Life Inside China's New Space Station! (Tiangong)

Life Inside China's New Space Station! (Tiangong)
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[@junsuaiiim998]

The Chinese built the Tiangong in two years, faster than my country filling in a pothole on the road

[@Snoy_Fly]

😂

[@bbbf09]

When you are able to threaten , harass and intimidate your own society super efficient speed on anything is possible - but you then just exist to work , not work to live

[@jiwgzpjplliyiz8311]

@@bbbf09 North Korea？

[@Pakicetus_]

@@bbbf09 Canada?

[@a9udn9u]

@@bbbf09 When you are brainwashed by your media.

[@RSCB]

Truly a "fine Ill do it myself" moment

[@RSCB]

@@UCLAfilm01whatever, what technology did they steal exactly?

[@RSCB]

@@UCLAfilm01 using fuel?

[@ordoabchaos2859]

The same tech that americans had to get from germany to go to space

[@jonseilim4321]

0:19 that shot of Shenzhou backlit by the moon is absolutely stunning

[@WSCLATER]

Perhaps an interesting picture, but it is not real photography. All of this is fakery.

[@MountainFisher]

@@WSCLATER You got it pegged, every video out of China is approved and enhanced by the CCP.

[@peteconradjr.8605]

50 cent army.

[@zognaldblormpf5127]

@@peteconradjr.8605 oh look a magatard in the wild lol

[@user-fe7lh7wp4o]

@@MountainFisher ya😅all is

[@michaelwan4268]

As Chinese, I think it is worthwhile to mention the romance of naming for those spaceship and projects. All come from either poems " Tian Wen (Sky Quiz by Qu Yuan, 300 BC"”, or Fary tales, like the Yu Tu (Jade Rabbit which is a famous pets holding by the beauty Chang'e ) ...quite romantic.

[@theexchipmunk]

Yeah, western space stuff is always a bit boring or ridiculus with it´s names. Or absolutely uncreative with ground telescopes. Really "The Very Large Telescope. And lets not forget the "Extreamly Large Telescope". It´s exactly what the name says at least? I think meterologists have the acronym game down when it comes to lightning. SPRITES, ELVES, TROLLS, PIXIES and GHOSTS. Someone really went to town there and got creative.

[@zukacs]

​@@theexchipmunk physics people dont really care about names... dark matter. strange quark.. straight to the point. in china its probably decided by some retarted comitee

[@LongTran-em6hc]

As a Vietnamese, I recognized the names at first sound. Really, thousands of years of influence bring languages together.

[@seabreeze_ra1859]

@@zukacs Westerners have always been able to show their racism in places no one expected.

[@theexchipmunk]

@@zukacs With actual particles and other physics I also find that perfectly fine and even very good. It´s complex enough as it is without wild and creative names. But one could be more creative with the infrastructure and project names. Would probably help with publicity, I don´t really care for it outside of likeing cool names, but the average layperson looks at the names in the news and instantly looses interest. I think science as a whole has something of a publicity problem too. So far that it´s actually detrimental for science, funding and acceptance wise, by now.

[@crisromero6564]

Just last night I had the opportunity to see the Chinese space station cruising across the nightskies of San Diego, California. It was determined by a star app I use for astrophotography. 🙂 It was viewable with the naked eye.

[@tung7055]

哇噢！我也想看看。

[@HiiImChris]

as an American it's wonderful to see China joining us in low-earth orbit with their own space station. I generally see the objective as humanity driven, and thus really reject the idea of complex political stances that often lead to animosity between countries. I hope their research is helpful for all in the future, and best of luck to them

[@underhorse5367]

Nobody is joining you, you reject China’s request to operate in iss so they had to build their own station.

[@Trgn]

Yes the most vital challenge today should be climate change, resources conservation and space exploration - long term human survival and well being as goal. Yet most nations today still bicker over pointless geopolitics, short sighted power and no sign of population control, meaningless economics expansion activities without real benefit to any scientific, knowledge based progress.

[@kekeke1201]

@@Trgn Idk how you think it was by any means meaningless. The US can be in such a position today because it held almost monopoly in the spearhead advancements of scientific research and implementation, which in turn leads to the most advanced military and that supports US's financial especially fiscal might over the world. Suggesting China should start cooperating after banning it from cooperation for so many decades just because there is a modern Spacestation to play on is nothing short of shameless. Some audacity of the US officials demanding China to switch all its on-board system to be native English is nothing but outrages. After all those years limiting, repressing, containing China, US simply can't help to drip its saliva all over the brand new cake. One that is built by Chinese, paid by Chinese. So, I don't see any reason why China should share its space, not the Space, with the US just because all of the sudden US wants (?) to take advantage of the newly built station after block and denying China access to ISS for all those time.

[@otinandrew]

pls run for president

[@beeleaveme]

As an American from Brazil, it's really cool to see technology progress dispute between countries, competition influencing people to improve

[@isaacchristensen659]

I love seeing multiple space stations in space! Best of luck to everyone! What a time to be alive

[@joey3291]

Only if US can cut its millitary budget to the same as China and use the rest of the billions to build more space stations

[@levienkon]

Unless they don’t bring any soldiers and operate weapons up there, unfortunately I don’t believe human beings can left the war only on the earth.

[@cassfowler8633]

@@levienkon well they have left war on earth lol russian Cosmonauts and US Astronauts are working together in 1 station. And the word is on board the station there is no Discussing of UKRAINE/Russia War haha I don’t see how that they don’t talk about the war together with each other but evidently they work together like brothers and leave the War discussions out of the Space station. So there is US & Russian astronauts working together and living together right now.

[@levienkon]

@@cassfowler8633 They are now their bosses’ and the opposite bosses’ hostiles

[@biswajitjana2557]

No one care space junk even US nd every one wants own space station.. Every one knows US face in the movie 2012..

[@dunai2012]

The biggest difference between CSS and ISS is that the US has to be dependent on Russia to maintain the operation and vice versa, on the other hand China has full control and possession and therefore they can improve and even extend or expand its features, functions and size.

[@jmatasomo2660]

The difference is the quality of the fake CGI, wake up .

[@jmatasomo2660]

@@lorddogmav7259 Only common sense separates us from reality.

[@tgstudio85]

@@jmatasomo2660 Sweet common sense from known troll, sure kiddo;)

[@jmatasomo2660]

@@tgstudio85 Settle down , we are all allowed an opinion and some are fooled and some are not, no big deal.

[@user-eo5sr4rd2z]

The US did not allow Chinese to get onboard the ISS, so we built our own one.

[@trojanhorse6029]

Many in the west do not know about the Chinese Space station yet. I am curious to the reaction when the ISS is finished but the Chinese are still going strong.

[@fouadbenrezzak8398]

Chinese people must be respected they did everything alone and in just several years Amd that thing we must respect them and applause them for that

[@reis1185]

Tiangong also has: high resolution cameras ion propulsion system wireless energy transmission(wireless charging) 5G millimeter band connectivity high-output cutting edge solar arrays state of the art semiconductor, software w/ cutting edge touch screen technology they can also see the Tiangong status and diagnose problems via smartphone

[@akhileshyadav-wn7og]

its unbelievable how fast china is growing in every sector, developing their own space station in just few years is just phenomenal

[@mylastnamemk0939]

Not unbelievable considering their work culture, and smart citizens.

[@volodymyr_budii]

1)It is easier to do this when you have ISS since 1998 2)They were designing it for much longer. 2 years is since the start of the construction, not project itself. 3)Such word speed leeds to a burn out of people, which is trash. All this efficiency is traded for a lot of kids unaliving themselves because they got A and not A+ grade, since you will be out competed by everyone else and not get a proper job, which is a giant psychological pressure from parents.

[@MissQueeennn]

Lol

[@abongilenonkelela7726]

Absolutely

[@abongilenonkelela7726]

And yet in my country S.A 🇿🇦 people are stuck in this belief that for technology we need to go to the West, China provides better technology in a cost effective manner

[@dekodekomo3072]

chinese focus on technology and business, when us focus on military and war

[@wukong7nb]

Because war can bring wealth to the United States and sell more weapons

[@ericblanchard5873]

Thank you for this very informative video, Can't wait till the next one, your videos are the best I have viewed and the most informative and interesting to me by far. Keep it up!

[@richardbloemenkamp8532]

Great video, definitely more interesting than another video of a new SpaceX-hangar that we see covered everywhere! We like to see more space info from China. I hope they will release more.

[@user-gm3ng2cy5n]

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[@user-gm3ng2cy5n]

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[@user-gm3ng2cy5n]

😊

[@user-gm3ng2cy5n]

🎉😮😊

[@user-gm3ng2cy5n]

❤

[@Tabula_Rasa1]

That arm is amazing. It crawls like a worm from module to module.

[@Groudon22759]

The Canadarm 2 has been doing that. It is a very effective design. It’s great that the Chinese did the same

[@JonnoPlays]

I love your channel! You do such a good job of explaining the latest space news. The videos are well researched and thorough and I can tell you fully understand the material. Great work, cheers 🥂

[@oncydium]

Great video! Having multiple space stations in Earth orbit is great - this is starting to feel like the 21st Century I imagined as a youth.

[@LongTran-em6hc]

When I was a child, Mir and ISS were still around together.

[@matthewseaford8175]

did u imagine the cold war re igniting and china being in the first place towards the finish line? yea.... bet not oh well atleast we put up a telescope that can count et's ass hairs that cost more than their recycled pepsi can space station.

[@matthewseaford8175]

i will say that china's space administration said that the tiangong can only support earth orbit for 15 years which is 5 years before the international space station is set to be decommissioned with the possibility of being retrofitted for another 50 years and has already served the better part of 40 years as a manned station.

[@Chillerll]

@@matthewseaford8175 how is china first place towards the finish line? what's the finish line even? NASA is currently working on establishing a permanent moon base, this sounds much more advanced as yet another space station for basic low-g experiments

[@matthewseaford8175]

@@Chillerll you must not have understood or even read my comment. Nothing i posted was even remotely pro-chinese. lol

[@joyzone451]

Another major milestone for China after they made their own passenger jet C919

[@xploratunedited]

The C919 cannot compete with 737s or a320s in pure specs and cost, they're more for nationalist purposes and that's why only domestic airlines will ever buy it.

[@ex0duzz]

Also not sure if Canada arm 2 can detach both ends and "walk" around the station like a caterpillar, but china's can. China has double ended attachment point and can use either end to connect to space station or any of the various connection uses for the arm, like space walk, put external experimental cubes to outside, moving modules around, etc etc.

[@p-i-n-k5260]

Canadarm2 absolutely can. It can also grapple to a carriage that slides across the station trusses on rails

[@nagi-springfield93]

@@p-i-n-k5260 Sorry, maybe it can, but not on the current iss

[@slome815]

@@nagi-springfield93 Yes it can.

[@krozareq]

@@nagi-springfield93 It absolutely can and does. They connect it to different modules quite often. It can even move the modules to other locations. The Russian side uses docking, but the US side uses berthing of modules that are positioned by Canada Arm 2.

[@fgk765jkh]

​@@nagi-springfield93 lol

[@Davi_Cyrax]

It's really impressive how fast they've built this station

[@trojanhorse6029]

Built* this station

[@Davi_Cyrax]

@@trojanhorse6029 thanks

[@brianmassa8509]

When you can skip the research and development by spying and copying it goes pretty quick 😂

[@fabiodequi3532]

​@@brianmassa8509 envious

[@MrJakeMallard]

​@@brianmassa8509 then america should be the best. They are the greatest at spying.

[@donaldli1864]

Awesome video! Thank you.

[@jamesmcquinn9534]

Just joined the channel. I love the channel SEA when talking astronomy and astrophysics, and your channel is an excellent compliment. They say it's dangerous to develop things from the top down while not paying attention to the engineering process. You do an excellent job of explaining the "how" and "why" on the technology used. Look forward to more videos ❤

[@lagrangewei]

why the module has similar width is because China also use the standardise space rack use on the ISS. this allow experiment rack that are designed for the ISS to be wholesale transparented into the CSS, the only modification require would be power and data bus connection. this is to allow for foreign and commerical experiment to be introduced to the CSS in the future without them needing to spend alot of time to redesign them for the CSS. another reason why the CSS look spacious is because alot of the hardware is mounted externally to reduce noise within the cabin, why ISS never do this is because the main launch, space shuttle and proton rocket has a payload bay that is just enough to fit the module (or rather, the module are design to just nicely fit them), while the Long March 5 has an expanded fairing to allow the designer to layout the equipment as they like rather than to try and fit it inside a limited payload bay. while the wolf amendment only stop NASA astronaut from cooperating with China, nothing actually stop them from "retiring" and working as a private contractor for US business or NGO from working on the CSS. some US university had already planned experiment for CSS, if they believe there is a need to have their own staff, they can always buy seat from China as private institution and hire retired US astronaut to work. this is unlikely given commerical option may appear in the near future but as it currently stand, american could visit the CSS in the capacity of "private citizen" if the law doesn't change again.

[@hdvoice]

Thanks for the added info. As a Chinese, I know many Chinese researchers would love to see people work together to advance human species into the space, regardless of country or ethnicity.

[@gelinrefira]

I doubt the US will allow its own retired astronauts to consult with the Chinese space agency.

[@directxxxx71]

I heard that Elon couldn't even hire Chinese space engineers because of the Wolf Amendment

[@sarobensaroyan649]

Good and informative content.. thank you 😊

[@freedomfreedomfreedom]

Thank you for creating this extensive video about the Tiangong space station.

[@benazeddine5255]

Thx for a very informative video.

[@HobbsBhipp]

One has to respect China for building their own station after being rejected by the US.

[@JoeOsChannel]

Awesome video, really enjoyed this.

[@Naples-Florida]

Very good report. Nice job 👍👍

[@franciskiunga4796]

Now i respect the Chinese technologys 👍

[@salvadorvizcarra769]

China es un país fantástico. Su pueblo es único en muchos sentidos. Esta nación es ancestral, pero en serio. China es 2,000 años más antigua que el Imperio Romano. Los Romanos ya desaparecieron y los Chinos siguen vigentes como pueblo. Los Chinos han superado cantidad de broncas internas. Las más severas iniciaron en el siglo XVIII y terminaron en el siglo XX, cuando su territorio fue ocupado por 6 potencias europeas (más Japón), que la destrozaron, la corrompieron, y la envilecieron con Opio. Aún y todo, ellos sobrevivieron pese a guerras y más guerras. Apenas iniciado el siglo XX, entre los años 1911-1949 hubieron: --Revolución de Xinhai, con el fallido Golpe de Estado del nuevo Imperio ("Muera Qing Manchú. Viva el Nuevo Han"). --Segunda revolución de Xinhai. --Guerra de Unión para la protección nacional en contra de las potencias extranjeras. --Guerra de Otoño de 1927. --Las luchas internas de los "Señores de la Guerra" en China. Luego: --Protección contra el Imperio de Japón en la Segunda Guerra Mundial. --Segunda Guerra Civil China. ¡Tremendo! Después de 38 años de guerras continuas, les llegó la "Gran Hambruna" (1959-1961). El "Gran Salto Adelante", de Mao. Con una mortandad de casi 2 millones de Chinitos. Aunque la Propaganda nos ha hecho creer que se murieron de hambre 10 millones. Como si 2 millones no fuese una cantidad terrible. ¡Horrorosa! En fin. Sigo: En 1971, y según la OCDE, China ocupaba el lugar 44 de las economías mundiales. Ya para 1999, China estaba en el quinto puesto. En tan sólo tres décadas, China había logrado sacar de la pobreza a 800 millones de Chinos. Semejante hazaña se logró con TRABAJO y con DISCIPLINA. Hoy, China ocupa el segundo lugar... y esto lo consiguieron sin atacar a nadie, sin tirar un maldito cañonazo, sin Robar ni recursos ni territorios, sin invadir, y sin romperle las pelotas a sus vecinos. Con todo lo dicho, ¿acaso no es para hacerles a ellos una reverencia de reconocimiento? China es un país admirable. China pasó de la "Gran Hambruna" a súper potencia en 30 años. En seguida, puso en órbita su propia Estación Espacial construida en tan sólo 20 meses, para luego poner a 6 robots avanzados sobre la superficie de Marte. Una proeza increíble que se consiguió sin fastidiar a nadie. Sin meterse con nadie. ¡Ah! Pero a Occidente (USA), no le gustó nada de lo que China había logrado. Para el año 2002, se preparó una campaña de PROPAGANDA para convencernos de que en China se esclavizaba; de que se traficaba con órganos infantiles; de que no se respetaban los Derechos Humanos ni los Derechos Civiles. ¡Jáh! Sí, como no. Convencernos de que en la “Gran Hambruna” murieron de hambre 10 millones, luego que 25 millones, después que fueron 100. Como si casi 2 millones de Chinos muertos por hambre no fuera un número ¡Espantoso! La Propaganda buscaba escandalizar, pero, en las Olimpiadas de Beijín 2008, todo eso, se derrumbó por la fuerza de los Hechos Verificables. Incluso hoy, intentan convencernos de que China, muy pronto, colapsará económicamente. Pues no fue así. Veinte años después del inicio de las campañas difamatorias, vemos que China no ha parado de crecer. Su Clase Media es saludable y con movilidad en ascenso. Y en vez de irse a la baja, China repunta para ocupar el primer lugar de las Economías Mundiales. Lo dicho aquí, es una Verdad Absoluta y no Propaganda. China no ROBA ni territorios ni recursos a nadie. China no interfiere en los asuntos internos de ninguna nación. China no es ni Imperialista ni Colonialista. Mucho menos es Expansionista. China, ni siquiera en 1,000 años ha invadido a nadie en el mundo. Nunca. ¡Eso Jamás lo ha hecho! ¿Sabe usted cuántas Bases Militares tiene China fuera de su propio territorio? Ninguna. Cero. ¡Nada! China no ataca. China es un país respetuoso con todos, y es un ejemplo para todo el mundo. En cambio, Estados Unidos en apenas 250 años como nación, han “Crecido” 711 veces el tamaño de su territorio, partiendo de sus 13 colonias originales. EU tiene casi 800 Bases Militares esparcidas por todo el planeta. De esas 800, los EU tienen 93 Bases frente a China.

[@mgabrysSF]

04:25 there's lots of footholds on the ISS - they were featured prominently on the ISS ver of 'Space Oddity'. It's the long bars everywhere. Even in your video.

[@morpheusduvall]

It’s fascinating to see the design progress from the ISS modules three decades ago to now

[@NazriB]

Lies again? NASA Inspector General

[@rasin9391]

@@NazriB dafuq

[@freedomisdead9638]

Chinese are better coz they are more modern and building the future, ISS is looking outdated and messy.

[@SpaceShuttleAlmanac]

Great use of our artwork and info.

[@barryg1965]

Great Report.Thanks.

[@TheRealIronMan]

I think China and the US are taking different approaches to space exploration, China has more traditional goals similar to how NASA works, the US is more and more focusing on private sector commercial utilities, a lots talented folks left NASA for SpaceX.

[@buzz5969]

NASA DIED after the Challenger disaster, many moons ago.

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

This true

[@PongoXBongo]

That is true not only technologically but also diplomatically as well. Unlike the pointless, knee-jerk Wold Amendment, China is open to working with the world (minus the US, of course). Hopefully, one day we can set aside our differences as with the US and Russia. Space belongs to everyone.

[@pigletBR]

@@PongoXBongo ​ the "US space station" is LITERALLY called International Space Station and China's one is called China Space Station, what ru talking about? If China is so freakin open why didnt they partnered with other countries? Such as any Asia one

[@3b0d1999]

​@@pigletBR They legit said that everyone is welcome. They simply didn't need anyone to build or maintain it, they did it themselves. As for the naming, last I checked, china's space station is called Tiangong which means heavenly palace and they welcome everyone. It is ironic how the ISS excludes China while having "international" in its name.

[@muzzafarlone3369]

Looks like a story but iz practical.... Chinese might be feeling very proud for this feat. Congrats Chinese people....

[@superdivemaster]

The Chinese is like a Rolls Royce, and the ISS is like a Yugo !!!

[@zhubajie6940]

Interesting but no surprise that more modern things are on later space stations, especially electronics. Remember how archaic the shuttle was?

[@angelstrong792]

Nice space engineering, keep it up & Godspeed!

[@bbbf09]

Given the Chinese state has officially declared that any religious belief is incompatible with being member of communist party they probably won't appreciate the Godpseed.

[@raptor2265]

1:30 To be fair, the ISS did look nice and clean and spacious like Tiangong when it first began operation. However, over years and years of adding new hardware, it eventually became cluttered as they had little room to spread out. You can see that there are plenty of tie-downs, velcro pads, and other attachment points on the walls of Tiangong for adding new items. Give it a few years, and I'll bet it'll start looking similar to the ISS.

[@bayareaartist999]

the russians had any help designing the station it will fall out of the sky. China is all about "ready right now" Not about safety. The ccp is all about showing "face" for the party and their leaders.

[@user-cl9ld8dq3u]

No, the reason why the International Space Station is messy is that the storage space is not done well, and the Chinese space station just fills this loophole.

[@innocentmunama.5366]

Just respect China dude

[@bayareaartist999]

@@innocentmunama.5366 whatever...respect what? theft? creation of covid 19? very little to respect.

[@NoNameAtAll2]

@@innocentmunama.5366 there wasn't any disrespect, tho?

[@victorkmlee]

Thanks for your most informative video.

[@rodferguson3515]

Competitive adaptation and innovation is good in a sense because the Chinese have fired the first salvo compared to what the United States is doing and it's next iteration of a space station will give them motivation to make significant improvements compared to the ISS . The ISS was designed back in the 90s (including Congressional backlogging and Passover runs bureaucracy) pretty much and the Chinese space station was designed probably in the 2010s ( To be expandable for new modules)so their space station has a 20-year advantage over the ISS.

[@MountainFisher]

I'm guessing your real name isn't an English one Wumao. Explain why the Chinese taikonauts are not allowed on the ISS. It is because China will steal all the technology.

[@kennethferland5579]

ISS was designed in the late 70's as SpaceStation Freedom, the 90's was when it started being assembled as a Russian/American hybrid.

[@kaydenlewis9246]

The us is gonna be making their own space station soon, the iss is so outdates

[@bayareaartist999]

20 year advantage? umm we landed on the moon in 69, we had skylab and the viking landers on mars in the 70's. We did it with slide rulers not piggybacking off of russian and spaceX technology transfer.

[@tonywyli]

@@bayareaartist999 true! USA was a great nation!

[@Monkgalana]

Sebagai sesama orang Asia, sebaiknya Indonesia bekerjasama dgn China dlm pengembangan Stasiun luar angkasa. Pasti jauh lebih bermanfaat.

[@kearnseth8980]

Masalahnya kita mau provide value apa ke mrk?🤣 China buat Tianggong dlm 2 thn kita masih ribut agama dan tambal jalan aja masih ga becus 😂

[@NanaCan-gw3ol]

@@kearnseth8980中国今年和巴基斯坦合作了，如果印尼有意向不是不可能

[@YJSP893]

bruh, America banned themselves from using a newer space station that is just too funny

[@jonseilim4321]

3:05 the three spacesuits are neatly colour coded as well, red gold and blue for the flags of China and the CNSA

[@serronserron1320]

design replicated several times over into a ring

[@stephanweinberger]

It could also be a subtle homage to StarWars :-)

[@MaxStArlyn]

Great work

[@Papershields001]

I’ve always thought we should do some varying gravity experiments on biology up on those stations. Raise some mice in lunar gravity or mars gravity to see how their bodies adapt.

[@MountainFisher]

I'm a retired bio/engineer and we already did those experiments including fish. Fish almost immediately started losing bone mass in zero G. Google mummichogs in space. Goes back to the 70s. China is 40 years behind thanks to Chairman Mao. Why am I wasting time on you, a wumao judging by your home page with zero content.

[@Papershields001]

@@MountainFisher uh ok. You’re just a ray of sunshine aren’t you? More like Mountain Anal Fissure

[@brianstrutter1501]

Bible thumpers wouldn't like that. A species being able to adapt would prove evolution and destroy their religions

[@ex0duzz]

Lucky china is secular atheist country and despise looney bible thumpers who go against science and common sense

[@krozareq]

@@brianstrutter1501 They can cry all they want. Religion has been hating on science for hundreds of years. But when it comes time to reap the rewards, they want in on that part.

[@twelvetenth8580]

Amazing! China's space station alone is comparable with USA + Russia + Europe(combined) + Japan + Canada combined station.

[@ulikemyname6744]

It is in no way comparable which is really sad about China. One is made in the early 2000s and the other has the modern tech of today still no where near close

[@twelvetenth8580]

@@ulikemyname6744 Since there is no other space station with humans on board, then China's is probably the current champion. No one stops ISS 2 to be launched, but is not.

[@biggibbs4678]

@@twelvetenth8580 China will fall long before than. China's birthrate is low and there's mass protests. Without the false economic growth people won't tolerate communism

[@ulikemyname6744]

@@twelvetenth8580 There was no time in recent years where there are no people on the ISS. The space station is constantly inhabited.

[@ptitgavroche]

@@ulikemyname6744 Nowhere close indeed, Tiangong is in every aspect, superior.

[@user-cl8zj8hn2d]

It is informative and good development in process of space exploration.

[@tapk1995]

U guys are doing great job. God bless u all

[@premnas651]

The inside of China's space station looks like something straight out of the movie Europa Report.

[@tchong5424]

No war please! Just bring out the space races technology for the people to enjoy and explore more!❤❤❤

[@markmendel9883]

Hoping for a new space race!

[@zahidgul3318]

Great Job. Love for China from Pakistan. May China Pakista friendship live long.

[@royharkins7066]

Well done 🎉

[@jasonrose4923]

Many comments here below just could not rationally accept a superior space station accomplished in such a short period of time by one country only! Haha, the reality is the reality, no matter what!

[@SMunro]

Should dock it to the ISS just to raspberry the USA.

[@U.K.N]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Comet-2011-W3-Lovejoy]

LMAO

[@michaelf7093]

The Russians could take their modules and move them over to the Chinese station.

[@SMunro]

@@michaelf7093 and they could park their station between the earth and moon taking the lunar lagrange point that The USA thinks it has a right to occupy and not share with China.

[@michaelf7093]

@@SMunro it takes a lot of fuel to get that high, and China can't lift it. At least not for some time.

[@uy_scuti7767]

I submitted a school project involving the Tiangong literally minutes before this uploaded lol

[@marcogallostampino2063]

Finalmente,una stazione spaziale ordinata, moderna.🤗🤗🥰

[@ChadwickTheChad]

You accidentally said modern.

[@paultsjan6047]

It is nice to know that Tiangong Space Station is fully operational with the launching of Shenzhou-15. China is able to complete the Tiangong Space Station and conducted space exploration and science experiments in space. Due to the US refusal to allows China to participate in space exploration and the US even passed law like the Wolf Amendment in 2011 to banned China from engaging in direct, bilateral cooperation regarding space exploration and scientific experiments. As a result, China decided to build its own space station. It is a new beginning for China and the world outside the US and the West to do scientific experiments and collaborating with one another on scientific discoveries. China need to cultivates hardy crops like rice and wheat to sustains future population growth all over the world. Population explosion, deforestation and global warming due to human activities thereby causing an irreversible damage to the environment which results in degrading the condition for our own survival. China is focus on the scientific experiments. As a result, China decided to build its own space station. It is a new beginning for China and the world outside the US and the West to do scientific experiments and collaborating with one another on scientific discoveries. China has given the world the opportunity to do scientific experiments and allow other countries to used its space station and has signed agreements with the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs on space station cooperation. It is an opportunity for China and other countries to participate in scientific experiments in space and new discoveries. China space station offers great opportunities for the world at large in term of space exploration and science. Already, 9 projects involve 23 institutions from 17 Member States of the United Nations in Asian-pacific, European, African, North American and South American regions, including governmental organizations, private sectors, and international associations are participating. All the projects are collaborative international efforts reflecting the creativity and commitment of the involved scientists from public and private entities in both developing and developed countries. China built its own Tiangong space station because the US do not want China to participate in space research and prohibited Chinese citizens affiliated with a Chinese state enterprise or entity. With Tianggong Space Station up and running, it offers an opportunity for collaboration with other countries in scientific field in space.

[@rickqian1633]

Thanks for your info.

[@undeleteduser]

honestly, i don't find china making a space station good. They throw rockets at houses, they look VERY mailicious doing space things, etc. We can't believe in china in many ways, and it's sad, because if china was a better country i would be happy seeing a space station from china

[@paultsjan6047]

@@undeleteduser You are speaking from your ignorance. Nobody gives a hoot about what you say or what you think. What a prat!

[@undeleteduser]

@@paultsjan6047 bro got mad at an opinion ☠️

[@paultsjan6047]

@@undeleteduser Not at all. Just telling it as it is.

[@cdemr]

I hope NASA's lunar space station can be just as modern and spacious as Tiangong, because China's modules really look neat. Thanks for the informative video, there aren't many videos about Tiangong.

[@krozareq]

Likely they will because larger payload fairings are available and more to come (such as Starship). While the Destiny module looks cluttered, the Kibo module, for example, looks much cleaner. They even tested an inflatable module that was built by Bigelow Aerospace. The Destiny is called "The Lab" because it's where a lot of work is performed. There's a Canada Arm 2 control station in there, a Canada Arm 2 simulator, an Earth photography window, the exercise bike is in there, and a whole lot of experiment racks. Some are simply installed by the astronauts and scientists on the ground operate them. Others have to be performed by hand. Clean is nice but it wasn't a top concern. The cost to train and launch each astronaut is pricey. They're expected to do a lot of work. Along with their station-keeping duties, there's very little downtime. Companies and research institutions pay untold millions for those experiments to be done and performed to strict procedures. The schedule of everything they'll be doing for the 6-month (sometimes longer) duration of the mission is determined before they even launch. Along with cleaning, practicing upcoming experiment procedures, fitness, payload handling (which is a full job in and of itself), performing conferences with scientists on the ground, etc. they work well over 15 hour days.

[@immunelist2376]

lunar what?????

[@d0mram-02]

@@immunelist2376 The lunar space station that is being planned for in the near future Artemis program. Its a collaboration with NASA, ESA, CSA, and JAXA (CSA and JAXA being Canada's and Japan's NASA equivalents) to put a space station in orbit of the moon.

[@3b0d1999]

@@d0mram-02 lol that's never gonna happen

[@d0mram-02]

@@3b0d1999 k

[@ninjaundermyskin]

It's awesome to see this level of advancement in space tech. If only we could all get along abd collaborate again

[@bayareaartist999]

you don't collaborate with the ccp you get your technology stolen.

[@leestewart72]

Lack of collaboration is why it's so advanced. They produce everything themselves, and build their own technological proficiency. It allows things to be built much faster and at a lower cost.

[@ninjaundermyskin]

@@leestewart72 oh, great point! Competition does drives innovation. How can humanity marry the two positions and achieve even more? Right now, I liken it to sports. Everyone had their own team of all stars, but how good would a team be if those all stars were combined into a team of super all stars?

[@skyserf]

It’s not easy to collaborate when one of the countries are so hostile.

[@bayareaartist999]

@@leestewart72 It's based off of 1970's-80's design.

[@MarvinChenFantasy]

Please don't kill the Wolf Amendment, so that human can truely unite in the space without the trouble maker.

[@SpyFromMarsZeus]

Important note: Tiangong has a working microwave 😂

[@fajarsiregar6023]

I think the space microwave is the greatest invention of the decade

[@NoNameAtAll2]

@@fajarsiregar6023 is it any different from ground one?

[@stephanweinberger]

@@NoNameAtAll2 The basic function isn't different, but there are many more constraints to consider. First it has to survive the mechanical stresses of launch and still stay safe. After all you don't want your Taikonauts to get cooked whenever they prepare a meal because the door doesn't seal anymore. Also it must not cause any interference with other systems on board, both in terms of power consumption and electronic interference.

[@williamjohn4984]

I would add info about the how the solar panels are different.Also how the space stations boost it's self into a higher orbit

[@sharilariszz0736]

Those Tiangong space station is intended for space tourism that becoming centre of attention last year.

[@dumitrulangham1721]

There definitely needs to be another space race!!!!!!!!

[@yusrisaadun5497]

Peaceful space race

[@dumitrulangham1721]

@@yusrisaadun5497 👍👏👏🚀💯👍👏👏👏👏

[@yusrisaadun5497]

@@dumitrulangham1721 just like Xprize competition,the winner will get prizes and recognition but in a countries level.then the technology and breakthrough will be shared for the all mankind.

[@Trgn]

Yep. Always better than arm and nuclear race. Scientists are more level headed and make better leaders than fking career politicians

[@duardvanwyk1289]

Thank you for the cool videos . Great job . Keep it going .

[@yohanesyohanes1871]

best of luck our astronaut who works up there !!!

[@kicker3595]

The Chinese station is very clean and in good order.

[@alanvo5079]

8:10 james webb telescope: allow me to introduce myself

[@directxxxx71]

They have different functions and mission

[@craigcorson3036]

I note that there are lots of those footholds on ALL interior surfaces of Tiangong. You should not have implied that they are using any particular surface as the "floor". Just as on ISS, they use whatever surface is required.

[@loudthing87]

but they do prefer a specific surface to be the floor......

[@sutarto5973]

Great Video. I really would like to see more about the China Space Station. Very few coverages on the China Space Program. I saw it more advanced than the outdated ISS. I hope you will provide more coverages in the future.

[@weno6747]

那是因为西方媒体选择不报道中国的正面新闻。并且杜撰很多谣言损害中国的国际形象。因为他们不想承认有一种体制可能比资本主义更优秀。

[@Nordlicht05]

mmh the iss module where also clean finished as long as nobody worked and lived in it

[@yoongzy]

9:46 Oh how the table had turned.

[@MrGanbat84]

Fantastic

[@KrazeDiamond]

The ISS was initially designed by the Soviets, later led by the US, each section was built separately by a different participating country. The end result was that they had to rewire a lot of things later on. It was also built without future-proofing, and maintenance was expensive and troublesome.

[@ngvictor4620]

Well, for any language, “correct tone” is the primary key. It would be weird to hear out of tone English. Similarly, and even worse, out of tone Chinese could lead to different meaning, alongside just being weird.

[@rajeshrao2569]

How temperature control of tiangong space station carried out?

[@xiao5360]

0:19, it's the picture of the decade for me.

[@jmatasomo2660]

CGI of the century for me.

[@xiao5360]

@@jmatasomo2660 Haaa, I'm sorry for bordering you.

[@Mocktailmetal]

I guess its time to learn Chinese! They did it! It's gonna be the station in space!

[@mauriceholloway8913]

Just imagine how far humans would be in space technology if we work together as one species. Star Trek would be a real

[@CoffeeFiend1]

But my sky daddy is better than your sky daddy! No it ain't. Yeah it is. No it ain't. Yeah well uhh women have equal rights. No they don't. Yeah they do. The world will always be squabbling.

[@daandehaan4172]

@evceeka exactly

[@dream8870]

@evceeka i mean that is what we currently observe, though no? what we we’ve been given, to compete against each other, instead of collaborating as a single species, since that’s what we are human

[@ragnarokws2670]

Tell that to U.S they love to sanction peoples

[@trojanhorse6029]

Russia id cooperate, how do you think they built the ISS? Russia has MIR in space for over 30 years. The West had nothing except SKYLAB which only lasted 6 months.

[@bcdefghjlmpqrsuvwxyz8524]

Nice project going on unless you are looking for aliens then we have a problem

[@s1lfyh14]

That soo koool they name one of the module after a famous general. Mengtian.

[@freespeech8520]

The bedding situation is outdated. I think each astronaut has a small cabin with window.

[@ID-me2lf]

Humanity needs to cooperate and go to space together. Although it seems unlikely at present, I hope that in the future, human beings can at least put aside disputes and cooperate in space projects.

[@CSAdityaHoon]

exactly we Indian wants a good relationship with you haha we are neighbours

[@cchavezjr7]

Maybe but competition is what drives innovation, without war, we would be nowhere near where we are technologically. It sounds bad but it's the truth.

[@monnidesmonnides8554]

COOPERATE with the Russian you must be dreaming, all they have in their mind is to rebuild USSR......

[@user-my2bc8cs4d]

中国欢迎国际合作，是几个西方国家拒绝合作

[@JosephDent-qd9ih]

How far are they from the transporter beam up machine?

[@clevelandexplorer2221]

Wow, they seem to be really investing in this fast very fast. All these things cost considerable amounts each, I'm surprised. Nasa needed to cooperate with companies and took a long time. Space x did similar but not really focused on one thing and had mass business involved I believe, plus private threlanthropy in the form of Elon. The Chinese have a big culture around tidiness, the panels may be to hide things for political security but likely to close those areas off to denote what's fone and what's at present focus; it also helps with organisation and discipline. Having an open space also really helps with morale and other psychological things, looking clearer is less stressful and brings a clearer mind to focus better :) I personally follow the ethos somewhat and agree, though not cultural for me

[@kairon156]

Ever since I heard China was building their own Tiangong space station I've wondered if their hatches will still be compatible with the ISS. Or more accurately if ships that can dock with the ISS are able to dock with the Heavenly Palace Space Station as well. I assume Yes but haven't heard for sure yet.

[@brianmassa8509]

The Chinese use a copy of the Russian Soyuz spacecraft so you would think so

[@kairon156]

@@brianmassa8509 I did not think about that. Thanks.

[@prob1ems]

no. years ago US refused provding china the dock parameters. later the wolf act fobiding any touch with china makes it completely impossible. u r just like assuming a bmw door should fit in a mercedes car since both German Corps. but why would they do that? 😂

[@kairon156]

@@prob1ems I did not assume anything that's why I'm asking because I don't Know.

[@truezyf]

@@brianmassa8509 no, China make its own docking port, no compatibility. base on USA law wolf, Chinese have no expectation of compatibility at all.

[@fouadbenrezzak8398]

When you're nation is building its own space station it means one thing You achieved the technology win Go China

[@i-love-space390]

The little experiment airlock system seems similar to the Skylab experiment airlock (with modern automation). The modules themselves look a little like Salyut or Mir modules that require the flexi-ducts between modules for ventilation. When Mir caught fire, that was a real problem for sealing off sections, because so many wiring bundles and ducts had to be disconnected before the module could seal. As for the design of the station itself, it seems to be more common sense than some American designs. I would rather we had something that was easily expandable like theirs. The ISS design was too fixed, with the Truss structure and all that. But I guess we have more flexible and efficient solar panels in the 21st century as compared to the 1980s and 90s when the ISS design began and was eventually finalized. Some of the Commercial station designs are more like the Chinese plan, and will be able to be built, used, and expanded over time gradually.

[@user-di1xb2no4y]

Community with a shared future for mankind

[@demonsrexis]

Pretty informative and accurately matches China's official data. Stay true to truth and keep up the good work. Pronunciation is way better than any English speakers, proven you worked on it.

[@xiaowu055]

China is the only country in the world that has its own space station.

[@jmatasomo2660]

No they don't ,all only CGI, before stealing USA tech the best they could do was a fireworks show.

[@xandervk2371]

Well, the US did it 50 years ago with the Skylab.

[@Retronyx]

@@xandervk2371that's not a space station 💩💩

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this video so so much its interestyng

[@enamsatuu8988]

Woow amazing.....

[@chewkengfatt5964]

World Class Chinese Space Station, Amazing and China is willing to share with all nations for a shared future for a better world of space travel and exploration...

[@ericblanchard5873]

Except for the US because the US denied China to join the ISS way back when so this is payback. Fair is fair I guess, nothing like a good old-fashioned space race though.

[@jpaul8589]

The Communist Chinese station is only a symbol of a hive-like machine with a pretty interior. Nothing more and it will be outpaced by private space flight within a few short years.

[@ulikemyname6744]

@@ericblanchard5873 Yes so its fair to ban companies like Huawei and destroy their business like when the Chinese banned so many American companies from working in China. Fair is fair I guess

[@biggibbs4678]

@@ericblanchard5873 good. China would literally just steal all their designs like they always do.

[@Crane36999]

It’s very considerate of them, they don’t want any American to get into trouble with the American law. It shouldn’t be taken as payback…

[@GCharlesLangisChip]

Could you explain the "wolf " thing I've never heard of it?

[@jonseilim4321]

A guy called Wolf introduced legislation forcing NASA to blockade CNSA, basically trying to hinder China's exploration of space Kinda backfired cause China just went "fine, I'll do it myself"

[@lagrangewei]

wolf is a congressman who basically refused to approve NASA budget unless NASA cut cooperation with Chinese, not only can NASA not cooperate in space, they can't even allow Chinese scientist and reporter to enter NASA convention. this got so bad that many US scientist stage a walkout on NASA hosted event in support of their chinese co-researcher. wolf was kick out of office half a decade ago, but the law he put in place remain unchanged.

[@GCharlesLangisChip]

Thank you for setting me straight on wolf . Sad times, when people feel it's a good thing , to perceive another country as the enemy.

[@happyzahn8031]

If the microwave works, that great. However, the video you showed looked like a standard off-the-shelf microwave. I cannot believe a specially engineered one would have a regular light bulb and touch panel like a regular microwave. It would not make sense when every watt is so important.