The experts were seasoned veterans, understanding that this was a real tough battle they would inevitably have to fight.
But planning to land on the Moon within three years was indeed riddled with difficulties.
Academician She remained silent for a long while before slowly beginning, pen in hand,
"The biggest problem is the rocket."
With his opening remark, the other experts also started to analyze,
"Indeed, we have experience in developing manned spacecraft, and we've even launched Chang'e 3 for lunar exploration. Our technological foundation should be much stronger than what America had at that time, so technology is not a barrier."
"There are several preliminary designs for the lander, so a soft landing on the lunar surface isn't completely unprepared for."
"The translunar injection capability must be at least 55 tons. This is a non-negotiable, hard specification! Our astronauts certainly won't be riding in washing machines."
"Improving upon the CZ-5's foundation?"
