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China has made remarkable achievements in deep space exploration. The successful execution of many deep space exploration missions, such as the Chang'e Project and Tianwen-1, have demonstrated my country's strong strength in aerospace technology. Behind these achievements, there is not only the country's strong investment and the unremitting efforts of scientific researchers, but also the important support of technological innovation.

Technological innovation plays a key role in deep space exploration. Advanced sensor technology allows us to obtain information about the universe more accurately; efficient energy supply systems ensure that probes can operate stably for a long time in distant space; and powerful communication technology enables real-time interaction between the ground and the probe.

Taking the Tianwen-2 mission as an example, new technology development has enabled the probe to adapt to more complex mission environments. Innovations in the navigation system have enabled Tianwen-2 to reach its target planet more accurately; breakthroughs in material science have provided the probe with a more robust "protective coat."

At the same time, deep space exploration also provides a broad stage and practical opportunities for technological innovation. Faced with the extreme space environment and complex exploration mission requirements, researchers continue to challenge the limits of technology and promote the development of a series of cutting-edge technologies.

These technological innovations not only serve deep space exploration, but also have a wide range of impacts in the civilian field. For example, the development of satellite navigation technology has improved people's travel methods; the application of space materials in civilian industries has improved product performance and quality.

However, in the process of promoting the development of deep space exploration through technological innovation, we are also facing some challenges, such as huge capital investment, high technical risks, and talent shortage. We need to overcome these problems.

In order to better achieve the coordinated progress of deep space exploration and technological innovation, we need to strengthen cooperation between industry, academia and research, promote the transformation and application of technological achievements; increase support for basic research to provide a solid theoretical foundation for technological innovation; and cultivate and attract more outstanding talents to engage in this field.

In short, deep space exploration and technological innovation promote and complement each other. We look forward to making more brilliant achievements in the future and contributing more Chinese strength to human exploration of the mysteries of the universe.