回复 9楼lyksj的帖子 维基上说的就是 of about 100 metres (330 ft) landing ellipse, touched down onto the Moon on 19 January 2024, at the Sea of Nectar. 而且用词是 extremely accurate landing precision, 原来新闻就是说 还有一个看点 这玩具是这家公司制造
solar generators, Jaxa says Jaxa official Hitoshi Kuninaka gives more details, saying everything in the spacecraft except the solar generators is working correctly. This could be because the generators are not angled towards the right direction, he says, but he adds that Jaxa is still gathering data to determine exactly what is happeni0ng.
1:29 If solar panels cannot be fixed, mission will soon go silent Jonathan Amos Science correspondent The mission has successfully soft-landed on the Moon. But, as we've just heard, its solar panels are not generating electricity, which means it is totally reliant on the charge in its battery system. If this situation cannot be fixed, when the battery discharges, the mission will go silent.
1:49 Jaxa doesn't know if lander is upside down Jaxa officials are asked what they know about the position of the lander - for example could it be upside down and the solar cell is underneath? The answer is they don't really know. They are gathering more information to analyse what position it' s in. 1:50 Jaxa says landing within 100m would count as 'full success' Hitoshi Kuninaka describes how Jaxa is measuring the success of this mission. The "minimum success" criterion was landing on the Moon - which Kuninaka confirms they have successfully managed. The mission would be considered "full success" if the craft landed within 100m of its target. While it may take a month to confirm this, Kuninaka says he believes this has been achieved. An "extra success" would have been for the craft to perform its scientific observations. Due to the issues with the solar cells, it appears this has not been met, he says
1:56 Japanese space agency in a race against time Jonathan Amos Science correspondent The Japanese space agency is now in a race against time. After the joy of seeing its Slim spacecraft successfully touch down on the Moon, engineers quickly realised not all was well with the mission. For reasons not yet fully understood, the craft's solar cells are not working. This means all surface operations are currently being run off Slim's batteries. The lander may have just a few hours of life ahead of it. Officials are currently prioritising activities. They've turned off heaters and are now pulling down pictures from the craft and data that will tell them how well the landing software worked. The agency won't immediately give up on Slim if it does fall silent. It's always possible the solar cells have somehow become oriented in a way that prevents them from seeing the Sun. As the light changes angle, it's always possible Slim could come back to life. But the temperatures on the Moon in the dark get very low - often so low that they can break electronics.
New Posted at 2:062:06 Collaboration in space exploration essential, says Jaxa Jaxa officials are next asked about what message they would give to children and young people. "Landing on the Moon itself is very difficult, so doing something like this is very challenging and making effort is very important," one official says. He adds that children will be "our future" and that he hopes that young people want to engage in the outer space area. "It's an area where collaboration is essential."
2:26 What plans does Japan have for the future? Jaxa officials said looking forward they do hope to learn from the mission. The battery running out doesn't mean the end of the Slim mission, they said, and they want to spend the time available to understand the situation and get as much data as possible. "We want to increase the accuracy in our technology, such as our landing technology, so not just a Moon, but also a Mars landing will be possible." He added that they cannot have smiles on their faces yet until they get the data.
2:54 That''s the end of the presser Thanks for keeping up to date with us during the Jaxa press conference. At the end of the presser the three Jaxa officials posed with a model of Slim, showing pride in their work so far.
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看来你要失望了 这个直径八共分的玩具只能保持两小时的活动能力
不晓得跟其他国家比如何 还有看直播落下后半天没动静 我都以为失败了 结果人家认为成功的 现在检查看它的状态
有专业的讲讲就好了
如果确认登月地点在计划目标的100米范围之内，那是很精准，所以这个叫做狙击手
之前其它的登月都是几公里的范围
维基上说的就是
of about 100 metres (330 ft) landing ellipse, touched down onto the Moon on 19 January 2024, at the Sea of Nectar.
而且用词是 extremely accurate landing precision,
原来新闻就是说
并且有民用版了 动手能力好的同学还不入手一个看看
感觉是个用来摧毁别国月球基地的微型爆炸装置（爆破力不一定微型），所以不求活的时间长，只求精准。
现在哪个国家在月球有固定基地了？估计得警觉一下。
我也这么想过 谁要这样埋地雷咋办😄
去年9月发射的？咋到现在才降落啊
这麽小巧的 有民用版的有兴趣赶紧
这日本时间几点
Jaxa official Hitoshi Kuninaka gives more details, saying everything in the spacecraft except the solar generators is working correctly.
This could be because the generators are not angled towards the right direction, he says, but he adds that Jaxa is still gathering data to determine exactly what is happeni0ng.
Jonathan Amos
Science correspondent
The mission has successfully soft-landed on the Moon.
But, as we've just heard, its solar panels are not generating electricity, which means it is totally reliant on the charge in its battery system.
If this situation cannot be fixed, when the battery discharges, the mission will go silent.
你看清楚新闻了吗
真的无奈家讨厌。 （不要拍我，我知道我是理想主义者。但干这行的许多是真的爱太空才干的。为了坏的政治原因各种倒退，或举步不前真的讨厌。）
把制造都搬出去，结果自己造啥都不可靠 搬出去的后果就是技术流失技术工培养的是别国的 赚点钱把本金都大丢特丢
湖南mini小姐姐说的一些稀奇古怪本该是绝密的？的都要委托中国制造，这麽好的先生那里找啊
要是地球只有一个国家联合国可能就大家都躺平吃大锅饭了 可是目前地球上多少问题啊 尤其中国成了地球唯一可以自给自足的国家 其他国家还在幻想着全球化
太阳能板没工作，亏的是小东西， 要上去的是人，是不是就是直播自杀？
Jaxa officials are asked what they know about the position of the lander - for example could it be upside down and the solar cell is underneath?
The answer is they don't really know. They are gathering more information to analyse what position it' s in.
1:50 Jaxa says landing within 100m would count as 'full success'
Hitoshi Kuninaka describes how Jaxa is measuring the success of this mission.
The "minimum success" criterion was landing on the Moon - which Kuninaka confirms they have successfully managed. The mission would be considered "full success" if the craft landed within 100m of its target. While it may take a month to confirm this, Kuninaka says he believes this has been achieved. An "extra success" would have been for the craft to perform its scientific observations. Due to the issues with the solar cells, it appears this has not been met, he says
1:56 Japanese space agency in a race against time
Jonathan Amos
Science correspondent
The Japanese space agency is now in a race against time.
After the joy of seeing its Slim spacecraft successfully touch down on the Moon, engineers quickly realised not all was well with the mission.
For reasons not yet fully understood, the craft's solar cells are not working.
This means all surface operations are currently being run off Slim's batteries.
The lander may have just a few hours of life ahead of it.
Officials are currently prioritising activities. They've turned off heaters and are now pulling down pictures from the craft and data that will tell them how well the landing software worked.
The agency won't immediately give up on Slim if it does fall silent. It's always possible the solar cells have somehow become oriented in a way that prevents them from seeing the Sun.
As the light changes angle, it's always possible Slim could come back to life. But the temperatures on the Moon in the dark get very low - often so low that they can break electronics.
Jaxa officials are next asked about what message they would give to children and young people.
"Landing on the Moon itself is very difficult, so doing something like this is very challenging and making effort is very important," one official says.
He adds that children will be "our future" and that he hopes that young people want to engage in the outer space area.
"It's an area where collaboration is essential."
Jaxa officials said looking forward they do hope to learn from the mission.
The battery running out doesn't mean the end of the Slim mission, they said, and they want to spend the time available to understand the situation and get as much data as possible.
"We want to increase the accuracy in our technology, such as our landing technology, so not just a Moon, but also a Mars landing will be possible."
He added that they cannot have smiles on their faces yet until they get the data.
Thanks for keeping up to date with us during the Jaxa press conference.
At the end of the presser the three Jaxa officials posed with a model of Slim, showing pride in their work so far.
这个应该是大妈们最恨的吧，又小又时间短。太不中用了。
恩你要歪楼了哈 才八公分虽然两个小时juice Enough 吗
只要有能力定义成功 谁能阻拦胜利？
干的不好， 精确的把评价标准降一下， 不妨碍继续成功
换个对象， 比如中国， 找茬模式打开， 不管干的多好， 评价标准提一提就行了， 继续表明失败体制导致失败结果
实在不行， 再搬出八娃妈啊，唐山大人啊走线英雄啊新疆灭族啊，之类的烘托一下阴间气氛
无论谁都应该尽量实事求是 认识自己不足能改早该可能还补牢未晚
推诿马来实在要不得误国殃民