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How China will Complete its Space Station in 2022 (a Step-by-Step Recap) 

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Welcome to another episode of the Dongfang Hour! In this video, we describe step-by-step how the Chinese Space Station will be fully assembled in 2022 and adopt its final T-shape configuration.
At the end, we also speculate on what the Space Station could look like in the future if extended 😉
If you like what you see, please consider supporting us at patreon.com/dongfanghour !
00:00 Introduction to the Chinese Space Station
01:26 Wentian lab module (July 2022)
03:16 Mengtian lab module (October 2022)
03:54 Final cargo and crewed missions (Nov/Dec 2022)
04:35 Possible future extension?
07:04 Conclusion (and 100th episode!)
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Credits for various visuals: NASA, CCTV, CMSA, Vony7, CASC, 看看 News

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@leonlerdo
@leonlerdo 2 года назад
Your videos are great, and your work in unique. YT is full of channels showing what is going on in space exploration but almost all only shows US / Russia / Europe developments. China is becoming more and more relevant each day and you understood very early their importance. Please continue and thank you very much.
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Thank you for your kind words Leo! 🙂
@blowindzhang6795
@blowindzhang6795 2 года назад
Glad to see you guys like our space station. We hope human beings can make more space exploration by Tiangong
@oneplanetearth
@oneplanetearth 2 года назад
Good job DONGFANG Hour - Love your channel - PEACE
@nikolatasev4948
@nikolatasev4948 2 года назад
Congrats on the 100th episode. Keep up the good work!
@dhsu2008
@dhsu2008 2 года назад
Thanks!
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Thank you for your support dhsu2008, really appreciated 🙏
@Weromano
@Weromano 2 года назад
Happy hundreds episode!
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Thank you! 😊
@Whitfield369
@Whitfield369 Год назад
Just watched this again after the Wentian completed to understand the whole picture. It is great and super informative. Again very impressed! Unfortunately there are always idiots want put some politic into this. I love you guys being objective, and simply present the technical facts without judgment either direction, and that is the true scientific attitude.
@chinahamyku6583
@chinahamyku6583 2 года назад
In short, the United States has always been clamoring for fierce competition with China, and China is now showing the United States what is true fierce competition in all fields.
@johndrumpf9888
@johndrumpf9888 Год назад
The real irony is that China won't even be competing with the US, they'll be competing with SpaceX. If SpaceX Starship turns out to work, Musk's company along would have more lifting capability than all of China. SpaceX could put a single Starship into orbit fitted to be a station, and it would have more volume than the entire Chinese station.
@Warrior-ym5qq
@Warrior-ym5qq Год назад
你在美国看的新闻都是假新闻 特朗普早就说过
@honyeechoong9351
@honyeechoong9351 Год назад
"you get what you wish for", literally! :)
@chinahamyku6583
@chinahamyku6583 Год назад
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.
@johndrumpf9888
@johndrumpf9888 Год назад
​@@chinahamyku6583 Meanwhile, the US is about to launch the largest rocket in history (Artemis-1) around the moon with the longest duration deep space ship in history. And then sometime within a year, the US will launch the largest rocket history that is also reusable. And the first space station around the moon (Lunar Gateway) Suffice it to say, the US probably isn't very sad about not being able to participate in Mir 3.0.
@lagrangewei
@lagrangewei 2 года назад
4:12 it should be noted that the solar panel are design to be detachable and move to the end of the lab's solar panel. it is likely that if the 2nd tianhe and lab extension are added, they would also have solar panel that can also be repositioned.
@duyataksis5210
@duyataksis5210 2 года назад
That space station is great, but I'm really looking forward to China's upcoming rockets this decade. The CZ-5DY, CZ-8R, and of course the gargantuan CZ-9(21). I'm also looking forward to the heavy solid fueled rockets like CZ-11A, Jielong-3, and KZ-21.
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
For sure 🙂
@douginorlando6260
@douginorlando6260 2 года назад
I am most interested in the reusable rocket. Low cost per pound to orbit opens the door to the future. The door leads to my other major interest … the lunar base. It has the potential to become a self sustaining moon colony because extremely efficient low cost from moon to orbit is doable
@lizi1936
@lizi1936 Год назад
Actually the most exciting project to me is the Tengyun project. It is basically a cargo space plane and it could rival reusable rockets and even revolutionize aerospace travel.
@Riteaidbob
@Riteaidbob Год назад
You really need a life dude.
@yeoworld
@yeoworld 2 года назад
Thank you for all your work.
@raideepu4
@raideepu4 2 года назад
Thanks for such awesome videos!
@kumbackquatsta
@kumbackquatsta 2 года назад
super exciting stuff. more nods! more expansion!
@mikef6399
@mikef6399 2 года назад
Very informative video! Thanks for putting the information together and presenting it in a concise yet easy to understand way
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
You’re very welcome, Mike!
@gunsumwong3948
@gunsumwong3948 2 года назад
Excellent work!
@Mxolisi_Magagula
@Mxolisi_Magagula 2 года назад
Great content 👍
@GAMEOVER-td4kv
@GAMEOVER-td4kv 2 года назад
i can definitely see this channel grow and dominate on youtube the same way china has done in space! i believe your focus on chinese aerospace development will net you more viewers and high quality contents in the future as china space program is experiencing exponential growth and a focus of chinese government and its people
@indiancowpeedrinker9241
@indiancowpeedrinker9241 Год назад
My india will become supoopower in 2050
@dondiegol1433
@dondiegol1433 2 года назад
Thanks for your very informative programs.
@raindear811
@raindear811 2 года назад
Incredible content!!
@MarsChroniken
@MarsChroniken Год назад
Great Channel! Thank you for the great research and awesome presentation!
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour Год назад
Thank you for your kind words! 😊
@AerialWaviator
@AerialWaviator Год назад
Installation of the Wentian lab module (in July) is so significant as it enables the space station to become continuously crewed. With accommodations for 6 crew, 3 person crewed mission can overlap. Will be interesting to see and hear what missions and science occur on the station beyond 2022. Mir became operational in 1986, and continuously crewed from 1987 until late 1999. It paved the way for international cooperation in space, with astronauts from many countries visiting. (more the most viewers are likely to guess) The ISS has be operation and continuously crewed from its first mission in Oct 2000. Other than a ~1 year gap between Aug 1999 and Oct 2000, there has been a human presence in space since Sep 87 (~35 years, 36 if ignore the gap between Mir and ISS). With Wentian becoming operation in July, human activity in space is pretty much more robust. A new era, with multiple crewed space stations. Many may not realize the significance of this. Future generations of humans will. :)
@defencebangladesh4068
@defencebangladesh4068 Год назад
Amazing
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour Год назад
Thanks for putting things into perspective! 35 years of uninterrupted human presence in space, that's something.
@Game_Changer_00
@Game_Changer_00 2 года назад
it's a very exciting year for China, good job on the video presentation, looking forward on your live broadcast
@liewjames2852
@liewjames2852 Год назад
This is the only come - to channel on China aerospace and the CSS. Superb job and hard work. Thanks guys.
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour Год назад
Glad you enjoy it!
@a_viewerv2069
@a_viewerv2069 2 года назад
Great material 👍👍👍, thank you
@timothy1949
@timothy1949 Год назад
great content with a lot of nice footage, thanks.
@rhk199
@rhk199 2 года назад
Great content as usual bit more on the topic, The station will definitely be expanded but both Core modules will be joined by their rear ports so as to give space for the panels infact 1/3rd of the lab module's solar panels are detachable and will be attached to the core module's panels which itself would be connected axially to a lab module forming a cross and congratulations on the 100th episode!
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Thanks Ashik! 🙏 Regarding the docking, do you know if there is an official position/source on this? Most illustrations today show the rear docking port of Tianhe-2 connected to the front docking port of Tianhe-1. Cheers
@rhk199
@rhk199 2 года назад
@@DongfangHour Talked to my source,Family friend who works in LPSC and a member of ASI, apparently illustrations are of low priority for CNSA and are mostly a place holder the propaganda arm's purpose is to raise STEM interest among students so science lectures from space and live stream coverages are preferred and funded properly
@archangel7052
@archangel7052 2 года назад
They will definitely expand it if required, saw an interview where the possibility was mentioned. Also there were talks of them sending foreign researchers up there wonder when that is happening.
@rhk199
@rhk199 2 года назад
@@archangel7052 Definitely past 2023, ESA participation is done deal
@jacquelinemyrrhe1063
@jacquelinemyrrhe1063 2 года назад
@@rhk199 You wrote: "ESA participation is done deal" - I was searching for information on that but could not find any. Do you have something?
@route55qatar
@route55qatar 2 года назад
Congrats on 100th episode. Keep up good jobs!
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Thank you!
@yongluo7121
@yongluo7121 Год назад
wow, great video, lots of information and organised in a nice way.
@fannybirot2362
@fannybirot2362 2 года назад
Great video! Thanks for the information.
@soothsayer2406
@soothsayer2406 2 года назад
awesome content!!
@user-xq8qx6bg2j
@user-xq8qx6bg2j 2 года назад
Great technical commentary… thanks👍🀄️❗️
@ChopinLuke
@ChopinLuke Год назад
Great illustration!
@HappyOx99
@HappyOx99 2 года назад
Can not wait to see its completion.
@RP-mm9ie
@RP-mm9ie 2 года назад
Great content
@masterC5828
@masterC5828 Год назад
Amazing China...thanks DFH for updating this...great effort
@ubermenschen3636
@ubermenschen3636 2 года назад
Expansion of the Chinese international space station is a certainty. The extra dock will allow international space explorers on board.
@owesalven4583
@owesalven4583 Год назад
Great work
@MrCrazyboyravi
@MrCrazyboyravi 2 года назад
congrats for your 100th video. I have been watching your video for a long time now. Its nice to see your channel grow .
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Many thanks for your long-term support @sleepyboy! 🙂
@user-xo2wt4zi6b
@user-xo2wt4zi6b Год назад
了解得也太详细了👍
@SuperHyee
@SuperHyee Год назад
Nice !
@yukiu1566
@yukiu1566 2 года назад
this guy is real expert regarding to china space program!
@raykewin3608
@raykewin3608 2 года назад
Good Stuff.
@raygan777able
@raygan777able 2 года назад
Fantastic explanation
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Glad you think so! 😊
@antn8387
@antn8387 Год назад
Tiangong Space Station is an incredible piece of machinery with new generation solar panels and electric ion propulsion...State of the Art. Hopefully, the new generation solar panels become for consumer sale in the future.
@aunggabe
@aunggabe 2 года назад
facts i can not find on nowhere.thanks
@koorei9603
@koorei9603 Год назад
amazing video!
@armstrongchan1417
@armstrongchan1417 2 года назад
Your explanation is a lot more clear than the official news reports!
@JC-kl1sw
@JC-kl1sw 2 года назад
Great job. Do make the live stream as this will fill a niche currently not covered by the other youtubers. Many people would be tuning in, including myself.
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Thanks JC!
@dz9446
@dz9446 2 года назад
Well done as always, really appreciate the high quality production each time. Just hope you guys will never be snatched by CIA for their intelligence analysis, haha
@Stephen-wc8fn
@Stephen-wc8fn 2 года назад
Thanks
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Thank you so much for your support Stephen! 🙏
@jy-perso
@jy-perso Год назад
Merci pour votre chaîne qui peut être suivie en français 🇫🇷 avec traduction automatique des sous-titres. Enfin une chaîne dédiée à l’espace Chinois! Un magnifique travail que je partage ici en France...🙏 Thank you for your channel that can be followed in French 🇫🇷 with automatic translation of subtitles. At last a channel dedicated to Chinese space! A magnificent work that I share here in France...🙏
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour Год назад
Avec grand plaisir! Ravi de savoir que ça profite aussi à des français 😉
@limwiching2277
@limwiching2277 2 года назад
Also 2024 China Space Telescopic will become partner with Chinese Space Station, went need maintenance telescope will docking with Chinese Space Station.
@joejuanuy9246
@joejuanuy9246 Год назад
Dongfang Hour Quoted : " STEP ONE IN A BIGGER PLAN " Thumbs Up...
@kharsair
@kharsair 2 года назад
It is good to see concepts being materialized in KSP 5:52
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
I am amazed by what some people are able to do with KSP.
@jacquelinemyrrhe1063
@jacquelinemyrrhe1063 2 года назад
Jean - super interesting! Like always! Great job! Thanks a lot for this! I am a non-technical person, so I was wondering why all these turns and rotations of the Station are required. Is there a simple explanation?
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Thanks Jacqueline! That's an excellent question, I'm not really sure. There's a good chance they will explain this during the upcoming Wentian launch on CGTN/CCTV...
@leonardpearlman4017
@leonardpearlman4017 Год назад
Well, if you're not "technical" why worry about it at all? Does it bother you? My technical person guess is that the rapid automatic docking process works best with ONE of the axial docking modules, and that every new module will dock in the same place and then be moved to its working position. Or not!
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour Год назад
Hey @Jacqueline! I have the answer regarding this question from a couple months back: it's to induce gravity-gradient stabilization (exploiting the differentiated gravity pull at both tips of the space station when "vertical" to induce stability). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity-gradient_stabilization Glad we finally managed to figure this out 😉
@hanamichelle
@hanamichelle 2 года назад
Awesome! Dawson!!! I'll be looking forward to your live stream of the July launch and beyond))). I think you may be the only live English broadcast. I've been greatly involved with my Ukrainian friends lately, preoccupied if they are safe, and may be hosting some of them soon when their city is liberated.
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Thanks Hana! Looking forward to seeing you in the chat during the live stream! And I hope your Ukrainians friends stay safe, what's happening to them is really terrible ☹️
@NozomuYume
@NozomuYume 2 года назад
Thanks again for great coverage, excited to see China putting such an emphasis on developing space systems. They're getting close to catching up with the rest of the world, and it will be interesting to see what they can do moving forward.
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Fully agree. Interesting times!
@wuhui
@wuhui 2 года назад
When you say rest of the world, do you mean just US and Russia? I doubt any other country in the world can independently develop and launch space station right now other than those three
@etow8034
@etow8034 2 года назад
Rest of the world ? There is only the USA of landing a man on the moon ! ...LoL
@junizhao
@junizhao 2 года назад
@@etow8034 Well, the USA IS the rest of the world, at least Americans think this way.
@idtyu
@idtyu 2 года назад
@@wuhui Russia could not land anything on Mars, US cannot build a space station by itself(I think it's money program)... So I will say China is at least even with Russia, so just US remains
@kumbackquatsta
@kumbackquatsta 2 года назад
congrats on 100 episodes and 10k+ subs.
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
🎉
@profunnyclips311
@profunnyclips311 2 года назад
Try CRYSTAL FUSION - STEP BY STEP
@MetaView7
@MetaView7 Год назад
Can't wait for the space telescope
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour Год назад
2 more years to go! ⌚
@longyou8254
@longyou8254 2 года назад
China,the explorer
@adithepr
@adithepr Год назад
What type of mechanical system joints Rocket and Space Station together? By magnetic or by bolt-nut or something else?
@jukio02
@jukio02 2 года назад
I bet they will add more, to allow more space for Taikonauts.
@thananchanpalany4653
@thananchanpalany4653 Год назад
Toronto...
@frederickamber8371
@frederickamber8371 Год назад
UFO spotted @ 6:52 n it was moving fast
@lagrangewei
@lagrangewei 2 года назад
it cool to have a well research english source for the chinese space program. the information is rather hard for the english audience to access otherwise. I do hope there will be some confirmation from ESA if their astronaut would soon be able to head to the station. while it is unlikely that ESA will launch their own astronaut due to the friction with Russia putting question into the use of Soyuz at the ESA launch site, it would still be interesting if some analysis could be done if the launch site ESA has can theoretically reach the chinese spacestation or not.
@truthful3777
@truthful3777 Год назад
No worries, there are European training in China to familiarise with the Chinese control system. It is available in RU-vid channel. Soon they will eventually be up in the space station by the same way China send their astronaut up to the space station.
@lagrangewei
@lagrangewei Год назад
@@truthful3777 bro those video are pointless. they are not confirmation on mission, nor even mission training. they are merely familiarisation which is as good as saying nothing about the mission plan.
@truthful3777
@truthful3777 Год назад
@@lagrangewei I know China will not go alone in this space endeavour. Definitely China will invite Europe countries to join in as it would be beneficial to their long term economic plan. China cannot go out alone in this world. China need partners and we can see evident in their joint venture with many European companies to be successful in world stage.
@globalviewers5540
@globalviewers5540 Год назад
@@truthful3777 Yes u right, but why China is not provided tiket to ISS?
@truthful3777
@truthful3777 Год назад
@@globalviewers5540 Because US worry China will copy advance technology from ISS and the various experiment conducted in ISS.
@huangclpku
@huangclpku 2 года назад
Is there a plan to de-orbit the first stage of the CZ5B controllably?
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Not that I am aware of... 🙁
@DanBurgaud
@DanBurgaud 2 года назад
By complete, does that imply all docking ports are used up? Or just fully operational (all modules installed) and still have more docking ports?
@inyourphace1690
@inyourphace1690 2 года назад
full operational with three docking ports on the core module available. Assuming there'll always be a cargo ship and a manned ship docked, it still leaves one docking port available for expansion. As a matter of fact, I saw a picture from China that showed a 2nd core module docked to this last docking port as a way to expand the CSS to twice its currently planned size. That is, of course, if there's more demand for staying at the CSS.
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Fully operational here means that the main modules will be assembled (Tianhe, Mengtian, Wentian). The 3 remaining docking ports are for Shenzhou and Tianzhou spacecraft/missions, and these will be launched on a regular basis to send astronauts & cargo to the station (~2 per year).
@Sam-iz3jl
@Sam-iz3jl Год назад
👏👏👏
@robertop7602
@robertop7602 2 года назад
Complimenti agli scienziati Cinesi. Ottimo lavoro quello di completare la stazione spaziale.
@ChopinLuke
@ChopinLuke Год назад
Is there a limit on how many modules can be added?
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour Год назад
With the current setup, 3 modules max (Tianhe-1, Wentian, Mengtian). But if a second Tianhe module is docked to the aft docking port, then the CSS could be extended to 6 modules.
@nulnoh219
@nulnoh219 Год назад
I want to know why they need to flip the thing around so many times to perform the Transfer. Is it a centre of mass thing?
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour Год назад
To be honest, I’m not exactly sure. Hopefully we’ll get this information soon with the upcoming launch (at the end of the month)
@benjhuset
@benjhuset Год назад
one video clip shows @ 4:16 a 3rd solar panel extending outward from the science modules. and no solar panels on the core module, Is that confirmed ??
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour Год назад
Yes, my understanding is that this is confirmed, and will represent one of the most complex operations that the astronauts onboard will have to perform.
@stephenc6955
@stephenc6955 2 года назад
Is the Starry Night T-shirt made in China?
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Not sure, I ordered it on Etsy (if I remember correctly) a couple years ago. Lots of cool space merch on that platform :)
@cosmoray9750
@cosmoray9750 2 года назад
👍
@philipsmith3470
@philipsmith3470 Год назад
Can you please tell me what the wingspand it for Tianhe-1?
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour Год назад
Hey Philip, each solar array is 12.6m long, so together we’re talking about ~25m (not taking into account the diameter of the core module if you’re talking about a “tip to tip” wingspan)
@philipsmith3470
@philipsmith3470 Год назад
What is the total wing Spand of Tianhe-1 of the Solar arrays from tip to tip with including the core module? If you want to see my images of the Chinese space station type in Philip Smith Chinese space station then look at images in your browser. After you do that let me know what you think.
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour Год назад
Hey Philip, I just realized you're the Philip Smith who's images of the ISS & CSS have been circulating on Twitter in the past few days! Some absolutely FANTASTIC shots you have there, really some amazing work. I do deep sky astrophotography as a hobby, and had been thinking about giving the ISS/CSS a shot with my equipment. Not the best suited gear though (Esprit 550mm f5.5 refractor, ZWO 533 camera). Regarding the tip to tip wing span I wasn't able to find this info, although if we are looking for an order of magnitude, we can add ~5 meters to the lengths mentioned previously (5 meters being the diameter of the Long March 5B fairings).
@mikewant5230
@mikewant5230 Год назад
CSS looks so clean and functions so smart coz it is made by China only.
@colingreenfield7579
@colingreenfield7579 Год назад
Awesome, well done China creating a working station in such a short time. I hope this is a real adventure for the astronauts that will use it to better mankind.
@a9udn9u
@a9udn9u 2 года назад
Don't they have a companion telescope module?
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Yes, that would be Xuntian (to be launched at the end of 2023). You can check out a dedicated video on the topic from last month 😉 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ELnFTTFFPO4.html
@crockducky9354
@crockducky9354 2 года назад
100th = you are cute 😊
@usernamesbeenused
@usernamesbeenused 2 года назад
100!!!!
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
😎
@mojomiah8
@mojomiah8 Год назад
👍👍.
@charleszern9892
@charleszern9892 2 года назад
How does a module dock on to the mother ship? The Tiangong is flying at about 7km per second, faster than a bullet or even a fighter jet. So how does a module find the Tiangong, approach it without colliding with it and then softly lock on to it in the correct alignment? Appreciate if you can do an episode to explain the intricacies. Also will there be any spinning rings where artificial gravity is created for astronauts to exercise? Thanks.
@user-ie3pl9or4k
@user-ie3pl9or4k 2 года назад
Space docking: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-srsiLZLPiv0.html&ab_channel=ScottManley It's a game tutorial, but it explained the docking progress perfectly. Exercise method: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Viukao3S8-Y.html&ab_channel=PointOrView You just need a force to pin you on the ground, not necessary g-force.
@josephyiin3238
@josephyiin3238 2 года назад
probably kind of similar to how air-refueling works.
@djtan3313
@djtan3313 2 года назад
Noice.
@bjornthies6000
@bjornthies6000 2 года назад
chine are friendly people with best gouvernment in world and xi totally doesnt look like pu. #dontnukechina
@Riteaidbob
@Riteaidbob Год назад
Actually Xi looks like chopsticks.
@donhuang9855
@donhuang9855 2 года назад
Considering that China has stand-by real prototype Space-crafts similar to the 1st Chinese Space station, China ought to develop a second Chinese Space Station in space on the opposition side of the 1st Chinese Space station in order to facilitates more international space researches, given that the ISS would be scheduled for de-commssioning by 2024.
@clash3583
@clash3583 2 года назад
ISS is extended to 2030
@donhuang9855
@donhuang9855 2 года назад
@@clash3583 That extended period is not confirmed in principle, only wishful thinking, as Russia would be withdrawing from the ISS in a few years' time, say 2024. Perhaps SpaceX would like to take over the ISS as a sort of Space Tourist attraction venue for the super rich only.
@johndrumpf9888
@johndrumpf9888 Год назад
@@clash3583 Not just extended, it will be expanded with 4 brand new, state of the art modules by AxiomSpace, including a manufacturing module.
@raymondtay3532
@raymondtay3532 Год назад
Well done China powerful Space Station. Built by China. 💪💪👍👍👏👏❤❤💯💯
@petrosros
@petrosros 2 года назад
China should be using reusable rockets like SpaceX, a rocket recently saw its thirteenth launch and landing. This would massively reduce cost. Also, sections could be launched separately and assembled in space, as this will have to be done sooner or later it should be incorporated into the experimental project. Good luck to China in its endeavours, hopefully we will see some collaboration with Russia in the near future.
@clash3583
@clash3583 2 года назад
the true cost reduction with reusable rockets is debatable, but one other thing reusability does is eliminate space debris which china should be focusing on
@widmermt
@widmermt 2 года назад
> "China should be using reusable rockets like SpaceX" True, but you could say that about every space program or rocket company. Several are working on it, including China's Deep Blue Aerospace.
@truthful3777
@truthful3777 Год назад
Reusability a big NO as not sure of the integrity of the rocket. Best is to make new ones, the old ones can use parachute to come down and recycle to make new ones.
@joejuanuy9246
@joejuanuy9246 Год назад
I QUOTE: " PLAN AHEAD OF TIME "
@janicetone2313
@janicetone2313 Год назад
How about making short documentaries, educational videos suitable for school lessons i.e. elementary, middle school levels. Play set would be nice. Something children can assemble, put together, models. Also, do your shirts come in sizes for children? 7-10 years old.
@jabalonginspace
@jabalonginspace 2 года назад
What's the current situation with Dongfang Hour? Have been away for a few months. Seems the podcast has been inactive since Feb, the newsletter since Mar and the Twitter since Apr. Is it just a RU-vid channel now? Are you still doing regular news updates?
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
The newsletter, podcast and Twitter are indeed on pause at the moment, due to time constraints (Dongfang Hour remains a side hobby next to a full-time job...). There's a chance we revive them sometime in the future but I can't make any promises 🙁 Was there one format that you preferred in particular?
@jabalonginspace
@jabalonginspace 2 года назад
​@@DongfangHour That's too bad, but I understand. I was a listener in podcast form and found the news analysis to be quite informative. It was maybe more detail than I personally needed though. So, even if it was say monthly or quarterly, stepping back and looking at trends, I would find that useful too. I hadn't got around to signing up to the newsletter, though I probably should have. These videos you're doing now look interesting too, so I should probably pay more attention to your RU-vid channel. Really, there isn't a lot of info out there in English on China's space sector, so whatever you choose to do is bound to be interesting and have some audience I would imagine.
@kek-K
@kek-K 2 года назад
Where’s Blaine?
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour Год назад
He's been busy with his consulting business in recent months. I don't think he will have much time for further RU-vid involvement (although I will try and have him join the livestreams!)
@krisp2628
@krisp2628 Год назад
Well done. China.
@jamshedsethna3428
@jamshedsethna3428 Год назад
Congratulations China
@hanamichelle
@hanamichelle 2 года назад
Are you also on facebook?
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour 2 года назад
Not really, so far it's only RU-vid, and a little bit of Twitter. May consider it in the future though, I don't know how active the space community is on Facebook.
@aniksamiurrahman6365
@aniksamiurrahman6365 Год назад
Its 2023 now. Is it complete?
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour Год назад
Yes, the last module, Mengtian, was launched on Oct 31 last year.
@aniksamiurrahman6365
@aniksamiurrahman6365 Год назад
@@DongfangHour wow!
@baojhoang7242
@baojhoang7242 2 года назад
China next space station will be with a joined Russia-China collaboration. China provides funding while Russia provides the expertise
@kongthai..
@kongthai.. Год назад
This is just begining. The reuseable rocket is already prototyped. CNSA learns how to assemble spacecraft, space station. Then it will speed up to station a Moon space station, and then moon base, with mining, manufacturing to go to Mars. The speed will be faster and faster. 🤣👨‍🎓
@syncmaster915n
@syncmaster915n Год назад
Why not use the backup Tianhe module to construct a second space station? As the Chinese saying goes, 好事成雙!! Secondly, what about Shuntian, China's first space telescope? When will it be launched and some information about it would be appreciated,
@DongfangHour
@DongfangHour Год назад
Heya, The backup Tianhe module will (IMO) be used as an extension of the current space station. It could dock to the aft docking port of the current Tianhe-1 multidocking node. Interviews with CMSA have mainly suggested the possibility of extending the current space station rather than making a second one. As for Xuntian, launch is scheduled for 2024 😉 (some sources have also mentioned late 2023)
@syncmaster915n
@syncmaster915n Год назад
@@DongfangHour 2024 launch date for the Xuntian! That seems a lifetime away after being spoiled by the rapid pace of Tiangong's progress 🤥
@retogamed
@retogamed 2 года назад
omg space fantasy for adults
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