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Flip, first, you are so obtuse yoi can't tell that something is a joke even when it's thrown at you.
Second, what side effects? The US has already launched an all out war short of a shooting war against China. That's already way beyond a side effects.
Wakalukong
https://www.space.com/china-mars-tianwen-1-spacecraft-nasa-photo.html
US message to the Chinese:
"Wherever you may be, anywhere in the universe, we can still know where you are."
Isn't this also true for China, and Russia???
They also know where we are!!!!
What would the US be up to next? Disrupt communications between the spacecraft and Chinese earth stations?
Likewise...
Can the Chinese or Russian track a US spacecraft on its way to Mars? I don't think so.
Any citizen can track any spacecraft.
It was beginner radio operator who discovered the Russian Spacecraft at the beginning.
That was when the satellite only broadcast simple blips. We are talking about visual tracking.
Anyway, here's another video on the Beidou.
https://china.huanqiu.com/article/3zI0tPVkSYb
Losing only a second every 300 million years, with Chinese science and technology.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTr9B4I83bU
From an official source.
www.gov.cn/xinwen/2020-09/04/content_5540659.htm
On Sep 4, from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center and using a Long March 2F rocket, China successfully launched a reusable spacecraft.
After orbiting earth, the craft will return to a designated landing site on earth.
More details from an unofficial website (in Mandarin).
www.spaceflightfans.cn/79662.html
The reusable spacecraft has returned safely to earth.
China's next space exploration feat will be the Chang'e 5 (嫦娥五）moon-sample-return mission, scheduled for Nov/Dec. Here's a complete simulation of the mission.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tp5_WCYv72Q
Latest Chinese Lunar Landing Concept
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then blast off from moon to rendezvous again with human capsule for return trip to earth.Different from US Apollo. The human capsule and the lunar lander will be launched separately, rendezvous in lunar orbit, astronauts will transfer to lander, perform moon landing,
supposed to produce thrust from microwave bouncing around a cavity. That has been disproved, the thrust being attributed to stray earth magnetism. The Chinese approach is the rail-gun concept or similar to the EM aircraft launching in an aircraft carrier.An innovative way to launch objects to space. A Chinese company intends to use Electromagnetic Propulsion to launch satellites to space. Don't confuse this with the EM Drive which is
cruising along its way to Mars. It does not use a camera attached to the end of a pole. How is the image captured? A tiny camera was released from the craft. This camera can capture images with resolutions of 800×600、1600X1200 and download them to thehttps://www.spacetechasia.com/chinese-startup-guoyao-tech-working-on-electromagnetic-propulsion-for-rockets/
https://news.satnews.com/2020/09/20/electromagnetic-propulsion-launch-roadmap-announced-by-guoyao-tech/
The company: www.cneml.com.On China's National Day today, Oct 1, the Chinese Mars spacecraft TianWen-1 (天问一号）sends back a selfie to earth, showing the complete spacecraft bearing the Chinese flag
there is a problem... where to look???? Human life is at stake!!!!www.spaceflightfans.cn/80788.html#more-80788m
wowchinsp, I am happy to see you can follow through on all these.You had previously mentioned that you helped to track spaceships of the Gemini Program. Was it for NASA or the military?
In the 1960s, I supported the Gemini Space Program...
I am all for space exploration and expand humanity throughout the universe...
Both.
When you work on tracking ship, there are a lot of space to cover. There were only 16 tracking ships... and we don't want to miss any part of the (missile)/(spacecraft) throughout because if
Yes, humans have to seek habitat beyond earth, but first we have to achieve peace on earth
That can never be done...
or we will carry the fights to space and spread deaths and destruction beyond earth.
Yes, ...
More immediate task is to convince more people that space programs do benefit people on earth.
Ordinary people don't give a damn about space. They only think of where their next dollar will come from...
Only scientists think about space... other planets like earth far beyond our imagination....
launched without much reduction and the space industries hum along. This shows space program is increasing becoming an important contributor to the economy.In this year of the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be observed that while many airplanes around the world have been grounded and airline industries grind to a halt, rockets continue to be
Yes, but mostly as a weapon to destroy the enemy!!!!
"Ordinary people don't give a damn about space. They only think of where their next dollar will come from...
Only scientists think about space... other planets like earth far beyond our imagination...."
that is not the case. More people all over the world are benefiting from space technology in their daily lives. And they know it. Let's see how.That should be avoided - space being only for the elite few, i.e., the scientists. Without popular support, space programs will not get the vital supports it needs from the masses. Luckily,
CgZwc3ktYWIQARgBMgYIABAWEB4yBggAEBYQHjIGCAAQFhAeOgQIABBHOgcIABCxAxBDOgQIABBDOgUIABCRAjoNCC4QsQMQxwEQrwEQQzoKCAAQsQMQgwEQQzoGCAAQBxAeOgIIADoICC4QxwEQrwE6BAgAEAo6BAgAEA06BggAEA0QHjoICAAQCBANEB46CAgAEAgQBxAeOgQIABAeOggIABAHEAUQHjoGCAAQBRAeOggIIRAWEB0QHlDOywJAccurate weather forecasting means people can be evacuated in time from disasters like floods, typhoons and tornadoes.
Global navigation means a person can know with good precision the location where he/she is, anywhere on earth, anytime.
Video information can be broadcast to the remotest areas on earth.
Education can be made widely available throughout the world.
Employment - dollars for ordinary people. As space-related industries grow, it will provide employment for more people and contribute more to a nation's economy.
Even baby food has benefited from space tech.
More info from here:
https://www.google.com.sg/search?biw=960&bih=483&ei=fTx5X_uBE8PB3LUPncS8iA0&q=use+of+space+technology+in+daily+life&oq=utilisation+of+space+technology&gs_lcp=
Space Program so far.How space technology, in this case the Chinese Beidou Global Navigation System, benefits life on earth.
https://www.gpsdaily.com/reports/Chinas_self_developed_BDS_sees_thriving_applications_999.htmlChina launches world's first 6G communications test satellite.
Communication is carried out in terahertz frequency range.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTHVXn-aJv0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5okxWZ5w-4
Coming to you soon. China's moon sample return mission. Its scheduled for 23 Nov.The next feat in Chinese Space Exploration is all set to go, It is the moon sample return mission. This mission will return 2 Kg of moon sample to earth.
The Chinese most powerful rocket Long March (长征五）will launch the spacecraft （嫦娥五）from Hainan Island Wenchang (文昌）Launch Center on 24th Nov at 0400 local time.
At 8.2 tons, the 嫦娥五 will be the heaviest load launched to date in the Chinese Space Program.
This mission is the third and final step of the Chinese unmanned moon exploration program of orbit, land and sample return.
While it is not pioneering work in space exploration, the feat having been accomplished by the Americans and the Russians more than 40 years ago, it is the most complicated mission for the Chinese
with a tinge of envy and fear, that most of them they look young. It means the Chinese space program has a big reserve of experienced personnel in the future. It would be more frightening for the Westerners to know that more Chinese are being groomed atGood luck!Grooming them from young?
Occasionally, when China broadcast a space mission, we catch a glimpse of the Chinese staff in the control room, enthusiastically applauding the success of a mission. Those in the West have noted,
学 which translates to Wenchang Aerospace Primary School. This is not the only one. There are several more Aerospace Primary School around China. Scroll down the web page below to view more.Recently, coinciding with the launch of the Chang'e 5 mission, some of China's top space personnel visited a primary school near the Launch Center of Wenchang. The name of the school is 文昌航天小
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soft-landing capability.Don't be paranoic. They are not primary schools which are specialised in aerospace. They are only inspired by Chinese space program to name their schools!The ascender+lander module of the China’s Chang’e 5 mission has soft-landed on the moon. This is China’s third successful soft-landing on the moon. It further confirms Chinese extra-terrestrial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7QIz5UH8rQ Actual landing at 3:45 to 4:25.
Before its “Mission Accomplished”, there are more steps to be carried out as follows.
Drill for sample.
Ascend from moon surface to rendezvous with orbiter.
Transfer sample ascend module to return module.
Separation of orbiter+return module from ascend module.
Orbiter+return module head back to earth.
Separation of return module from orbiter while in earth orbit.
Return module land safely on earth with its moon sample.
in Feb 2021. This will be followed by a soft-landing and roving two to three months later of the landing.Meanwhile, the Chinese Mars Mission is progressing smoothly. After several path corrections, the Mars spacecraft Tianwen-1 is set on its way to rendezvous with the red planet which is scheduled to occur
Accomplished! Well done China!Video of landing from onboard camera.Successful rendezvous and docking of the ascending module with the orbiter+return module. The capsule containing the moon sample is transferred to the return module.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VS9zr6MrCiM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgkMAX8HY7k
This morning, around 12.59am, the return module lands safely in Inner Mongolia with its precious cargo from the moon. This marks the complete success of China first moon sample return mission. Its MissionNext step is for the orbiter+return module to head back to earth. Then return module to land safely on earth with the moon sample intact.Official video of rendezvous, docking and transfer of moon sample to the return module.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkD1xv7B13o
spread of the disease cause some delays to space programs but around the world, space missions are carried out mostly as planned and scheduled.A tribute to the mission: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo2ck6WPS6UChinese Space 2020
2020 will be remembered most as the Year of the Covid-19 pandemic. Economic activities around the world slow to a crawl if not complete halt. Space programs are not spared. Although strict measures to prevent the
successful launched their spacecrafts which are heading toward the red planet.2020 is the Year of Mars in space exploration. Four missions were initially planned for Mars. After the Russia-Europe mission dropped out, it was left to three nations, namely US, China and the UAE. All have
China Space Day annually. That satellite, though not functioning, continues to orbit the earth to this day.2020 also marks the 50th anniversary of the start of the Chinese Space Program. On 24 Apr 1970, China launched its first satellite Dong Fang Hong 东方红 (The East is Red ). That day is now commemorated as
adjustments, it is expected to reach Mars orbit on Feb 2021, to be followed about 2 to 3 months later by a soft landing and roving on the red planet.For the whole of 2020, China carries out a total of 38 launches. But this is blemished by 4 failures, 2 of which happen within a month.
Major accomplishments of the year. 1. Test-out of new crew capsule for manned missions with a successful launch followed by a recovery back on earth. This capsule will ferry astronauts to-and-fro earth and the upcoming space station.
2. Completion of the Beidou Global Navigation System, after a 26-year effort.
3. Launch of China’s first Mars mission. Its an ambitious 3-in-1 mission to orbit, land and rove on Mars. The spacecraft Tianwen-1 (天问一号) was successfully launched on Jul 23. After several course
the moon’s material, ascends from the moon, performs a completely automated rendezvous and docking in moon’s orbit and returns the collected moon sample safely back to earth. This completes the three-stage moon explorations of orbit, land and return4. The launch of a reusable spacecraft, which many speculate is a precursor to a reusable space plane.
5. An impressive Moon sample return mission which chalks up several firsts for Chinese space technology. The mission soft-lands a spacecraft on the moon, drills into and scoops on its surface to collect 2Kg of
firsts in space technology.6. Successful launch of a new member of the Long March family LM-8.
2020 has been another fruitful year for Chinese Space. The mission to Mars marks the furthest reach of Chinese space exploration while the successful completion of the moon sample return mission scores several
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Flip, first, you are so obtuse yoi can't tell that something is a joke even when it's thrown at you.
Second, what side effects? The US has already launched an all out war short of a shooting war against China. That's already way beyond a side effects.
Wakalukong
https://www.space.com/china-mars-tianwen-1-spacecraft-nasa-photo.html
US message to the Chinese:
"Wherever you may be, anywhere in the universe, we can still know where you are."
Isn't this also true for China, and Russia???
They also know where we are!!!!
What would the US be up to next? Disrupt communications between the spacecraft and Chinese earth stations?
Likewise...
Can the Chinese or Russian track a US spacecraft on its way to Mars? I don't think so.
Any citizen can track any spacecraft.
It was beginner radio operator who discovered the Russian Spacecraft at the beginning.
That was when the satellite only broadcast simple blips. We are talking about visual tracking.
Anyway, here's another video on the Beidou.
https://china.huanqiu.com/article/3zI0tPVkSYb
Losing only a second every 300 million years, with Chinese science and technology.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTr9B4I83bU
From an official source.
www.gov.cn/xinwen/2020-09/04/content_5540659.htm
On Sep 4, from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center and using a Long March 2F rocket, China successfully launched a reusable spacecraft.
After orbiting earth, the craft will return to a designated landing site on earth.
More details from an unofficial website (in Mandarin).
www.spaceflightfans.cn/79662.html
The reusable spacecraft has returned safely to earth.
China's next space exploration feat will be the Chang'e 5 (嫦娥五）moon-sample-return mission, scheduled for Nov/Dec. Here's a complete simulation of the mission.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tp5_WCYv72Q
Latest Chinese Lunar Landing Concept
www.spaceflightfans.cn/80202.html#more-80202
then blast off from moon to rendezvous again with human capsule for return trip to earth.Different from US Apollo. The human capsule and the lunar lander will be launched separately, rendezvous in lunar orbit, astronauts will transfer to lander, perform moon landing,
is supposed to produce thrust from microwave bouncing around a cavity. That has been disproved, the thrust being attributed to stray earth magnetism. The Chinese approach is the rail-gun concept or similar to the EM aircraft launching in an aircraftAn innovative way to launch objects to space. A Chinese company intends to use Electromagnetic Propulsion to launch satellites to space. Don't confuse this with the EM Drive which
cruising along its way to Mars. It does not use a camera attached to the end of a pole. How is the image captured? A tiny camera was released from the craft. This camera can capture images with resolutions of 800×600、1600X1200 and download them to thehttps://www.spacetechasia.com/chinese-startup-guoyao-tech-working-on-electromagnetic-propulsion-for-rockets/
https://news.satnews.com/2020/09/20/electromagnetic-propulsion-launch-roadmap-announced-by-guoyao-tech/
The company: www.cneml.com.On China's National Day today, Oct 1, the Chinese Mars spacecraft TianWen-1 (天问一号）sends back a selfie to earth, showing the complete spacecraft bearing the Chinese flag
if there is a problem... where to look???? Human life is at stake!!!!www.spaceflightfans.cn/80788.html#more-80788m
wowchinsp, I am happy to see you can follow through on all these.You had previously mentioned that you helped to track spaceships of the Gemini Program. Was it for NASA or the military?
In the 1960s, I supported the Gemini Space Program...
I am all for space exploration and expand humanity throughout the universe...
Both.
When you work on tracking ship, there are a lot of space to cover. There were only 16 tracking ships... and we don't want to miss any part of the (missile)/(spacecraft) throughout because
Yes, humans have to seek habitat beyond earth, but first we have to achieve peace on earth
That can never be done...
or we will carry the fights to space and spread deaths and destruction beyond earth.
Yes, ...
More immediate task is to convince more people that space programs do benefit people on earth.
Ordinary people don't give a damn about space. They only think of where their next dollar will come from...
Only scientists think about space... other planets like earth far beyond our imagination....
launched without much reduction and the space industries hum along. This shows space program is increasing becoming an important contributor to the economy.In this year of the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be observed that while many airplanes around the world have been grounded and airline industries grind to a halt, rockets continue to be
Yes, but mostly as a weapon to destroy the enemy!!!!
"Ordinary people don't give a damn about space. They only think of where their next dollar will come from...
Only scientists think about space... other planets like earth far beyond our imagination...."
that is not the case. More people all over the world are benefiting from space technology in their daily lives. And they know it. Let's see how.That should be avoided - space being only for the elite few, i.e., the scientists. Without popular support, space programs will not get the vital supports it needs from the masses. Luckily,
CgZwc3ktYWIQARgBMgYIABAWEB4yBggAEBYQHjIGCAAQFhAeOgQIABBHOgcIABCxAxBDOgQIABBDOgUIABCRAjoNCC4QsQMQxwEQrwEQQzoKCAAQsQMQgwEQQzoGCAAQBxAeOgIIADoICC4QxwEQrwE6BAgAEAo6BAgAEA06BggAEA0QHjoICAAQCBANEB46CAgAEAgQBxAeOgQIABAeOggIABAHEAUQHjoGCAAQBRAeOggIIRAWEB0QHlDOywJAccurate weather forecasting means people can be evacuated in time from disasters like floods, typhoons and tornadoes.
Global navigation means a person can know with good precision the location where he/she is, anywhere on earth, anytime.
Video information can be broadcast to the remotest areas on earth.
Education can be made widely available throughout the world.
Employment - dollars for ordinary people. As space-related industries grow, it will provide employment for more people and contribute more to a nation's economy.
Even baby food has benefited from space tech.
More info from here:
https://www.google.com.sg/search?biw=960&bih=483&ei=fTx5X_uBE8PB3LUPncS8iA0&q=use+of+space+technology+in+daily+life&oq=utilisation+of+space+technology&gs_lcp=
Space Program so far.How space technology, in this case the Chinese Beidou Global Navigation System, benefits life on earth.
https://www.gpsdaily.com/reports/Chinas_self_developed_BDS_sees_thriving_applications_999.htmlChina launches world's first 6G communications test satellite.
Communication is carried out in terahertz frequency range.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTHVXn-aJv0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5okxWZ5w-4
Coming to you soon. China's moon sample return mission. Its scheduled for 23 Nov.The next feat in Chinese Space Exploration is all set to go, It is the moon sample return mission. This mission will return 2 Kg of moon sample to earth.
The Chinese most powerful rocket Long March (长征五）will launch the spacecraft （嫦娥五）from Hainan Island Wenchang (文昌）Launch Center on 24th Nov at 0400 local time.
At 8.2 tons, the 嫦娥五 will be the heaviest load launched to date in the Chinese Space Program.
This mission is the third and final step of the Chinese unmanned moon exploration program of orbit, land and sample return.
While it is not pioneering work in space exploration, the feat having been accomplished by the Americans and the Russians more than 40 years ago, it is the most complicated mission for the Chinese
with a tinge of envy and fear, that most of them they look young. It means the Chinese space program has a big reserve of experienced personnel in the future. It would be more frightening for the Westerners to know that more Chinese are being groomed atGood luck!Grooming them from young?
Occasionally, when China broadcast a space mission, we catch a glimpse of the Chinese staff in the control room, enthusiastically applauding the success of a mission. Those in the West have noted,
学 which translates to Wenchang Aerospace Primary School. This is not the only one. There are several more Aerospace Primary School around China. Scroll down the web page below to view more.Recently, coinciding with the launch of the Chang'e 5 mission, some of China's top space personnel visited a primary school near the Launch Center of Wenchang. The name of the school is 文昌航天
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soft-landing capability.Don't be paranoic. They are not primary schools which are specialised in aerospace. They are only inspired by Chinese space program to name their schools!The ascender+lander module of the China’s Chang’e 5 mission has soft-landed on the moon. This is China’s third successful soft-landing on the moon. It further confirms Chinese extra-terrestrial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7QIz5UH8rQ Actual landing at 3:45 to 4:25.
Before its “Mission Accomplished”, there are more steps to be carried out as follows.
Drill for sample.
Ascend from moon surface to rendezvous with orbiter.
Transfer sample ascend module to return module.
Separation of orbiter+return module from ascend module.
Orbiter+return module head back to earth.
Separation of return module from orbiter while in earth orbit.
Return module land safely on earth with its moon sample.
occur in Feb 2021. This will be followed by a soft-landing and roving two to three months later of the landing.Meanwhile, the Chinese Mars Mission is progressing smoothly. After several path corrections, the Mars spacecraft Tianwen-1 is set on its way to rendezvous with the red planet which is scheduled to
Accomplished! Well done China!Video of landing from onboard camera.Successful rendezvous and docking of the ascending module with the orbiter+return module. The capsule containing the moon sample is transferred to the return module.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VS9zr6MrCiM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgkMAX8HY7k
This morning, around 12.59am, the return module lands safely in Inner Mongolia with its precious cargo from the moon. This marks the complete success of China first moon sample return mission. Its MissionNext step is for the orbiter+return module to head back to earth. Then return module to land safely on earth with the moon sample intact.Official video of rendezvous, docking and transfer of moon sample to the return module.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkD1xv7B13o
the spread of the disease cause some delays to space programs but around the world, space missions are carried out mostly as planned and scheduled.A tribute to the mission: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo2ck6WPS6UChinese Space 2020
2020 will be remembered most as the Year of the Covid-19 pandemic. Economic activities around the world slow to a crawl if not complete halt. Space programs are not spared. Although strict measures to prevent
successful launched their spacecrafts which are heading toward the red planet.2020 is the Year of Mars in space exploration. Four missions were initially planned for Mars. After the Russia-Europe mission dropped out, it was left to three nations, namely US, China and the UAE. All have
China Space Day annually. That satellite, though not functioning, continues to orbit the earth to this day.2020 also marks the 50th anniversary of the start of the Chinese Space Program. On 24 Apr 1970, China launched its first satellite Dong Fang Hong 东方红 (The East is Red ). That day is now commemorated as
adjustments, it is expected to reach Mars orbit on Feb 2021, to be followed about 2 to 3 months later by a soft landing and roving on the red planet.For the whole of 2020, China carries out a total of 38 launches. But this is blemished by 4 failures, 2 of which happen within a month.
Major accomplishments of the year. 1. Test-out of new crew capsule for manned missions with a successful launch followed by a recovery back on earth. This capsule will ferry astronauts to-and-fro earth and the upcoming space station.
2. Completion of the Beidou Global Navigation System, after a 26-year effort.
3. Launch of China’s first Mars mission. Its an ambitious 3-in-1 mission to orbit, land and rove on Mars. The spacecraft Tianwen-1 (天问一号) was successfully launched on Jul 23. After several course
4. The launch of a reusable spacecraft, which many speculate is a precursor to a reusable space plane.
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Flip, first, you are so obtuse yoi can't tell that something is a joke even when it's thrown at you.
Second, what side effects? The US has already launched an all out war short of a shooting war against China. That's already way beyond a side effects.
Wakalukong
https://www.space.com/china-mars-tianwen-1-spacecraft-nasa-photo.html
US message to the Chinese:
"Wherever you may be, anywhere in the universe, we can still know where you are."
Isn't this also true for China, and Russia???
They also know where we are!!!!
What would the US be up to next? Disrupt communications between the spacecraft and Chinese earth stations?
Likewise...
Can the Chinese or Russian track a US spacecraft on its way to Mars? I don't think so.
Any citizen can track any spacecraft.
It was beginner radio operator who discovered the Russian Spacecraft at the beginning.
That was when the satellite only broadcast simple blips. We are talking about visual tracking.
Anyway, here's another video on the Beidou.
https://china.huanqiu.com/article/3zI0tPVkSYb
Losing only a second every 300 million years, with Chinese science and technology.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTr9B4I83bU
From an official source.
www.gov.cn/xinwen/2020-09/04/content_5540659.htm
On Sep 4, from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center and using a Long March 2F rocket, China successfully launched a reusable spacecraft.
After orbiting earth, the craft will return to a designated landing site on earth.
More details from an unofficial website (in Mandarin).
www.spaceflightfans.cn/79662.html
The reusable spacecraft has returned safely to earth.
China's next space exploration feat will be the Chang'e 5 (嫦娥五）moon-sample-return mission, scheduled for Nov/Dec. Here's a complete simulation of the mission.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tp5_WCYv72Q
Latest Chinese Lunar Landing Concept
www.spaceflightfans.cn/80202.html#more-80202
landing, then blast off from moon to rendezvous again with human capsule for return trip to earth.Different from US Apollo. The human capsule and the lunar lander will be launched separately, rendezvous in lunar orbit, astronauts will transfer to lander, perform moon
which is supposed to produce thrust from microwave bouncing around a cavity. That has been disproved, the thrust being attributed to stray earth magnetism. The Chinese approach is the rail-gun concept or similar to the EM aircraft launching in anAn innovative way to launch objects to space. A Chinese company intends to use Electromagnetic Propulsion to launch satellites to space. Don't confuse this with the EM Drive
cruising along its way to Mars. It does not use a camera attached to the end of a pole. How is the image captured? A tiny camera was released from the craft. This camera can capture images with resolutions of 800×600、1600X1200 and download them to thehttps://www.spacetechasia.com/chinese-startup-guoyao-tech-working-on-electromagnetic-propulsion-for-rockets/
https://news.satnews.com/2020/09/20/electromagnetic-propulsion-launch-roadmap-announced-by-guoyao-tech/
The company: www.cneml.com.On China's National Day today, Oct 1, the Chinese Mars spacecraft TianWen-1 (天问一号）sends back a selfie to earth, showing the complete spacecraft bearing the Chinese flag
because if there is a problem... where to look???? Human life is at stake!!!!www.spaceflightfans.cn/80788.html#more-80788m
wowchinsp, I am happy to see you can follow through on all these.You had previously mentioned that you helped to track spaceships of the Gemini Program. Was it for NASA or the military?
In the 1960s, I supported the Gemini Space Program...
I am all for space exploration and expand humanity throughout the universe...
Both.
When you work on tracking ship, there are a lot of space to cover. There were only 16 tracking ships... and we don't want to miss any part of the (missile)/(spacecraft) throughout
Yes, humans have to seek habitat beyond earth, but first we have to achieve peace on earth
That can never be done...
or we will carry the fights to space and spread deaths and destruction beyond earth.
Yes, ...
More immediate task is to convince more people that space programs do benefit people on earth.
Ordinary people don't give a damn about space. They only think of where their next dollar will come from...
Only scientists think about space... other planets like earth far beyond our imagination....
launched without much reduction and the space industries hum along. This shows space program is increasing becoming an important contributor to the economy.In this year of the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be observed that while many airplanes around the world have been grounded and airline industries grind to a halt, rockets continue to be
Yes, but mostly as a weapon to destroy the enemy!!!!
"Ordinary people don't give a damn about space. They only think of where their next dollar will come from...
Only scientists think about space... other planets like earth far beyond our imagination...."
that is not the case. More people all over the world are benefiting from space technology in their daily lives. And they know it. Let's see how.That should be avoided - space being only for the elite few, i.e., the scientists. Without popular support, space programs will not get the vital supports it needs from the masses. Luckily,
CgZwc3ktYWIQARgBMgYIABAWEB4yBggAEBYQHjIGCAAQFhAeOgQIABBHOgcIABCxAxBDOgQIABBDOgUIABCRAjoNCC4QsQMQxwEQrwEQQzoKCAAQsQMQgwEQQzoGCAAQBxAeOgIIADoICC4QxwEQrwE6BAgAEAo6BAgAEA06BggAEA0QHjoICAAQCBANEB46CAgAEAgQBxAeOgQIABAeOggIABAHEAUQHjoGCAAQBRAeOggIIRAWEB0QHlDOywJAccurate weather forecasting means people can be evacuated in time from disasters like floods, typhoons and tornadoes.
Global navigation means a person can know with good precision the location where he/she is, anywhere on earth, anytime.
Video information can be broadcast to the remotest areas on earth.
Education can be made widely available throughout the world.
Employment - dollars for ordinary people. As space-related industries grow, it will provide employment for more people and contribute more to a nation's economy.
Even baby food has benefited from space tech.
More info from here:
https://www.google.com.sg/search?biw=960&bih=483&ei=fTx5X_uBE8PB3LUPncS8iA0&q=use+of+space+technology+in+daily+life&oq=utilisation+of+space+technology&gs_lcp=
Chinese Space Program so far.How space technology, in this case the Chinese Beidou Global Navigation System, benefits life on earth.
https://www.gpsdaily.com/reports/Chinas_self_developed_BDS_sees_thriving_applications_999.htmlChina launches world's first 6G communications test satellite.
Communication is carried out in terahertz frequency range.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTHVXn-aJv0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5okxWZ5w-4
Coming to you soon. China's moon sample return mission. Its scheduled for 23 Nov.The next feat in Chinese Space Exploration is all set to go, It is the moon sample return mission. This mission will return 2 Kg of moon sample to earth.
The Chinese most powerful rocket Long March (长征五）will launch the spacecraft （嫦娥五）from Hainan Island Wenchang (文昌）Launch Center on 24th Nov at 0400 local time.
At 8.2 tons, the 嫦娥五 will be the heaviest load launched to date in the Chinese Space Program.
This mission is the third and final step of the Chinese unmanned moon exploration program of orbit, land and sample return.
While it is not pioneering work in space exploration, the feat having been accomplished by the Americans and the Russians more than 40 years ago, it is the most complicated mission for the
with a tinge of envy and fear, that most of them they look young. It means the Chinese space program has a big reserve of experienced personnel in the future. It would be more frightening for the Westerners to know that more Chinese are being groomed atGood luck!Grooming them from young?
Occasionally, when China broadcast a space mission, we catch a glimpse of the Chinese staff in the control room, enthusiastically applauding the success of a mission. Those in the West have noted,
小学 which translates to Wenchang Aerospace Primary School. This is not the only one. There are several more Aerospace Primary School around China. Scroll down the web page below to view more.Recently, coinciding with the launch of the Chang'e 5 mission, some of China's top space personnel visited a primary school near the Launch Center of Wenchang. The name of the school is 文昌航
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terrestrial soft-landing capability.Don't be paranoic. They are not primary schools which are specialised in aerospace. They are only inspired by Chinese space program to name their schools!The ascender+lander module of the China’s Chang’e 5 mission has soft-landed on the moon. This is China’s third successful soft-landing on the moon. It further confirms Chinese extra-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7QIz5UH8rQ Actual landing at 3:45 to 4:25.
Before its “Mission Accomplished”, there are more steps to be carried out as follows.
Drill for sample. Ascend from moon surface to rendezvous with orbiter.
Transfer sample ascend module to return module.
Separation of orbiter+return module from ascend module.
Orbiter+return module head back to earth.
Separation of return module from orbiter while in earth orbit.
Return module land safely on earth with its moon sample.
occur in Feb 2021. This will be followed by a soft-landing and roving two to three months later of the landing.Meanwhile, the Chinese Mars Mission is progressing smoothly. After several path corrections, the Mars spacecraft Tianwen-1 is set on its way to rendezvous with the red planet which is scheduled to
Accomplished! Well done China!Video of landing from onboard camera.Successful rendezvous and docking of the ascending module with the orbiter+return module. The capsule containing the moon sample is transferred to the return module.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VS9zr6MrCiM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgkMAX8HY7k
This morning, around 12.59am, the return module lands safely in Inner Mongolia with its precious cargo from the moon. This marks the complete success of China first moon sample return mission. Its MissionNext step is for the orbiter+return module to head back to earth. Then return module to land safely on earth with the moon sample intact.Official video of rendezvous, docking and transfer of moon sample to the return module.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkD1xv7B13o
the spread of the disease cause some delays to space programs but around the world, space missions are carried out mostly as planned and scheduled.A tribute to the mission: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo2ck6WPS6UChinese Space 2020
2020 will be remembered most as the Year of the Covid-19 pandemic. Economic activities around the world slow to a crawl if not complete halt. Space programs are not spared. Although strict measures to prevent
successful launched their spacecrafts which are heading toward the red planet.2020 is the Year of Mars in space exploration. Four missions were initially planned for Mars. After the Russia-Europe mission dropped out, it was left to three nations, namely US, China and the UAE. All have
China Space Day annually. That satellite, though not functioning, continues to orbit the earth to this day.2020 also marks the 50th anniversary of the start of the Chinese Space Program. On 24 Apr 1970, China launched its first satellite Dong Fang Hong 东方红 (The East is Red ). That day is now commemorated as
adjustments, it is expected to reach Mars orbit on Feb 2021, to be followed about 2 to 3 months later by a soft landing and roving on the red planet.For the whole of 2020, China carries out a total of 38 launches. But this is blemished by 4 failures, 2 of which happen within a month.
Major accomplishments of the year.
1. Test-out of new crew capsule for manned missions with a successful launch followed by a recovery back on earth. This capsule will ferry astronauts to-and-fro earth and the upcoming space station.
2. Completion of the Beidou Global Navigation System, after a 26-year effort.
3. Launch of China’s first Mars mission. Its an ambitious 3-in-1 mission to orbit, land and rove on Mars. The spacecraft Tianwen-1 (天问一号) was successfully launched on Jul 23. After several course
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Flip, first, you are so obtuse yoi can't tell that something is a joke even when it's thrown at you.
Second, what side effects? The US has already launched an all out war short of a shooting war against China. That's already way beyond a side effects.
Wakalukong
https://www.space.com/china-mars-tianwen-1-spacecraft-nasa-photo.html
US message to the Chinese:
"Wherever you may be, anywhere in the universe, we can still know where you are."
Isn't this also true for China, and Russia???
They also know where we are!!!!
What would the US be up to next? Disrupt communications between the spacecraft and Chinese earth stations?
Likewise...
Can the Chinese or Russian track a US spacecraft on its way to Mars? I don't think so.
Any citizen can track any spacecraft.
It was beginner radio operator who discovered the Russian Spacecraft at the beginning.
That was when the satellite only broadcast simple blips. We are talking about visual tracking.
Anyway, here's another video on the Beidou.
https://china.huanqiu.com/article/3zI0tPVkSYb
Losing only a second every 300 million years, with Chinese science and technology.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTr9B4I83bU
From an official source.
www.gov.cn/xinwen/2020-09/04/content_5540659.htm
On Sep 4, from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center and using a Long March 2F rocket, China successfully launched a reusable spacecraft.
After orbiting earth, the craft will return to a designated landing site on earth.
More details from an unofficial website (in Mandarin).
www.spaceflightfans.cn/79662.html
The reusable spacecraft has returned safely to earth.
China's next space exploration feat will be the Chang'e 5 (嫦娥五）moon-sample-return mission, scheduled for Nov/Dec. Here's a complete simulation of the mission.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tp5_WCYv72Q
Latest Chinese Lunar Landing Concept
www.spaceflightfans.cn/80202.html#more-80202
landing, then blast off from moon to rendezvous again with human capsule for return trip to earth.Different from US Apollo. The human capsule and the lunar lander will be launched separately, rendezvous in lunar orbit, astronauts will transfer to lander, perform moon
which is supposed to produce thrust from microwave bouncing around a cavity. That has been disproved, the thrust being attributed to stray earth magnetism. The Chinese approach is the rail-gun concept or similar to the EM aircraft launching in anAn innovative way to launch objects to space. A Chinese company intends to use Electromagnetic Propulsion to launch satellites to space. Don't confuse this with the EM Drive
cruising along its way to Mars. It does not use a camera attached to the end of a pole. How is the image captured? A tiny camera was released from the craft. This camera can capture images with resolutions of 800×600、1600X1200 and download them to thehttps://www.spacetechasia.com/chinese-startup-guoyao-tech-working-on-electromagnetic-propulsion-for-rockets/
https://news.satnews.com/2020/09/20/electromagnetic-propulsion-launch-roadmap-announced-by-guoyao-tech/
The company: www.cneml.com.On China's National Day today, Oct 1, the Chinese Mars spacecraft TianWen-1 (天问一号）sends back a selfie to earth, showing the complete spacecraft bearing the Chinese flag
because if there is a problem... where to look???? Human life is at stake!!!!www.spaceflightfans.cn/80788.html#more-80788m
wowchinsp, I am happy to see you can follow through on all these.You had previously mentioned that you helped to track spaceships of the Gemini Program. Was it for NASA or the military?
In the 1960s, I supported the Gemini Space Program...
I am all for space exploration and expand humanity throughout the universe...
Both. When you work on tracking ship, there are a lot of space to cover. There were only 16 tracking ships... and we don't want to miss any part of the (missile)/(spacecraft) throughout
Yes, humans have to seek habitat beyond earth, but first we have to achieve peace on earth
That can never be done...
or we will carry the fights to space and spread deaths and destruction beyond earth.
Yes, ...
More immediate task is to convince more people that space programs do benefit people on earth.
Ordinary people don't give a damn about space. They only think of where their next dollar will come from...
Only scientists think about space... other planets like earth far beyond our imagination....
launched without much reduction and the space industries hum along. This shows space program is increasing becoming an important contributor to the economy.In this year of the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be observed that while many airplanes around the world have been grounded and airline industries grind to a halt, rockets continue to be
Yes, but mostly as a weapon to destroy the enemy!!!!
"Ordinary people don't give a damn about space. They only think of where their next dollar will come from...
Only scientists think about space... other planets like earth far beyond our imagination...."
Luckily, that is not the case. More people all over the world are benefiting from space technology in their daily lives. And they know it. Let's see how.That should be avoided - space being only for the elite few, i.e., the scientists. Without popular support, space programs will not get the vital supports it needs from the masses.
CgZwc3ktYWIQARgBMgYIABAWEB4yBggAEBYQHjIGCAAQFhAeOgQIABBHOgcIABCxAxBDOgQIABBDOgUIABCRAjoNCC4QsQMQxwEQrwEQQzoKCAAQsQMQgwEQQzoGCAAQBxAeOgIIADoICC4QxwEQrwE6BAgAEAo6BAgAEA06BggAEA0QHjoICAAQCBANEB46CAgAEAgQBxAeOgQIABAeOggIABAHEAUQHjoGCAAQBRAeOggIIRAWEB0QHlDOywJAccurate weather forecasting means people can be evacuated in time from disasters like floods, typhoons and tornadoes.
Global navigation means a person can know with good precision the location where he/she is, anywhere on earth, anytime.
Video information can be broadcast to the remotest areas on earth.
Education can be made widely available throughout the world.
Employment - dollars for ordinary people. As space-related industries grow, it will provide employment for more people and contribute more to a nation's economy.
Even baby food has benefited from space tech.
More info from here:
https://www.google.com.sg/search?biw=960&bih=483&ei=fTx5X_uBE8PB3LUPncS8iA0&q=use+of+space+technology+in+daily+life&oq=utilisation+of+space+technology&gs_lcp=
Chinese Space Program so far.How space technology, in this case the Chinese Beidou Global Navigation System, benefits life on earth.
https://www.gpsdaily.com/reports/Chinas_self_developed_BDS_sees_thriving_applications_999.htmlChina launches world's first 6G communications test satellite.
Communication is carried out in terahertz frequency range.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTHVXn-aJv0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5okxWZ5w-4
Coming to you soon. China's moon sample return mission. Its scheduled for 23 Nov.The next feat in Chinese Space Exploration is all set to go, It is the moon sample return mission. This mission will return 2 Kg of moon sample to earth.
The Chinese most powerful rocket Long March (长征五）will launch the spacecraft （嫦娥五）from Hainan Island Wenchang (文昌）Launch Center on 24th Nov at 0400 local time.
At 8.2 tons, the 嫦娥五 will be the heaviest load launched to date in the Chinese Space Program.
This mission is the third and final step of the Chinese unmanned moon exploration program of orbit, land and sample return.
While it is not pioneering work in space exploration, the feat having been accomplished by the Americans and the Russians more than 40 years ago, it is the most complicated mission for the
noted, with a tinge of envy and fear, that most of them they look young. It means the Chinese space program has a big reserve of experienced personnel in the future. It would be more frightening for the Westerners to know that more Chinese are beingGood luck!Grooming them from young?
Occasionally, when China broadcast a space mission, we catch a glimpse of the Chinese staff in the control room, enthusiastically applauding the success of a mission. Those in the West have
天小学 which translates to Wenchang Aerospace Primary School. This is not the only one. There are several more Aerospace Primary School around China. Scroll down the web page below to view more.Recently, coinciding with the launch of the Chang'e 5 mission, some of China's top space personnel visited a primary school near the Launch Center of Wenchang. The name of the school is 文昌航
kRRi2gXv455efv12CnTXfI1KVY_yQ&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjvrpr9ip3tAhWn8HMBHbRzBbUQ9QF6BAgMEEc#imgrc=Z2-7ugjwz9Ma9Mhttps://www.google.com.sg/search?q=%E4%B8%AD%E5%9B%BD%E8%88%AA%E5%A4%A9%E5%B0%8F%E5%AD%A6&biw=960&bih=481&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=Z2-7ugjwz9Ma9M%252CDKU2SP9YiyFPlM%252C_&vet=1&usg=AI4_-
terrestrial soft-landing capability.Don't be paranoic. They are not primary schools which are specialised in aerospace. They are only inspired by Chinese space program to name their schools!The ascender+lander module of the China’s Chang’e 5 mission has soft-landed on the moon. This is China’s third successful soft-landing on the moon. It further confirms Chinese extra-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7QIz5UH8rQ Actual landing at 3:45 to 4:25.
Before its “Mission Accomplished”, there are more steps to be carried out as follows.
Drill for sample. Ascend from moon surface to rendezvous with orbiter.
Transfer sample ascend module to return module.
Separation of orbiter+return module from ascend module.
Orbiter+return module head back to earth.
Separation of return module from orbiter while in earth orbit.
Return module land safely on earth with its moon sample.
occur in Feb 2021. This will be followed by a soft-landing and roving two to three months later of the landing.Meanwhile, the Chinese Mars Mission is progressing smoothly. After several path corrections, the Mars spacecraft Tianwen-1 is set on its way to rendezvous with the red planet which is scheduled to
Accomplished! Well done China!Video of landing from onboard camera.Successful rendezvous and docking of the ascending module with the orbiter+return module. The capsule containing the moon sample is transferred to the return module.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VS9zr6MrCiM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgkMAX8HY7k
This morning, around 12.59am, the return module lands safely in Inner Mongolia with its precious cargo from the moon. This marks the complete success of China first moon sample return mission. Its MissionNext step is for the orbiter+return module to head back to earth. Then return module to land safely on earth with the moon sample intact.Official video of rendezvous, docking and transfer of moon sample to the return module.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkD1xv7B13o
prevent the spread of the disease cause some delays to space programs but around the world, space missions are carried out mostly as planned and scheduled.A tribute to the mission: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo2ck6WPS6UChinese Space 2020
2020 will be remembered most as the Year of the Covid-19 pandemic. Economic activities around the world slow to a crawl if not complete halt. Space programs are not spared. Although strict measures to
have successful launched their spacecrafts which are heading toward the red planet.2020 is the Year of Mars in space exploration. Four missions were initially planned for Mars. After the Russia-Europe mission dropped out, it was left to three nations, namely US, China and the UAE. All
as China Space Day annually. That satellite, though not functioning, continues to orbit the earth to this day.2020 also marks the 50th anniversary of the start of the Chinese Space Program. On 24 Apr 1970, China launched its first satellite Dong Fang Hong 东方红 (The East is Red ). That day is now commemorated
For the whole of 2020, China carries out a total of 38 launches. But this is blemished by 4 failures, 2 of which happen within a month.
Major accomplishments of the year.
1. Test-out of new crew capsule for manned missions with a successful launch followed by a recovery back on earth. This capsule will ferry astronauts to-and-fro earth and the upcoming space station.
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Flip, first, you are so obtuse yoi can't tell that something is a joke even when it's thrown at you.
Second, what side effects? The US has already launched an all out war short of a shooting war against China. That's already way beyond a side effects.
Wakalukong
https://www.space.com/china-mars-tianwen-1-spacecraft-nasa-photo.html
US message to the Chinese:
"Wherever you may be, anywhere in the universe, we can still know where you are."
Isn't this also true for China, and Russia???
They also know where we are!!!!
What would the US be up to next? Disrupt communications between the spacecraft and Chinese earth stations?
Likewise...
Can the Chinese or Russian track a US spacecraft on its way to Mars? I don't think so.
Any citizen can track any spacecraft.
It was beginner radio operator who discovered the Russian Spacecraft at the beginning.
That was when the satellite only broadcast simple blips. We are talking about visual tracking.
Anyway, here's another video on the Beidou.
https://china.huanqiu.com/article/3zI0tPVkSYb
Losing only a second every 300 million years, with Chinese science and technology.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTr9B4I83bU
From an official source.
www.gov.cn/xinwen/2020-09/04/content_5540659.htm
On Sep 4, from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center and using a Long March 2F rocket, China successfully launched a reusable spacecraft.
After orbiting earth, the craft will return to a designated landing site on earth.
More details from an unofficial website (in Mandarin).
www.spaceflightfans.cn/79662.html
The reusable spacecraft has returned safely to earth.
China's next space exploration feat will be the Chang'e 5 (嫦娥五）moon-sample-return mission, scheduled for Nov/Dec. Here's a complete simulation of the mission.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tp5_WCYv72Q
Latest Chinese Lunar Landing Concept
www.spaceflightfans.cn/80202.html#more-80202
landing, then blast off from moon to rendezvous again with human capsule for return trip to earth.Different from US Apollo. The human capsule and the lunar lander will be launched separately, rendezvous in lunar orbit, astronauts will transfer to lander, perform moon
which is supposed to produce thrust from microwave bouncing around a cavity. That has been disproved, the thrust being attributed to stray earth magnetism. The Chinese approach is the rail-gun concept or similar to the EM aircraft launching in anAn innovative way to launch objects to space. A Chinese company intends to use Electromagnetic Propulsion to launch satellites to space. Don't confuse this with the EM Drive
flag cruising along its way to Mars. It does not use a camera attached to the end of a pole. How is the image captured? A tiny camera was released from the craft. This camera can capture images with resolutions of 800×600、1600X1200 and download themhttps://www.spacetechasia.com/chinese-startup-guoyao-tech-working-on-electromagnetic-propulsion-for-rockets/
https://news.satnews.com/2020/09/20/electromagnetic-propulsion-launch-roadmap-announced-by-guoyao-tech/
The company: www.cneml.com.On China's National Day today, Oct 1, the Chinese Mars spacecraft TianWen-1 (天问一号）sends back a selfie to earth, showing the complete spacecraft bearing the Chinese
because if there is a problem... where to look???? Human life is at stake!!!!www.spaceflightfans.cn/80788.html#more-80788m
wowchinsp, I am happy to see you can follow through on all these.You had previously mentioned that you helped to track spaceships of the Gemini Program. Was it for NASA or the military?
In the 1960s, I supported the Gemini Space Program...
I am all for space exploration and expand humanity throughout the universe...
Both. When you work on tracking ship, there are a lot of space to cover. There were only 16 tracking ships... and we don't want to miss any part of the (missile)/(spacecraft) throughout
Yes, humans have to seek habitat beyond earth, but first we have to achieve peace on earth
That can never be done...
or we will carry the fights to space and spread deaths and destruction beyond earth.
Yes, ...
More immediate task is to convince more people that space programs do benefit people on earth.
Ordinary people don't give a damn about space. They only think of where their next dollar will come from...
Only scientists think about space... other planets like earth far beyond our imagination....
be launched without much reduction and the space industries hum along. This shows space program is increasing becoming an important contributor to the economy.In this year of the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be observed that while many airplanes around the world have been grounded and airline industries grind to a halt, rockets continue to
Yes, but mostly as a weapon to destroy the enemy!!!!
"Ordinary people don't give a damn about space. They only think of where their next dollar will come from...
Only scientists think about space... other planets like earth far beyond our imagination...."
Luckily, that is not the case. More people all over the world are benefiting from space technology in their daily lives. And they know it. Let's see how.That should be avoided - space being only for the elite few, i.e., the scientists. Without popular support, space programs will not get the vital supports it needs from the masses.
CgZwc3ktYWIQARgBMgYIABAWEB4yBggAEBYQHjIGCAAQFhAeOgQIABBHOgcIABCxAxBDOgQIABBDOgUIABCRAjoNCC4QsQMQxwEQrwEQQzoKCAAQsQMQgwEQQzoGCAAQBxAeOgIIADoICC4QxwEQrwE6BAgAEAo6BAgAEA06BggAEA0QHjoICAAQCBANEB46CAgAEAgQBxAeOgQIABAeOggIABAHEAUQHjoGCAAQBRAeOggIIRAWEB0QHlDOywJAccurate weather forecasting means people can be evacuated in time from disasters like floods, typhoons and tornadoes.
Global navigation means a person can know with good precision the location where he/she is, anywhere on earth, anytime.
Video information can be broadcast to the remotest areas on earth.
Education can be made widely available throughout the world.
Employment - dollars for ordinary people. As space-related industries grow, it will provide employment for more people and contribute more to a nation's economy.
Even baby food has benefited from space tech.
More info from here:
https://www.google.com.sg/search?biw=960&bih=483&ei=fTx5X_uBE8PB3LUPncS8iA0&q=use+of+space+technology+in+daily+life&oq=utilisation+of+space+technology&gs_lcp=
Chinese Space Program so far.How space technology, in this case the Chinese Beidou Global Navigation System, benefits life on earth.
https://www.gpsdaily.com/reports/Chinas_self_developed_BDS_sees_thriving_applications_999.htmlChina launches world's first 6G communications test satellite.
Communication is carried out in terahertz frequency range.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTHVXn-aJv0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5okxWZ5w-4
Coming to you soon. China's moon sample return mission. Its scheduled for 23 Nov.The next feat in Chinese Space Exploration is all set to go, It is the moon sample return mission. This mission will return 2 Kg of moon sample to earth.
The Chinese most powerful rocket Long March (长征五）will launch the spacecraft （嫦娥五）from Hainan Island Wenchang (文昌）Launch Center on 24th Nov at 0400 local time.
At 8.2 tons, the 嫦娥五 will be the heaviest load launched to date in the Chinese Space Program.
This mission is the third and final step of the Chinese unmanned moon exploration program of orbit, land and sample return.
While it is not pioneering work in space exploration, the feat having been accomplished by the Americans and the Russians more than 40 years ago, it is the most complicated mission for the
noted, with a tinge of envy and fear, that most of them they look young. It means the Chinese space program has a big reserve of experienced personnel in the future. It would be more frightening for the Westerners to know that more Chinese are beingGood luck!Grooming them from young?
Occasionally, when China broadcast a space mission, we catch a glimpse of the Chinese staff in the control room, enthusiastically applauding the success of a mission. Those in the West have
天小学 which translates to Wenchang Aerospace Primary School. This is not the only one. There are several more Aerospace Primary School around China. Scroll down the web page below to view more.Recently, coinciding with the launch of the Chang'e 5 mission, some of China's top space personnel visited a primary school near the Launch Center of Wenchang. The name of the school is 文昌
kRRi2gXv455efv12CnTXfI1KVY_yQ&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjvrpr9ip3tAhWn8HMBHbRzBbUQ9QF6BAgMEEc#imgrc=Z2-7ugjwz9Ma9Mhttps://www.google.com.sg/search?q=%E4%B8%AD%E5%9B%BD%E8%88%AA%E5%A4%A9%E5%B0%8F%E5%AD%A6&biw=960&bih=481&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=Z2-7ugjwz9Ma9M%252CDKU2SP9YiyFPlM%252C_&vet=1&usg=AI4_-
terrestrial soft-landing capability.Don't be paranoic. They are not primary schools which are specialised in aerospace. They are only inspired by Chinese space program to name their schools!The ascender+lander module of the China’s Chang’e 5 mission has soft-landed on the moon. This is China’s third successful soft-landing on the moon. It further confirms Chinese extra-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7QIz5UH8rQ Actual landing at 3:45 to 4:25.
Before its “Mission Accomplished”, there are more steps to be carried out as follows.
Drill for sample. Ascend from moon surface to rendezvous with orbiter.
Transfer sample ascend module to return module.
Separation of orbiter+return module from ascend module.
Orbiter+return module head back to earth.
Separation of return module from orbiter while in earth orbit.
Return module land safely on earth with its moon sample.
to occur in Feb 2021. This will be followed by a soft-landing and roving two to three months later of the landing.Meanwhile, the Chinese Mars Mission is progressing smoothly. After several path corrections, the Mars spacecraft Tianwen-1 is set on its way to rendezvous with the red planet which is scheduled
Mission Accomplished! Well done China!Video of landing from onboard camera.Successful rendezvous and docking of the ascending module with the orbiter+return module. The capsule containing the moon sample is transferred to the return module.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VS9zr6MrCiM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgkMAX8HY7k
This morning, around 12.59am, the return module lands safely in Inner Mongolia with its precious cargo from the moon. This marks the complete success of China first moon sample return mission. ItsNext step is for the orbiter+return module to head back to earth. Then return module to land safely on earth with the moon sample intact.Official video of rendezvous, docking and transfer of moon sample to the return module.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkD1xv7B13o
prevent the spread of the disease cause some delays to space programs but around the world, space missions are carried out mostly as planned and scheduled.A tribute to the mission: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo2ck6WPS6UChinese Space 2020
2020 will be remembered most as the Year of the Covid-19 pandemic. Economic activities around the world slow to a crawl if not complete halt. Space programs are not spared. Although strict measures to
have successful launched their spacecrafts which are heading toward the red planet.2020 is the Year of Mars in space exploration. Four missions were initially planned for Mars. After the Russia-Europe mission dropped out, it was left to three nations, namely US, China and the UAE. All
as China Space Day annually. That satellite, though not functioning, continues to orbit the earth to this day.2020 also marks the 50th anniversary of the start of the Chinese Space Program. On 24 Apr 1970, China launched its first satellite Dong Fang Hong 东方红 (The East is Red ). That day is now commemorated
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Flip, first, you are so obtuse yoi can't tell that something is a joke even when it's thrown at you.
Second, what side effects? The US has already launched an all out war short of a shooting war against China. That's already way beyond a side effects.
Wakalukong
https://www.space.com/china-mars-tianwen-1-spacecraft-nasa-photo.html
US message to the Chinese:
"Wherever you may be, anywhere in the universe, we can still know where you are."
Isn't this also true for China, and Russia???
They also know where we are!!!!
What would the US be up to next? Disrupt communications between the spacecraft and Chinese earth stations?
Likewise...
Can the Chinese or Russian track a US spacecraft on its way to Mars? I don't think so.
Any citizen can track any spacecraft.
It was beginner radio operator who discovered the Russian Spacecraft at the beginning.
That was when the satellite only broadcast simple blips. We are talking about visual tracking.
Anyway, here's another video on the Beidou.
https://china.huanqiu.com/article/3zI0tPVkSYb
Losing only a second every 300 million years, with Chinese science and technology.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTr9B4I83bU
From an official source.
www.gov.cn/xinwen/2020-09/04/content_5540659.htm
On Sep 4, from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center and using a Long March 2F rocket, China successfully launched a reusable spacecraft.
After orbiting earth, the craft will return to a designated landing site on earth.
More details from an unofficial website (in Mandarin).
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The reusable spacecraft has returned safely to earth.
China's next space exploration feat will be the Chang'e 5 (嫦娥五）moon-sample-return mission, scheduled for Nov/Dec. Here's a complete simulation of the mission.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tp5_WCYv72Q
Latest Chinese Lunar Landing Concept
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landing, then blast off from moon to rendezvous again with human capsule for return trip to earth.Different from US Apollo. The human capsule and the lunar lander will be launched separately, rendezvous in lunar orbit, astronauts will transfer to lander, perform moon
Drive which is supposed to produce thrust from microwave bouncing around a cavity. That has been disproved, the thrust being attributed to stray earth magnetism. The Chinese approach is the rail-gun concept or similar to the EM aircraft launching in anAn innovative way to launch objects to space. A Chinese company intends to use Electromagnetic Propulsion to launch satellites to space. Don't confuse this with the EM
flag cruising along its way to Mars. It does not use a camera attached to the end of a pole. How is the image captured? A tiny camera was released from the craft. This camera can capture images with resolutions of 800×600、1600X1200 and download themhttps://www.spacetechasia.com/chinese-startup-guoyao-tech-working-on-electromagnetic-propulsion-for-rockets/
https://news.satnews.com/2020/09/20/electromagnetic-propulsion-launch-roadmap-announced-by-guoyao-tech/
The company: www.cneml.com.On China's National Day today, Oct 1, the Chinese Mars spacecraft TianWen-1 (天问一号）sends back a selfie to earth, showing the complete spacecraft bearing the Chinese
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wowchinsp, I am happy to see you can follow through on all these.You had previously mentioned that you helped to track spaceships of the Gemini Program. Was it for NASA or the military?
In the 1960s, I supported the Gemini Space Program...
I am all for space exploration and expand humanity throughout the universe...
Both.
When you work on tracking ship, there are a lot of space to cover. There were only 16 tracking ships... and we don't want to miss any part of the (missile)/(spacecraft) throughout
Yes, humans have to seek habitat beyond earth, but first we have to achieve peace on earth
That can never be done...
or we will carry the fights to space and spread deaths and destruction beyond earth.
Yes, ...
More immediate task is to convince more people that space programs do benefit people on earth.
Ordinary people don't give a damn about space. They only think of where their next dollar will come from...
Only scientists think about space... other planets like earth far beyond our imagination....
to be launched without much reduction and the space industries hum along. This shows space program is increasing becoming an important contributor to the economy.In this year of the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be observed that while many airplanes around the world have been grounded and airline industries grind to a halt, rockets continue
Yes, but mostly as a weapon to destroy the enemy!!!!
"Ordinary people don't give a damn about space. They only think of where their next dollar will come from...
Only scientists think about space... other planets like earth far beyond our imagination...."
Luckily, that is not the case. More people all over the world are benefiting from space technology in their daily lives. And they know it. Let's see how.That should be avoided - space being only for the elite few, i.e., the scientists. Without popular support, space programs will not get the vital supports it needs from the masses.
CgZwc3ktYWIQARgBMgYIABAWEB4yBggAEBYQHjIGCAAQFhAeOgQIABBHOgcIABCxAxBDOgQIABBDOgUIABCRAjoNCC4QsQMQxwEQrwEQQzoKCAAQsQMQgwEQQzoGCAAQBxAeOgIIADoICC4QxwEQrwE6BAgAEAo6BAgAEA06BggAEA0QHjoICAAQCBANEB46CAgAEAgQBxAeOgQIABAeOggIABAHEAUQHjoGCAAQBRAeOggIIRAWEB0QHlDOywJAccurate weather forecasting means people can be evacuated in time from disasters like floods, typhoons and tornadoes.
Global navigation means a person can know with good precision the location where he/she is, anywhere on earth, anytime.
Video information can be broadcast to the remotest areas on earth.
Education can be made widely available throughout the world.
Employment - dollars for ordinary people. As space-related industries grow, it will provide employment for more people and contribute more to a nation's economy.
Even baby food has benefited from space tech.
More info from here:
https://www.google.com.sg/search?biw=960&bih=483&ei=fTx5X_uBE8PB3LUPncS8iA0&q=use+of+space+technology+in+daily+life&oq=utilisation+of+space+technology&gs_lcp=
Chinese Space Program so far.How space technology, in this case the Chinese Beidou Global Navigation System, benefits life on earth.
https://www.gpsdaily.com/reports/Chinas_self_developed_BDS_sees_thriving_applications_999.htmlChina launches world's first 6G communications test satellite.
Communication is carried out in terahertz frequency range.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTHVXn-aJv0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5okxWZ5w-4
Coming to you soon. China's moon sample return mission. Its scheduled for 23 Nov.The next feat in Chinese Space Exploration is all set to go, It is the moon sample return mission. This mission will return 2 Kg of moon sample to earth.
The Chinese most powerful rocket Long March (长征五）will launch the spacecraft （嫦娥五）from Hainan Island Wenchang (文昌）Launch Center on 24th Nov at 0400 local time.
At 8.2 tons, the 嫦娥五 will be the heaviest load launched to date in the Chinese Space Program.
This mission is the third and final step of the Chinese unmanned moon exploration program of orbit, land and sample return.
While it is not pioneering work in space exploration, the feat having been accomplished by the Americans and the Russians more than 40 years ago, it is the most complicated mission for the
noted, with a tinge of envy and fear, that most of them they look young. It means the Chinese space program has a big reserve of experienced personnel in the future. It would be more frightening for the Westerners to know that more Chinese are beingGood luck!Grooming them from young?
Occasionally, when China broadcast a space mission, we catch a glimpse of the Chinese staff in the control room, enthusiastically applauding the success of a mission. Those in the West have
航天小学 which translates to Wenchang Aerospace Primary School. This is not the only one. There are several more Aerospace Primary School around China. Scroll down the web page below to view more.Recently, coinciding with the launch of the Chang'e 5 mission, some of China's top space personnel visited a primary school near the Launch Center of Wenchang. The name of the school is 文
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terrestrial soft-landing capability.Don't be paranoic. They are not primary schools which are specialised in aerospace. They are only inspired by Chinese space program to name their schools!The ascender+lander module of the China’s Chang’e 5 mission has soft-landed on the moon. This is China’s third successful soft-landing on the moon. It further confirms Chinese extra-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7QIz5UH8rQ Actual landing at 3:45 to 4:25.
Before its “Mission Accomplished”, there are more steps to be carried out as follows.
Drill for sample.
Ascend from moon surface to rendezvous with orbiter.
Transfer sample ascend module to return module.
Separation of orbiter+return module from ascend module.
Orbiter+return module head back to earth.
Separation of return module from orbiter while in earth orbit.
Return module land safely on earth with its moon sample.
scheduled to occur in Feb 2021. This will be followed by a soft-landing and roving two to three months later of the landing.Meanwhile, the Chinese Mars Mission is progressing smoothly. After several path corrections, the Mars spacecraft Tianwen-1 is set on its way to rendezvous with the red planet which is
Mission Accomplished! Well done China!Video of landing from onboard camera.Successful rendezvous and docking of the ascending module with the orbiter+return module. The capsule containing the moon sample is transferred to the return module.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VS9zr6MrCiM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgkMAX8HY7k
This morning, around 12.59am, the return module lands safely in Inner Mongolia with its precious cargo from the moon. This marks the complete success of China first moon sample return mission. ItsNext step is for the orbiter+return module to head back to earth. Then return module to land safely on earth with the moon sample intact.Official video of rendezvous, docking and transfer of moon sample to the return module.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkD1xv7B13o
prevent the spread of the disease cause some delays to space programs but around the world, space missions are carried out mostly as planned and scheduled.A tribute to the mission: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo2ck6WPS6UChinese Space 2020
2020 will be remembered most as the Year of the Covid-19 pandemic. Economic activities around the world slow to a crawl if not complete halt. Space programs are not spared. Although strict measures to
have successful launched their spacecrafts which are heading toward the red planet.2020 is the Year of Mars in space exploration. Four missions were initially planned for Mars. After the Russia-Europe mission dropped out, it was left to three nations, namely US, China and the UAE. All
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