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China now plays with an artificial Sun and Moon

China now plays with an artificial Sun and Moon

There is no doubt that China is today an undisputed leader in research to boost the creation of renewable energy and space exploration, with two of the largest experiments ever developed in the world so far, an artificial 'moon' and an artificial 'sun'.

A Moon that simulates "zero gravity"

In Xuzhou prefecture, a group of scientists from the China University of Mining and Technology built a research facility that simulates a low-gravity environment of the Moon and in the words of Dr. Li Ruilin, leader of the project, this simulator is the first in the world that can make gravity disappear with no time limit.

At present, to make gravity disappear, a specially designed aircraft is needed, capable of rising to great heights and then falling in a free fall, however, with China's "artificial moon", this weightless effect can last as long as necessary.

According to scientist Ruilin, the simulator is installed over a vacuum chamber, where a 'mini-moon' measuring 60 centimeters in diameter rests.

The lunar landscape is made up of rocks and dust, as light as those on Earth's natural satellite, and is supported by a magnetic field.

When this magnetic current is strong enough, it can levitate light and heavy objects.

Dr. Li Ruilin said the research has two purposes: to boost infrastructure construction on the moon and to play key roles in lunar missions, such as testing equipment in extreme space environments.

The clean energy Sun

This artificial sun, created by China and named EAST (Experimental Advanced Superconductor Tokamak), aims to discover how the natural sun can heat and provide clean energy to the entire solar system.

In one of the tests of the Chinese artificial sun, it managed to sustain, for 1,056 seconds, a temperature of 120 million degrees Celsius, which is five times hotter than our natural sun.

Gong Xianzu, a researcher at ASIPP's Institute of Plasma Physics, said that the project is a boost to provide near-limited clean energy by recreating, for example, the reactions that occur naturally inside stars.

Undoubtedly, this is a scientific breakthrough that will be much talked about for years to come.


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