Recent progress in China's space mission and NASA's lunar plans
中國太空任務的最新進展與美國國家航空暨太空總署的登月計畫
更新於: 2026年7月20日 上午02:15
As of mid-2026, the international race to the Moon has entered an exciting new phase.
截至2026年中期，國際登月競賽已進入一個令人興奮的新階段。
Both the United States and China are focusing their efforts on the lunar south pole, a region believed to be rich in water ice, which is essential for long-term space exploration.
美國與中國皆將重心放在月球南極，該區域被認為富含水冰，這對長期太空探索至關重要。
NASA’s Artemis program is utilizing a strategy heavily reliant on commercial partnerships, such as SpaceX and Blue Origin.
美國國家航空暨太空總署(NASA)的阿提米絲(Artemis)計畫採取高度依賴商業夥伴的策略，例如SpaceX與藍色起源(Blue Origin)。
Following the successful Artemis II crewed flyby, NASA is preparing for Artemis IV, which aims to land humans on the surface by late 2028.
繼阿提米絲2號(Artemis II)載人繞月任務成功後，NASA正為阿提米絲4號(Artemis IV)做準備，目標是在2028年底前將人類送上月球表面。
In contrast, China’s space program follows a state-led, methodical model.
相較之下，中國的太空計畫則遵循由國家主導、有條不紊的模式。
Building on the success of the Chang'e-6 mission, China is preparing for the Chang'e-7 resource survey and remains on track for a crewed lunar landing by 2030.
在嫦娥六號(Chang'e-6)任務成功之後，中國正準備進行嫦娥七號(Chang'e-7)資源勘測，並持續朝著2030年前實現載人登月目標邁進。
While their institutional approaches differ—NASA leveraging private innovation and China employing centralized planning—the ultimate goal is the same: establishing a sustainable human presence.
儘管兩國的體制方針有所不同——NASA利用民間創新，而中國採取集中規劃——但終極目標皆相同：建立可持續的人類存在。
The true test for both nations will not just be landing on the Moon, but maintaining a consistent, cost-effective cadence of operations.
對兩國而言，真正的考驗不僅在於登月，而在於維持穩定且具成本效益的運作節奏。
By 2030, the ability to work continuously on the lunar surface will likely define the next great era of human discovery.
到了2030年，在月球表面持續工作的能力，極可能定義人類探索的下一個偉大時代。
