%83 "> the moon < / a > strategic highland, so as to become a global aerospace power." On June 17, the shenzhou-12 manned spacecraft was successfully launched and successfully docked with the Tianhe core module. In the evening of that day, three astronauts of shenzhou-12 successfully entered the Tianhe core module, and the Chinese entered their own space station for the first time. In response, NASA issued a statement on its official website on the morning of June 17 local time=“ http://www.guancha.cn/internation/2021_ 06_ 17_ 594851.shtml" target="_ blank" style="text-decoration-line: none; color: rgb(189, 5, 9);"> Congratulations < / a > However, at this moment, the Washington Post also noticed that Nelson, a Democrat, has been making tough views in the United States recently. His strategy is consistent with that of the trump administration, and has shaped China into a "very aggressive competitor" to a certain extent, He claimed that China is ambitious in the space field, is challenging the leadership of the United States, and must always "keep a close eye on China." < p > Nelson served as a lawyer, Florida congressman and Senator, and went into space on the Columbia in 1986. However, in his political career, he did not participate in space project management < p > screenshot of the report of "space policy online" on the US professional space policy analysis website < / P > < p > on June 15 local time, when Nelson testified in the commerce, justice and science sub committee of the US Senate Appropriations Committee, he mentioned "the threat of competition from China". He claimed that China did not want to wait until the 1930s for the human to land on the moon, and also mentioned the "a"=“ http://www.guancha.cn/internation/2021_ 06_ 16_ 594703.shtml" target="_ blank" style="text-decoration-line: none; color: rgb(189, 5, 9);"> Recently, China and Russia jointly released the roadmap of international lunar scientific research station and the partner guide "Before our competitors, it's very important for us to have the first woman and the first people of color land on the surface of the moon together," he said When senators pressed him to set a timetable for his return to the moon, Nelson said that 2024 was still the goal, but from historical experience, space projects were usually delayed. After that, he shifted the topic to China < p > "I think you will see a very aggressive China." "I think that's going to be a question for you as decision makers, that is, what's the value of going back to the moon before continuing to plan for Mars?" 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NASA director found the password to ask Congress for money: China < / strong > < / P > < p > on June 15, the US "Space News" also reported Nelson's statement, and pointed out that his statement today is the same as his speech at a funding hearing in the house of Representatives last month On May 3, Nelson, who was nominated by Biden, was officially sworn in as NASA director. On May 19, he appeared in Congress as NASA director for the first time. Just a few days ago, China's tianwen-1 probe successfully landed in the pre selected landing area in the south of the Martian Utopian plain, and the first Mars exploration mission landed on Mars successfully At the hearing, Nielsen talked about his concerns about the progress of China's space program and the US moon landing program "Artemis". A few hours before the meeting, China's National Space Administration just released the first batch of photos of the "zhurong" Mars rover=“ http://www.guancha.cn/internation/2021_ 05_ 20_ 591387.shtml" target="_ blank" style="text-decoration-line: none; color: rgb(189, 5, 9);"> Nielsen showed these photos of the "zhurong" twice, so as to ?
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