The Real Reason China Developed The Tiangong Space Station!

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The Real Reason China Developed The Tiangong Space Station! China developed the first modern space station in the 21st century while the ISS is nearing the end of its lifespan, let's talk about why that is and exactly what China has done with the Tiangong Space Station!
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[@superheaton]

The title: "The Real Reason China Developed The Tiangong Space Station!" --> They are banned from the International Space Station and programs, so it took them a long time, but there is no surprise they had to build their own space station, launch pads, rocket tech, and space ships, etc. So, they built it, because no one else was going to help them build it. That is why they built it.

[@usafshorts]

they build it because China always tries to copy everything the US does.

[@superheaton]

​@@usafshorts China is contracted in this world to build 99% of all products on earth at the moment. Apple wants China to make their Iphones. Many of Tesla's parts are from China. It doesn't make sense, they make everything.

[@usafshorts]

@@superheaton you forgot to mention that almost all the factories in China are from other countries and they have their own technology that was not developed by china

[@privacyhelp]

@J T Ochoa So with your logic we can say apple use korean display technology on iphone

[@usafshorts]

@@privacyhelp yes

[@cerruti1881au]

Historically, China was the most developed country in the world until the industrial revolution in the West. Back then, the ruling government in China had adopted centuries of closed-door policy. As a result, the Opium War broke out and knocked on China's door. After that, the Eight-Power Allied Forces invaded China and looted a lot of treasures and property. Not only that, China also compensated hundreds of millions of taels of gold and silver, and forced the lease of land including Hong Kong and Macau. The root cause of its failure is not only government corruption, but also technological backwardness. Cold weapons against hot weapons, bows and arrows against cannons, the Chinese army who was surprised by the hot weapons suffered heavy casualties. If you fall behind, you will be beaten. China has learned this profound historical lesson, so since the founding of the People's Republic of China, except for the dark era of the Cultural Revolution, the development of science and technology has been given priority. Today, the United States seems to be going a step further, building high walls in all aspects, using unfair competition methods, and doing everything possible to artificially hinder international scientific and technological exchanges and development, and slow down the development of human civilization. However, history has proved that this hysterical approach may slow down China's pace in the short term, but it cannot stop China's technological progress in the medium and long term. Don't assume that the scientific community in other countries supports the US approach. This kind of coercion may work in the short term, and scientists dare not speak out. But once China breaks the blockade, the United States will be left behind.

[@nasseemmuttur778]

Well said.

[@zoemayne]

Wow that robotic arm is impressive. Can traverse to any part with the simple port attachment.

[@aidoniaderubermensch4754]

It isnt

[@germanher7528]

@@aidoniaderubermensch4754 you are jelly go cry for mommy

[@jonathanhoward1499]

@@aidoniaderubermensch4754 Dude it's the type of idea where everyone thinks they're stupid for not coming up with it themselves.

[@chuwenzhao6650]

Chinese space agency always builds a backup. The long march 5 that was backup for Tiangong was the one that sent Wentian up. And Wentian's backup rocket will launch Mengtian. Every station module has a backup. Every rover also has a backup.

[@robertmuller3145]

Wrong your a CCP agent

[@chinahamyku6583]

In short, China should thank the United States for preventing China from joining the International Space Station, and thank the United States for the Wolfe Clause, otherwise, China would not have an autonomous space station. At the end of this year, China will complete the construction of the space station. The Chinese National Aeronautics and Space Administration has announced that the Chinese space station is open to all countries in the world (now 17 countries have participated), of course, the United States is the only exception.

[@Naranjus]

HHaha a middle finger to the bully 🖕🏼

[@XShadowAngel]

Given China's history, they're probably encouraging collaboration so they can steal everyone else's tech.

[@battedpath]

lol

[@Inkkari9]

I hope some european astronauts come to visit tiangong and ESA cooperate also with chinese

[@willengel2458]

it's the Wolf Amendment vice Wolfe Clause.

[@burggerbig102]

Fun fact: a falcon nine second stage has recently landed in an Australian farm.

[@CountArtha]

...as planned?

[@james_l4337]

Haven't heard much on this

[@mf8666]

@@james_l4337 SpaceX rocket debris lands in sheep paddock, Australian Space Agency confirms

[@EasternWhite]

Falcon 9 is a rocket that can carry cargo and humans into Earth orbit, even reaching the ISS. It is produced by *American aerospace company SpaceX* - Wikipedia.

[@desmond89]

@@EasternWhite oh nice

[@geraldtrudeau3223]

Does it say something that only a Consortium of Western Nations could build a space station, but China built one all by themselves.

[@lonefriar4700]

Your assumption is incorrect unless you're ignoring Skylab for some other reason. The ISS wasn't a competition, it was cooperation, something China is not so good at. Which is part of the reason Obama kicked them off the ISS. The other was China's slave labor.

[@geraldtrudeau3223]

@@lonefriar4700 Seriously? The Chinese built a Space Station with slave labor? How do you manage a whip in space? Is that slave labor in China the same as our Prison Labor over here, or is there some distinction? Inquiring minds want to know.

[@lonefriar4700]

@@geraldtrudeau3223 They're built on the ground and then assembled in space comrade.

[@geraldtrudeau3223]

@@lonefriar4700 Well then, I guess that explains the slave labor....? Is all of that stuff that I buy from China built by slave labor? Those bastards!

[@icecold9511]

It is called not caring what your people think about your budgets. One party rule means China's government doesn't care, or even really tell their people much of what is going on. It is also call, when you have friends, why not do it together?

[@a9udn9u]

So, according to this video, the reasons China developed a hyper expensive space station are: 1. Being cool 2. Revenge the ISS ban How about legitimate desire of space exploration? Chinese are curious about space just like everyone else.

[@dingyipu9372]

The Chinese stubbornly believe that a very important reason for China's backwardness in the past two centuries is that they missed the Industrial Revolution. So, when it comes to emerging technologies, they don't want to repeat the same mistakes. At the same time, for high-tech research, many revolutionary technologies will be produced, which will have many positive impacts on the development of society.

[@rationalthinker9612]

3. They are using it as a military platform. It's no coincidence that we now have the Space Force. Screw the CCP, they stole all of that tech. Little shits can't innovate anything on their own. I hope we blow that thing out of the sky.

[@Hazel-Jerry]

@@theclephane2914 Be peaceful but use force to protect ourself if necessary.

[@wujianzhu7881]

@@theclephane2914 there is also an reason why they atacked

[@dark-apple]

@@theclephane2914 I think the only country in the world that likes attacking other countries is US.

[@MrGanbat84]

I agree China’s development. We do not need any aggression and hegemony to their development. Just embrace it. From SKorea

[@toi_techno]

you won't be saying that when South Korea is occupied by china and becomes second-world again

[@zackwang9314]

@@toi_techno When was the last time that korea was occupied by China? I think you would have to go back 2100 years.

[@leaveme3559]

@@zackwang9314 that's kinda strange way to look at things SK is an American ally with American bases they are a threat to Chinese hegemony

[@robertmuller3145]

Wrong 🐒 CCP agent

[@notlisztening9821]

Well, just look into the far future. The seeds of disharmony have been sewn long ago. I would bet in the distant future we might have interplanetary wars between the countries who spearheaded our expansion into space. It would probably be much better for humanity, if only one group of people (even an international one) was heavily developing a space program.

[@jng4880]

Millions of graduated Chinese engineers and scientists. The U.S. cannot stop China from rising😉

[@terrainofthought]

Too late for the US to stop China from rising. The dragon has already risen and the US is wetting its pants.

[@daravikki]

Dude, everyone copies ideas and tech. It's not just China. All successful countries copy what works in the leading countries. Dr. Michael Pillsbury pretends as if China’s copying of US technology for forty years was some kind of deception or was in some way unique. In 1812, American Francis Cabot Lowell was a leading Boston merchant who imported a great deal of British cloth and had solid relations with his British counterparts. He toured British cotton plants. Lowells’ bags were searched for stolen designs for power textile weaving machinery. This was a serious crime in England. Lowell memorized the designs. Americans were also desperate to replicate Britain’s famed Sheffield steel which was the best in the world. But the best Sheffield craftsmen the United States could buy failed to replicate it. Capitalism in its modern form was first developed in the Netherlands and England in the sixteenth to seventeenth centuries. The Japanese knew that they were behind the Western world when American Commodore Matthew C. Perry came to Japan in 1853 in large warships with armament and technology that far outclassed those of Japan with the intent to conclude a treaty that would open up Japanese ports to trade. Japan threw open its doors to foreign technology and copied other successful aspects of the western countries. After WW2, Japan resumed copying and gained success in electronics and cars. China fell behind and stayed behind for 100 years because China closed itself to Western innovation and technology. Lack of copying doomed China to fall behind for decades. Parts of what was China that started copying first had more success. Hong Kong and Taiwan opened up and copied starting in 1950. Taiwan and South Korea followed Japan by copying US technology. Taiwan and South Korea also had student study in the USA and Europe and many returned to their home countries and were critical in the success of building up the major technology companies. Why would Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong and South Korea be able to succeed and copy technology and build industries and China not be able to succeed and copy?

[@julianl7937]

Because the west would use any excuse to criticize a communist party, so anything China does can be spun negatively against them. The western narrative is so repetitive and predictable. I just hope China has enough patience with the west and not fight back too early, it would mean doom for everyone.

[@kevinlin4895]

"good scientists copy.. great scientists steal" - Albert Einstein

[@stannislas]

ok, several fact check, first, project 921 is specific roeckt prject that is intended to used for human moon landing project second and most importantly, chinese space station today is most due to the Wolf Amendment, which blocks any cooperation between CNSA and NASA, you can defend with whatever reasons, but blaming china on not sharing or anything from US point of view is shameful third, this is such propaganda claim that the fallen part of chinese rockets, satalittle and etc could cause the danger, where all the previous fallen parts from chinese are all to the south pacifc and US just recently had it rocket fall into someone's farm in Australia, such a shameful and hypocritical act from US

[@SpenserRoger]

Bot

[@stannislas]

@@SpenserRoger you are refering to yourself?

[@Moe3ter]

US debris brings freedom of speech and human rights, people are loving it XD

[@desmond89]

@@Moe3ter yeah baby

[@stannislas]

@@Moe3ter of course, free of gunning each other, and more than 1M death on Covid right, you bot

[@Empireoflies1984]

China 🇨🇳 is the ONLY country that have their own space station. That is amazing.

[@mister7574]

Not amazing just IP. Theft

[@kettelbe]

Who cares, they are still years behind. Space exploration must be a worldwide adventure

[@123321ps]

Pigs and USA are not allowed to enter China's space station

[@hubertyou0]

Poland had one before china…

[@IamHandsome4u]

@@kettelbe tell that to Americans...they were the one who rejected the chinese to join them. So u want them to just sit and do nothing? Lol...

[@ericliume]

Nice work. This might be the best video which provides the most precise information regarding Tiangong Space Station. However there is one major thing missed in the video. Wentian Lab Module not only provides many more racks for experiments, but also functions as a full copy of the core module, including providing navigation/control/sustainable living environment etc. This means all major functionalities of the core module have a backup now. According to Chinese media, many functionalities are switched from core module to Wentian module so that the core module is working in a backup mode, and also the taikonauts are living in Wentian module instead of core module now.

[@tiefblau2780]

Jhina.... Research? Are you serious? Isnt it just for show? That it too can create its own, whatever that is station in space? But I dont think research exist in the Jhina vocabulary.

[@ciditan1615]

@@tiefblau2780 Nice. What a shame. All the countries with RESEARCH, beaten ass shit out by China who has no research. I can laugh all day. good logic.

[@tiefblau2780]

@@ciditan1615 You can laught but none the less there is no RESEARCH... LOL Just look at your Chip, laught cause its the last thing you can do... laught it out.

[@ciditan1615]

@@tiefblau2780 idiot. because calling a country, the only other country having space station in sky, has no research. it is dam idiot action.

[@Soul_Flow_]

It is not good that Communist China is doing this. Communist China is a big bully in its surroding region, ask Vietnam, Philillipines, Taiwain, Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan, etc. China steals intellectual information from foreign countries, that is why China was able to built such space stations and satellites, and various military machineries. Communist China is bad for the world peace, as they are allies with Russia and North Korea.

[@josericardotarpani26]

That's what happens when the Western underestimates the Eastern... Well done China!!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@MrDark21knight]

China doesn't need to justify their presence in outer space. If they can do it...they should. Kudos

[@Truth.Justice5974]

Bravo China. Long live Pakistan-China Iron brothers.

[@feyaia]

The US is about to spend 80 billion supercharging...... the IRS. 80 billion. Sad.

[@john-doe]

It looks to me that Tiangong is better designed and more modern then ISS. Well done , China !

[@mikeprez6562]

Oh that does make sense considered the ISS is over 20 years old and this station's brand new. That should be a no-brainer.

[@marksimons6491]

DUH switch shoes and see what would happen. C'mon man 🤭

[@Gman979]

US can never stop China from learning in fact it will spur them to learn more and better. Wtg China.

[@lagrangewei]

it should be noted that the robotic arm is not required to move the module around, the video show the arm doing it as a backup if the core module has issue with it machinery, the robotic arm can take over the mission, but it was never designed to required the arm to purpose the repositioning of the module. instead the robotic arm will be use to reposition the solar panel to the other module of the station so they will not be obstructed by new module. China actually has a 2nd set of module available as backup, so they can double the station size by launching the backup module if there is a demand for it. what is also interesting is because there are 6 bed in 2 module, CNSA never assign the astronaut where which bed to use, so one of the astronaut could potentially turn Mengtian into a private bedroom while the rest of the crew stay in the Tianhe. all 3 crew would however be ask to try sleeping in Mengtian for evaluation reasons, they want to know how much more noiser Mengtian is compare to Tianhe, as Tianhe has it reaction wheel installed externally so they don't create noise internally while Mengtian has it reaction wheel installed internally so the crew can access them. this will probably inform CNSA if they can get away with installing them internally for easier maintenance.

[@marcotsang6767]

Good program! Very informative and helpful, and hope that China can stay calm to continue its courageous development no matter what the challenges will be

[@antwango]

we're gonna meet the aliens!!!! what happened to the hut they found on the moon

[@jetli740]

@@antwango or face on mars? did you even check

[@poppachoppa8956]

@@jetli740 GUYS GUYS WHAT ABOUT THE PIMPLE ON MERCURY

[@TheAcadianGuy]

//China can stay calm// Not with the faction war between Xi and Jiang faction.

[@axepro3053]

@@TheAcadianGuy lol keep dreaming lame ass

[@greyskullmcbeef4901]

A lot of very ingenious improvements over the previous space station. This tech and its implementation is awesome

[@detroitmichigan3159]

Yes you sand with China

[@detroitmichigan3159]

Or in

[@Aaron-zu3xn]

copied from the US but the US never talked about these things because we didn't want china to copy us,we've had plans to do these things we just lack NASA funding because of wars in the middle east

[@ZincFold]

@@Aaron-zu3xn B.S!

[@oaklandblocks]

@@Aaron-zu3xn if it’s a copy, then it would be exactly the same as us but we don’t have anything to show for anymore

[@matthewford937]

Excellent overview! Thank you! I enjoyed this! Education is power!

[@ganjarwb57]

China should send their backup Tianhe module to lunar orbit and turn it into their version of the US Lunar Gateway...

[@StPiter111]

Mars shall be Chinese. It's red after all🤓

[@marcusoutdoors4999]

The Chinese have real focus so it’s hardly surprising that they’re making progress.

[@ottocubed9520]

Nothing comes out of nowhere for the Chinese, the Han. Long term planning is their business.

[@georgegu3374]

why did china develope their own space station? it's banned from the space program led the west, and GPS system too was banned. lately it's banned from the advanced semiconductor processing technology (EUV, EDA, Photoresist, etc.).

[@briananthony4044]

It is a well designed station. That movable arm is brilliant. The interior is modern and to have private cabins for the crew, wonderful.

[@EricSoulliage]

the arm is a knock off canad'arm 1 and 2

[@williamg102]

your toilet paper must be a knock off of Chinese paper too

[@barnmaddo]

The Robotic arm on the ISS can detach and reattach itself around the station as well. "It is self-relocatable and can move end-over-end to reach many parts of the Space Station in an inchworm-like movement."

[@lianghao7128]

@@EricSoulliage The Canada arm moving on a fixed track, it does not walk like the Chinese arm does, the Chinese arm borrowed some elements from the Canadian arm for sure, but the reason why people think the Chinese arm is cool is precisely because it walks.

[@EricSoulliage]

the canad'arm 1 moves on a track , the second one has grippers on both ends and was on iss before china launched its first module , I understand you don't know , kind of hard to get international new in China

[@audleymclean3724]

Adversity is the mother of invention, deny the Chinese access to Western Space stations was a blessing in disguise.

[@ex0duzz]

Great overview, very thorough research and overview, with clips from some of the bedr sources and channels on YT, like reach and dongfeng hour. However I feel like you should have mentioned that tiangong(tianhe module) is propelled by both chemical and 4 Hall effect ion thrusters, which are used to adjust and maintain the stations orbit. Instead of needing 4tons of rocket fuel to keep the ISS in orbit every year, it would only need 400kg to stay in orbit for the same amount of time. Much more efficient. For comparison a trip to mars can be cut from 8 months to just 39 days. According to the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the ion drive used on tiangong has burned continuously for 8,240 hours(11 months) without a glitch, indicating that it was suitable for the space stations 15 year life expectancy. It is the worlds first and only Hall effect ion thrusters on a human rated mission, showing a level of confidence and maturity in the tech. It can theoretically be used for other human rated missions, like to Mars and beyond.. It's cool as fuck IMO and seldom mentioned. Dunno why, since like I said, it's cool as fuck and the only human rated ion thrusters ever, and it's in use currently. China is also planning to use them on future satellite constellation and also nuclear powered spaceship to mars. A human one. China already has satellites with ion thrusters and spaceX is also planning to use them if they haven't already in star link constellation.

[@你不认识我-f3x]

DongFang东方and DongFeng东风it's 2 completely different things with different meaning

[@Inkkari9]

Americans and Russians used ion thrusters on satellites in 90's. I mean already in 90's

[@tiefblau2780]

Jhina.... Research? Are you serious? Isnt it just for show? That it too can create its own, whatever that is station in space? But I dont think research exist in the Jhina vocabulary.

[@NBDHDLL]

@@tiefblau2780 you are right，200 years ago，the chinses last dynasty，QING，just like you ，🤣lol，keep it and tell more people😊

[@greyskullmcbeef4901]

Thanks for that super cool info on the thrusters. I hope they land a golden spaceship on the red planet it would be only fitting

[@yixinqi7559]

我们的目标是星辰大海，加油中国航天人！

[@briankgarland]

It's just to keep their national real estate scam going, now expanding to orbit. 😂

[@satos1]

Very sophisticated. China have thought of every scenario in the design and build of their space station. Thanks for your video.

[@itchigokurusaki5768]

after US passed a bill rejecting china of the ISS, now the USA insisted to be part of the chinese space station..Reaaallyyyy?..how stupid was that?😂

[@tomjohnston3393]

China will lead the world in all technology very soon.

[@jobolf]

I would be very surprised if that's the case tbh

[@Bland-79]

Nope only leading in stealing it from everyone else the Chinese economy will collapse soon anyway do to there 0 COVID policy and manipulated economic system.

[@vincentcleaver1925]

As soon as they can build their own factory machines; Germany supplies them with precision manufacturing machines that they can't hack on their own, wire forming, sheet metal stamping, etc. Look at any Chinese or Russian factory and pay attention to the controls and the tool manufactures

[@youareliedtobythemedia]

They need to survive their financial crisis first. But if anyone could do it, it's china.

[@robotman011]

China's strongest skill is copying other technology

[@alemalvina7624]

Fine! I'm Going To Build My Own Space station With Blackjack and Hookers.

[@moskito5864]

Censorship on this channel here shows me i am right. USA USA uber alles auf der Welt NAZIS 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ivandolloso5887]

GOOD RUSSIANASA SPACE AGENCY CONTRACT CHINASA SPACE PACILITY AGENCY 2007.

[@montedaestrada3563]

Given your description the final configuration could be anything because it appears to be very scalable..

[@daTribbleMaker]

you are incorrect about the ISS being a spacestation from the 90's(but don't let that stop you from spreading your biased propaganda) I will let Wikipedia explain " The first ISS component was launched in 1998, and the first long-term residents arrived on 2 November 2000 after being launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome on 31 October 2000.[23] The station has since been continuously occupied for 21 years and 291 days,[24] the longest continuous human presence in low Earth orbit, having surpassed the previous record of 9 years and 357 days held by the Mir space station. The latest major pressurised module, Nauka, was fitted in 2021, a little over ten years after the previous major addition, Leonardo in 2011. Development and assembly of the station continues, with an experimental inflatable space habitat added in 2016, and several major new Russian elements scheduled for launch starting in 2021. In January 2022, the station's operation authorization was extended to 2030, with funding secured within the United States through that year.[25][26] There have been calls to privatize ISS operations after that point to pursue future Moon and Mars missions, with former NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine stating: "given our current budget constraints, if we want to go to the moon and we want to go to Mars, we need to commercialize low Earth orbit and go on to the next step."[27]" completed in 2011. first residents in 2000.... hmm..my calendar says those 2 years are part of the 21st century...but maybe you are looking at your chinese calendar.. its ok to see what the Chinese are doing as an amazing achievement, as it is. Any achievement humanity does when it comes to expand our abilty to truly become spacefarers is. Hopefully any country will use that achievement in a benevolent way. But don't let personal bias influence facts.

[@tonyp2865]

You sound bitter.

[@bg24955]

(1) The Great Space Chinese Exclusion Act (2) inform other extraterrestrial beings about Point One, so there is no confusion as to whom they are dealing with.

[@Dontwanttoliveanymore]

Who cares why. What's more important is that NASA didn't pay for it.

[@jeffmentzer9186]

Fantastic update on the space station!! Your channel is awesome!! Thank you very much.....

[@feederx08]

Don’t you come in here with your hot, greasy bags and tease me. Feeeeed meeeee! 😃

[@mrchapin94]

I feel like the United States is behind behind in the space race

[@kyoani866]

China explores space according to its own needs. There is no space race, but the United States unilaterally thinks so

[@jmr2008jan]

By what metric?

[@FahrurRoziqin]

If you can't join other poeple game, Make your own Game

[@elielee7364]

Chinese understanding of modern astrology began during South Song dynasty about 800 years before founding of America. The construction of their current space station was forced onto them by the US.

[@johnkoh5207]

When it get tough the tough get going, there's nothing US can stop China.

[@Laowei1]

Great work! Thanks for sharing! Best wishes from Canada & from Friends of NASA!

[@jetli740]

Perhap you should ask your friend at NASA what going on? when last week china booster re-entry Nasa call china out for danger to mand kind (even it land in the ocean as plan)? but 2 days ago Space debris land in australia sheep a farmer fields but not a single peep from them. That is hyprocrisy is not what Nasa used to stand for. but now that is in question.

[@JonnoPlays]

Casually hearing about this for the first time 🍿👀

[@jonestelmond6819]

Now China has their own space station, so hell with the International Space Station! They are capable to taking care of themselves period! And they are proven to be knowledgeable to handle the space technology.

[@raymondtay3532]

Well done China advanced powerful Space Station. Built by China. 💪💪👍👍👏👏❤❤💯💯

[@waynebent4543]

Really an awesome achievement.

[@chengzheli9364]

US:Ban China into international space station. China: well,so i build my own space station😉

[@suntemple3121]

🌟🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳 Glory to China,*** China is Geat,*** Victory to China.*** 🌟🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳

[@leonxing5797]

Very impressive informative knowledge to know

[@Worldwithoutboarders]

Very informative and balanced video. Good job

[@robertmuller3145]

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[@nauni07]

China technology wise achieving great heights

[@ernestinewatson4444]

Well done china.

[@dr.keithmichaeleverman7100]

Another ancient Chinese secret.

[@R0bobb1e]

I too am looking forward to the day that geo-political animosity is a thing of the past. Although I don't see that happening in hurry given our own respective countries don't seem to be able to get along amongst themselves... Thank you for the dive into the Chinese Space Station! It gets surprisingly little coverage give how successful it has been so far and the pride they must take in it.

[@PhiloSurfer]

The animosity is wholly initiated from one side.

[@R0bobb1e]

@@PhiloSurfer I'm not sure that's entirely true, although I do think one side exacerbates the situation more than the other... ;)

[@ConstantThrowing]

@@PhiloSurfer yeah I guess modern countries are too used to democracy and have put an end to colonialism and expansionism for the most part, I mean it's all least not paraded as public motivation for policy like with the CCP.

[@williamgiang456]

@@R0bobb1e m

[@ohmatokita5990]

Unfortunately, NASA hates Chinese due to white supremacy

[@zeropol]

yeah I dont understand why most media dont cover this space station news. A few people I talked about it were not even aware of its existence, which says much.

[@Fauzanarief-n7i]

Because western media are trying to hide it with the news of "uncontrollable chinese rocket"

[@pentancorfilm]

Accurate and detailed video with no bias, Good job. Love from China!

[@coolguy007171]

If the bullying country doesn't allow you to join the soon outdated ISS, you have to build your own. However, it is a good thing to encourage China to build their own space station in Chinese language. Lol

[@rexprangnell6815]

Thank you ,incredibly interesting and obviously extremely hard to obtain up to date information such as this . Well done looking forward to your next video but I’m just an ignorant kiwi fan

[@snuggles03]

good on them…happy researching

[@worldpeace3996]

The Chinese ought to thanks for the motivation from the American who rejected the Chinese's participation in ISS. Big mistake made by USA hagemony.

[@kyoani866]

In the same situation, other countries may not be able to do this, which requires efforts and capabilities.

[@zackwang9314]

America is doing the same thing in semiconductor chips, they just never learn.

[@rainewoox]

what doesn't kill you make you stronger

[@oxygenasturia5706]

I really wish China good luck with the space station. Also considering the ISS is pretty old and nearing its lifetime with no successor developed, it could be pretty fast the major space station in Earth's orbit.

[@mys6886]

have i found a Chinese spy, i think i have😁

[@chenghao9026]

@@mys6886 and i’ve found a western bootlicking bot 😋

[@patrickday4206]

Space blanket fort 😃

[@xingling1073]

We don’t use luck to get our scientific achievements, all we use is hard work

[@chenghao9026]

@Koroku Miuri really? you’re asking both parties that? since when has the pro-chinese ever been malicious to others? we comment for the sole purpose of countering the negative hate spread by those loser westerners who are self indulged in denial

[@АндрейМ-ф5н]

Слава КПК.🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳💪💪💪💪💪👍👍👍👍👍

[@obiwanjacobi]

The interior looks a lot more sane than the wire mess of IIS. I see loops to hook your feet in - that got me thinking. Why not use velcro patches on your shoes and make velcro islands on the 'walls' to attach to..?

[@ipfreak]

in the space, it is quite hard to detach it...

[@EZ-rs5zv]

I wonder if the velcro fabric would fray and create lint?

[@josef-peterroemer5309]

@@ipfreak the hooks are way better

[@KrazeDiamond]

ISS was designed by Russia, but real world application is another story. When they built it many things had to change, and each section was built by a different country. In the end, a lot of stuff had to be rewired, cables extended...etc. plus upgrades & device additions over the years, resulted in the ghetto ass mess we see now.

[@RePete02]

Velcro wears out quicker than loops?

[@lars4953]

The most clips in space looks quite animated...

[@ns1001]

Every country has the right to have their own space resource.

[@johnc007]

The Chinese space station is very cool. Especially the robotic arm that can be extended and moved. Also the fact that the future Chinese space telescope can dock with the space station for upgrades and servicing is a great idea.

[@richardvanbergen7175]

Very good and thoughtful design. It has many new features, is large, which makes working in this station very pleasant. I wouldn't be surprised if China becomes the absolute leader in space in a very short time 👍

[@Wunderpus-photogenicus]

Most true competitors would strengthen and improve themselves in order to stay as number one. One nation prefers to "kill" the runner-up nation, in order to win. It is like when the number one figure-skater uses the "break the legs of the runner-up's legs" tactic, in order to stay as champion. Very Anglo-Saxonian, very barbarianistic. Actually, very loser mentality.

[@pierrebush662]

Interesting video. On the last point you made, I doubt that China would use a backup core module to attach to the existing station...in my opinion, China would deploy this backup module around either the moon or Mars...

[@Andreas-gh6is]

It's not designed for either mission. Also, the Chinese are already 60 years behind in the space race. Putting a space station in orbit around the moon or mars would be multiple steps ahead of where they are now.

[@aeroripper]

@@Andreas-gh6is China is still catching up to the US and the West but it's doing it fast. It will probably be 2050-2100 before they overtake the West in that regard.

[@Andreas-gh6is]

@@aeroripper I think China will collapse at the start of the next decade and have tougher problems at home than worrying about space stations.

[@aeroripper]

@@Andreas-gh6is Yea the US has been saying that for 30 years. It's not going to happen, they can rule with an iron fist and crush dissent. I'm more worried about the US collapsing than I am China at this point.

[@Andreas-gh6is]

@@aeroripper US can grow its own food. China can't. US can produce its own energy from its own fossil fuels, China can't. US can borrow money in its own currency, China can't.

[@petethewrist]

try and picture white men running amok around the universe. I just can't. but now Imagen lots of little China men running amok around the universe. Yest i can see that. they will win the space race. mind you the moon is not the target if the space race now we know we can't do it or leave earth's orbit. so what is the space race these days???? but what ever the Chinese will win.

[@stirumble2739]

They needed a docking/transfer station for the 1km interstellar craft they are building. I recommend researching William Tompkins who was tasked in the 50s of designing a mile long interstellar craft. Then Research the recently declassified documents on Warp drives and portals. Plasma technology as well.

[@lagrangewei]

honestly I think the "1km object" they are researching and talking about is an orbital solar power station than a spaceship.

[@stirumble2739]

@@lagrangewei we are further along then people realize. Common narrative is that the military is 30years ahead of Gen Pop. It's closer to 1000yrs. What is project looking glass? LoL He who controls time, controls the world.

[@turk8493]

Because I wouldn't trust them with a model rocket

[@MarsChroniken]

Awesome videos, dude!

[@ambientsoda106]

Well it's because they need to demonstrate they can do same things USA have... and China Government structure can just say do it and its done... I wish I had my country country or city check put my imaginary space system...lol

[@kslam2546]

Great Show ! fair and sensible views - your perspective free of geopolitics is refreshing. All for the good of and advancing humanity.

[@simonsong1743]

i love what you said.

[@hugomansavage]

Like everything Chinese, no real innovation; just, "chewed meat"!

[@kentaroyamada8505]

Thanks! So informative :D

[@liviusky]

Everybody knows China built a space station so they can use a super ion Cannon (Divine Justice) against US! Just kidding 😅

[@mcnuggatron2129]

I hope something go's horribly wrong with it. I love space, and to that end, I do not support a chinese presence in space. These guys are evil (The government, that is. Much of the space program might be alright and obviously the people are just people)

[@ray1956]

Go CHINA 🇨🇳👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👨🏿‍⚕️👨🏿‍⚕️. Russia want to combine with China and their space station. Long term private enterprises are the best model for long term success 🚀🚀🚀🛰🛰

[@ivanpage]

@The Australian Deplorable pathetic

[@awakstein]

GO CHINA!

[@deanticocombar7529]

Let's go for second space race🔥🔥😂

[@Andreas-gh6is]

The Chinese are 60 years late, at least. What's left to race for? Mars? Not with the current Chinese technology. The US are blowing China out of the water in terms of launch capacity already, before Starship and SLS are online, so any attempt at a space race or even a little war between satellites would be very one-sided.

[@deanticocombar7529]

@@Andreas-gh6is No I don't think so chinease recently work alot in launching their own satellites and even now they have their own space station .They are also planning to send human to Mars

[@alexhu7939]

@@Andreas-gh6is I must say that you need to study before opening your big mouth! Mars? China had its prob landed on Mars May 14, 2021, and so far has map the entire Mars, which the JPL probs could not do for years! China has landed on the back sid dot the Moon and send pictures back for all nations to share, which USA and Russia could not do! Wake up! We USA need to catch up, but people like you are stopping the progress!

[@gastonbess9469]

When you are a super power you needs your own sp.station America will not know what is happening on board great dragon 😂😅😂😅❤❤

[@donhuang9855]

China should develop / deploy a second modular Space station, to accommodate more foreign researchers / scientists, in addition to the existing one now orbiting earth. This second Chinese Space station should orbit directly on the opposite side of Earth, but at different altitude to avoid collusion.

[@oou8269]

Say this after you offer your home to foreigners

[@lagrangewei]

nah, the research on the station are already registered in the UN, there is no need to separate it. furthermore China need to gain alot of experience from season space engineer with 500 days space experience. and the best way to gain that is to have foreign astronaut working side by side with the chinese astronaut to learn the best practises. what you are suggesting would restrict the speed of knowledge transfer. it make no sense.

[@donhuang9855]

@@lagrangewei It makes sense when you factor-in the US's great concern of providing China with advance technologies, e.g chips, when US friendly nations start engaging China in Space science. In addition to CHIP4, the USA could possibly initiate Space -6 - meaning demanding 16 nations (mostly close US allies) refrain from co-operating with China on State of the Art science / technology related to Space. For all we know, all "foreign" astronauts / scientists / researches / advance space projects may have to be approved by the US's NASA to ascertain the level of scientific space technologies China could gain access to, assuming these foreign astronauts use a certain degree of US-owned software / equipment / space-related fundings.

[@lagrangewei]

@@donhuang9855 you have to be joking if you think US actually did this out of concern of tech. they didn't they do it to block China from having a market, even if you separate the station, US will still say it is a chinese station and ban it if they want to, that is not going to change anything. beside, chinese equipment are already on the ISS because ESA bought the equipment from China, US can't do anything. so there is no advntage ins trying to self-isolation, they won't accept yourself isolation, and they can't control it anyway.

[@level1selamat155]

collision

[@hassanhussain1629]

You forgot to mention a very crucial information which is America begged China to allow its scientice and astronauts and China politely refused.

[@felyxt]

They banned China from using ISS but wants to go inside Chinese space station. I fear spying or worse sabotage although I don't think scientists are that bad. It could be some agents disguised as scientists to sabotage. If all the countries cooperate in space research maybe we can go to the stars one day.

[@Andreas-gh6is]

There are good reasons they wouldn't just add another copy of the existing modules. For one thing, any KSP player knows about the "wobbling" problem, and this station probably didn't waste a lot of weight to strengthen the rigidity beyond what they need. For another, more mass in terms of modules also means the station needs more consumables. Especially to correct the orbit or to change its attitude.

[@seraphimworms899]

Yep. So 12 SASs in each module can save 70% fuel for "wobbling" problem.

[@jetli740]

I do hope you understand in space these is no turblance so wobbling wouldnt be an issuse

[@Andreas-gh6is]

@@jetli740 Lack of rigidity is enough. No "turbulence" necessary.

[@jetli740]

@@Andreas-gh6is HA HA OH plz you make me laugh, do you know how big the joint for each section are, It the whole module conection, any wobble mean leakage that mean certain death for the crew. Plz learn engineer before make dumb comment

[@Andreas-gh6is]

@@jetli740 "big joint means no wobble" is hardly something I'd expect an engineer to say. All joints have tolerances and a certain behavior which depends on mass attached. Adding modules means more mass, and badly levered at that.

[@mikecivic2003]

The US and EU doe not want to include china in their space program hence the loner start of their own journey.. and now it seems have surpassed many aspect of both US and EU.

[@inuwooddog3027]

I'm a presimistic person. Given the state of the climate and geopolitics, I believe the future of humanity after an apocalypse would be either in the space or underground. Yea.. It's a logical move to pursuit space programmes.

[@Argentvs]

Any technology that allows us to live in space or another planet can easily and more cheaply be used on earth to solve problems. There is no such thing about turning earth inhabitable. First, we aren't that mighty, we are bugs to the planet, even if we nuke each other earth wouldn't notice it and wildlife would thrive after a nuclear wat due less humans around... All chemicals, radiation, is all natural in massive amounts around the planet, that is how we collect it to use. We will never turn earth into a sci Fi dystopia... We can't, we will die before. The planet would just cover everything again under vegetation, dust, water.

[@alexhu7939]

cheer up, man! It is not that bad! Go out and live for yourself!

[@skillstruckrepairer3880]

Very sophisticated. China have thought of every scenario in the design and build of their space station. Thanks for your video.

[@evergreenyoung1181]

From a view of a Chinese space fan, there are many mistakes and stuffs you miss, but generally it's fine, thank you to introduce to more people.