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China Tests World's 1st Robot Ship to launch small rockets
In the tech-savvy world of today, we are witnessing different kinds of innovation every day, and in recent times one of the best happenings around the world is the robot ship in China. China has built the world’s first robotic, a ship like structure with robotic launch machines — a technology that will help in better understanding the atmosphere over Earth’s oceans.
The test was conducted in mid of 2016-2017, but with the approval of thousands of file reports traditionally it is becoming official now. Traditionally, it’s been difficult to study the reports of the Earth’s atmosphere that is found over water, because scientists have needed to do so from planes or ships, both of which make for expensive expeditions. But with the best scientists’ innovation, the idea has come so far with wonderful discover.
Source: www.space.com
That’s the discovery of China’s Rocket Ship. Officially classified as an “unmanned semisubmersible vehicle,” the new ship is designed to sail into bad weather, deploy a sounding rocket, and gather crucial data about the atmosphere and ocean which will identify the circumstances of weather each moment.
“The unmanned semisubmersible vehicle is an ideal platform for marine meteorological environmental monitoring, and the atmospheric profile information provided by [sounding rockets] launched from this platform can improve the accuracy of numerical weather forecasts at sea and in coastal zones,” co-author Jun Li, a researcher at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, said in a statement accompanying the new paper.
