A Closer Look at China's Epic Space Mission: Project 921
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- Learn about China's ambitious space program, from its formation in 1958 and first successful launch in 1970 to its current goal of putting a living human being in space and constructing a space station. See how China is catching up with the US, Russia, and other space-faring nations with Shenzhou missions, spacewalks, lunar orbiters, and more.
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You know what's wild. Building your own space station all by yourself after being barred from the ISS 😮😮😮 that is crazy👏👏👏
China brings all of the world's best ideas into reality.
@@michaelcondon8286Yep, along with a boatload of the world's worst. China's a complicated place.
No matter what you think of the Chinese government, Chinese people are the embodiment of "fuck this, I'll do it myself"
I'm not surprised, they have more people than Oceania, North America and the whole of Europe including Russia combined.
This shoudl come as no surprise with a country equipped with the largest industrial capacity in the world.
The Chinese space program is impressive. Not mentioned here were noteworthy events like landing a rover on the far side of the moon and successfully landing a rover on Mars, on their first attempt.
Wonder how much info they stole from the west?
@@allantremmel1527 Agreed. Easier to avoid mistakes.
It looks even more impressive when you compare the space program budget. The whole moon program from probe to lander/rover and sample return is less than 1billion usd. The entire space program budget since the begining is only 1/50 compare to NASA(Although NASA started a few decades earlier)
@@qiyuxuan9437 they use their money right ,they plan properly their mission .
It is impressive, but without a doubt the most impressive budget-to-missions ration is isro-indian space research organization, their budget is miniscule compared to NASA and their lunar probes,mars probe, and now they got some incredible missions coming up such as the first crewed mission, a lunar lander with rover, Venus orbiter, the second mars orbiter...on the budget they have they really accomplished the impossible
Not only the current and future projects. China managed to significant progress in space programs last four decades. We're barely aware of that cause the media is not mentioning that so much, which is normal. They are just yelling out regarding China's human rights records.
Well yeah. The west’s entire existence hinges on its abuse of the global south. Baseless accusations against China distract incredibly uneducated US citizens from the fact that our country invests heavily in the military to keep imperialism alive
China's quick push into space isn't from their own research or innovation tho. It took a long long time for NASA to successfully develop a rocket that could get into space, that wouldn't explode while igniting or in mid flight or in space. What they're doing isn't remarkable, they're just copying others is all.
Yep. When you realise that china was more technologically backwards than India in the 50s, and even today India still has not even put one Indian into orbit for even one second, and China also basically gutted out their educated populace during great leap and cultural revolution in 60/70s, then yeah. China's progress has been impressive. China has even overtaken Russia already since russias has never managed to land a working drone on Mars, and no one has ever landed on far side of moon, not even USA.
The Western invasion of China more than a hundred years ago plunged China into a painful and chaotic era. Every Chinese knows this history. After the founding of New China, China's territorial area was almost a quarter smaller than that before it was invaded by the West. China has to face not only the territorial disputes of neighboring countries, but also the blockade of Western countries. The Western impression of China is still stuck in the agricultural society more than a hundred years ago. The Chinese are far more diligent than the West in both study and work. Our efforts are to make the country stronger and not to repeat the situation of more than a hundred years ago. The West always shows off its force to China, but we are not afraid.
Exactly. Fuck human rights. We want IPhones!
I like Chinas approach to spaceflight, slow and steady hands, one step and a time quietly learning and moving on to the next
If you guys think that the copyright of everything belongs to the inventor of the first original version, then it is obvious that rocket technology originated in 1260, Song Dynasty , China
But that copyright expired over 700 years ago : )
Aye, but a copyright is different than a patent, and neither last forever, even under Chinese law.
@@NoahSpurrier When the West is advanced, it invented Copyrights and patents to maintain its advanced, but when the West is backward, Copyrights and patents will be an obstacle to the West, and the West will not hesitate to tear it up, just like Swiss banks，Commitment has always been for the weak.
It's a dumb argument anyway. The us stole and reverse engineered Soviet tech to get our own satellite back in the 50s. This shit ain't new.
@@marcmcreynolds2827 hahah
1:43 predecessors and formation
5:49 1. launch and return
8:50 2. laboratory and rendezvous
14:47 3. Tiangong-3
17:27 into the future
Time stamp people are the backbone of society
Thank you
@@saelesbonsazse9919 it's only 20mins
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Good to see someone treating the Chinese space program rationally, and not hysterically.
Chinese Space program is decades ahead of Capitalist pigs. Its Greatness is on display for all the world to see. All smiles upon the Heavenly Palace!!
oh you seemed to have forgotten about the US government...
@Joyce-gk9hm no, but as an American, I've had to watch as my government's 'plans' for what we will do on the Moon change direction almost as fast as a dog chasing squirrels. So if I had to bet, it would be on America frittering away any chance we have of setting up the first lunar colony/ research outpost.
A little known detail is that on China's first manned mission Shenzhou 5, the spacecraft experienced very intense resonant vibrations (either during launch or reentry, I cannot remember), which left its sole astronaut very unwell. But he knew he was on live broadcast and was the face of the nation of the moment, so he didn't say anything. There were no mission-ending injuries but it was scary. "I felt like I was going to be martyred", said Yang in later interviews.
On landing the microphone also crushed up on his mouth so his face was bloodied. Recovery crew were concerned because it looked scarier than it actually was, but he insisted on making a quick appearance on camera to conclude the mission.
Those issues were addressed and fixed for later missions, so this was the closest China ever came to losing an astronaut, at least as far as we know.
Edit: correction on some details. Thanks @Daniel Shen
source?
@@swaggerpinto9777 TH-cam seems to hate my long comments so I'll have to keep this short. This incident is pretty well publicised, just not in English. Wikipedia's article on Shenzhou 5 (Chinese version) mentions this incident with linked sources.
@@scheimong
Your jealous is showing ...😋
It's not surprising. First manned mission!
这个事情是杨利伟接受采访时亲口说的，说震到他感觉要顶不住要死了，试想一下接受过严格训练的飞行员也顶不住，那种共震是多么的可怕，换作普通人可能已经死了，后来慢慢就缓和了，所以他受得起这份尊敬，真是用命换来的数据。
What a journey China has been through. It has been a lonely and hard long march indeed.
Thanks for your understanding words. Tough but worth.
Wow, I always thought the "Long March" title was a reference to a Chinese word (like the space station meaning heavenly body) but your comment made me realize what it actually means❤
@@johndawson6057it’s “heavenly Palace”😊
Seeing this the day after the 'Chinese spy balloon' is just a little bit of irony. 😂
Thinking the same thing right after it was shot down. 😄
How far behind China are we in balloon technology?
@@makeracistsafraidagain they seem to have harnessed the hot air part pretty well. We might be a week or 2 behind. GG some might say
NOT, irony, Toby.
@@Darth-Claw-Killflex Ok. Fine. Strangely coincidental, particularly considering episodes get recorded and set to upload weeks in advance. Aaaaaaaanyways.
Thank you for that. No wonder their children are inspired to be astronauts having lessons from space.
Towards the end, Simon mentions a "new telescope" but at first I thought he said a "nutellascope" 🙂
That's sound delicious :D
It's called xuntian(sky patrol) telescope. It'll be launched in 2024 and it will be the satellite of the Chinese space station.
😂
Chinese space program when it called "Tian" something, it means for cargo; "Shen" something, it means for carrying humans.
Tian means sky...
“神”是神仙（可以理解为上帝）的意思
The government has been preaching what every young Chinese knows: Our goal is the sea of stars
That's so inspiring bro, short and powerful
我们的目标是星辰大海。
How many channels does this guy have? I swear I've seen him in atleast 3 different channels on completely different topics.
We really need to expand space industry and infrastructure, as in literally building space based structures for supporting spaceships. We should build a moon mining station for fuel and some raw resources that can be reasonable turned into useful alloys and set up some sort of space station for constructing purely space based ships.
I have a low key hatred of how slow we have been expanding to space, like even if I had 100 billion dollars, it's not nearly enough to do what I want to do.
The United States also needs trillions of dollars in infrastructure, military, investing on (potential) allies (to constrain China) at the same time...Where does all the money come from?
@@shinha The advancements in electronic and medical technology alone more that paid for what NASA spent since it was founded. Not to mention weather satellites and all of the DOD needs that have been met. Or the internet that lets you talk to anyone in the world, or do business across oceans. Investing in technology is always a good investment - you wouldn't be reading my post or watching TH-cam if no one invested in science and technology.
Thank you for linking together the historical elements in a timeline for the Chinese space station. Amazing what they have achieved after starting 30 years behind the US and Russia. US efforts to "contain China" to maintain hegemony will fail and must be recognized.
Just imagine the progress which could have been achieved if the US government was in co-operation with China rather than creating another enemy.
Historically speaking, when major powers cooperate the result has often been the carving up of less powerful countries. Whether literally or in practical effect.
At least by my assessment of payload capabilities, pressurized volume to orbit, and scientific payloads deployed, China used to be 40 or so years behind the USA or Russia, and is now more like 30 years behind the USA and Europe. In the early 80's I figured they would be largely caught up in about another 20 years, but it's ended up going a lot slower than that. Even civil aviation still challenges them in the details, as evidenced by some rather mundane technologies they're still trying to get foreign help with (e.g. hydraulic actuators).
I was waiting for the 50-cent army to make an appearance.
@@seandillon6093 you must be one of the mass shooting army 😂😂😂
@@seandillon6093 50-cent army no more, they just got pay increment and are now called 60-cent army due to the high inflation. 😄
一-->T-->工-->王-->田-->?-->華-->???
This is how Chinese Space Station evolves.
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I celebrate any successful space mission, moving humankind a little bit closer to conquering space, no matter what country we are talking about. (Even the US, lol)
What an amazing tribute to the hard work of the Chinese people to come so far so quickly. Thank you for this great explanation and chronology.
China is the oldest society that has existed more or less continuously since the first Emperor, Shi Huangdi, 200BC or around the height or Rome.
Modern day Italians remember their Roman ancestors; but they aren't directly extending Rome's rule. Iranians today remember their ancestors conquests of much of the Middle East... came close to conquering Classical Greece, too, when it was just starting, in the 500BC and in the 400BC; but today's Iranians aren't directly advancing their ancestral Persians achievements.
Ditto for modern Greeks, Egyptians, Cambodians, Mayans, Aztecs et al.
But, again, the Han Chinese --- despite plagues, conquests, being conquered by outsiders for brief periods (from the Mongols to the Manchus to the Brits and Japanese et al, despite governance change, with each ruler & his elites naming their system in different names: from Imperial, to Democracy, to Communism, etc) --- have continued to maintain a high connection to their ancient past...
From being the first people to invent paper and paper currency and toilet tissues, to printing, to gun powder, to fireworks & rocketry, to silk worms... the Chinese have been recording everything.... from ruler to ruler, one generation to the next generation... bad times and good times.... since the first Imperial ruler to the current Communist Emperor Xi...
My point here is: If the Chinese were more systematic than they've been so far, they would have, they COULD have, reached the stars (going into high space) decades before the US and Russia.
As a group, the Chinese ALWAYS have been very hard working and scholarly. Remember, they were the first and most reliable, when it came to observing and recording STARRY EVENTS in the cosmos... they did it as natural phenomenon, whereas the Christian-influenced West, during the Dark Ages (once they burnt down all the scientific books of the Greeks), thought of such things, if they saw any, as "signs" Jesus or his Dad were sending them holy or divine messages, etc.
Corruption, a non-systematic approach to doing things (even good things), & doing things on the whims of autocratic, absolute rulers ----- whose dictates (both good & bad) were EASILY nullified by other autocratic & absolute rulers who rose to the top right after them ---- those have been the things that have delayed the Chinese rise to the top for as long as they have...
Such a good coverage of China's space missions.
Simon, great video as always! I’d love to see you cover the Antonov an-225 Mirya in a future video. Given it’s destruction in the invasion of Ukraine it seems like a perfect time for your channel to tackle it. And giant mega huge planes are kinda exactly up your alley so….
Oops. You already covered it lol 😂. Thanks I’ll go watch and like that video now.
Brown nose
Chinese unmaned probes are also impressive, for example the moon sample return probe.
Impressive for 1990s, yes, today it's an infantile joke compared to NASA
@@PlumSack79 ARTEMIS took multiple fail before it can launch. yes NASA is a joke
At least NASA acknowledges and shares data of its failures. China covered up a rocket failure that erased a village and killed 100s of people.
Delete your comments wumao. It's cowardly in my opinion. Allegedly.
They also recently landed a rover on Mars and a satellite in its orbit, simultaneously I might add, and the first one to reach Mars surface with no accidents.
If I'm not mistaken, every mission has been successful so far.
In fact, China's rocket launch has failed 12 times:
On November 11, 1974, the Long March 2 rocket was launched for the first time. It took off for only 6 seconds. Because of the control signal breaking, the rocket's flight attitude immediately lost control. After 20 seconds, the rocket crashed
On January 29, 1984, the Long March 3 rocket was launched for the first time, and the third-stage engine failed to fire twice. Fortunately, the Dongfanghong 2 experimental communication satellite loaded on the rocket finally entered orbit through self-rescue.
On March 22, 1993, the Long March 2 rocket was launched again. The rocket was extinguished and shut down after 7 seconds of ignition. The reason for the rocket launch failure was that there was a 0.15mg aluminum scrap left on the contact of the electrical components, which caused the failure of the rocket launch.
On December 21, 1992, the Long March 2 rocket was launched again. This time, like the rocket launched on March 22, it was also loaded with the Opus B1 communication satellite. The launch of Long March 2 failed again. The rocket exploded 48 seconds after its flight. The fairing of the rocket also separated prematurely. Even if the rocket had a series of problems, the satellite debris still entered the predetermined orbit. The two sides have different views on the cause of the rocket accident, and the cause of the accident is not uniform.
From 1992 to 1995, the Long March 2 rocket was loaded with the communications satellite of Hughes Corporation of the United States. The launch of the rocket in 1995 also failed.
On February 15, 1996, the Long March 3 rocket was launched for the first time and ignited successfully. However, after 22 seconds of liftoff, the rocket tilted in the air and then began to lose control. The final result was the rocket explosion. The cause of the rocket explosion was also found out afterwards. It turned out that the electronic component responsible for correcting the state failed, which caused the rocket to tilt in the air, causing the rocket explosion. The accident was very serious. After the rocket was launched and flew for 50 seconds, the satellite and rocket exploded at the same time and were all destroyed.
The rocket explosion caused very serious consequences, resulting in 6 deaths and 57 injuries. Fortunately, all the people around were evacuated, and there were no casualties. All the injured were staff.
On August 18, 1996, the Long March 3 rocket was launched. This time, the launch failed again. All the rockets launched within six months failed. It's incredible. The reason for the rocket launch failure was the same as that of the rocket accident on January 29, 1984. The three-stage engine failed to ignite twice, and the engine was shut down in advance.
From August 18, 1996 to December 12, 2013, there was no rocket launch failure. Until 2013, the launch of the Long March 4 rocket failed. The reason for the failure of the rocket also shows that the engine was blocked in the pipeline, which caused the engine to shut down in advance. Therefore, the flight speed of the rocket was not enough, and the satellite could not enter the orbit. Thirty minutes after the rocket occurred, the rocket exploded with the satellite and fell into the South Pacific.
From 2016 to 2017 to 2019 to 2020, rocket launch failure occurred once a year
oh very much no... There many controversies behind their launches, most being lies to the world.
@@dredeth yeah sure, under us surveillance.
@@kira4434 what do you mean exactly?
@@dredeth US surveillance satellite will sure notice any unusual explosions and release the event to the Western press, won't they?
What a successful thought to functioning approach. My applause to their dream and ambitions so very well shown in this presentation. Can't help but admire their planned approach and safety. Mucking about seems to be our limiting factor for achieving results.
That's all it is though, plans, empty promises and lies. As with all national scale projects in China under the CCP.
are you insane? they dont give a shit about ppl
Took us third time to land little rover on Mar. The Chinese did it successful in one shot
Hello and Good Morning Simon 😊
As soon after you said Red Scan and expelled I thought, "Qian Xuesen would be an interesting Boigraphics video."
Qian Xuesen, the key architect of China's space program, was not only educated in the U.S. but also a founder of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Co-founder
@@trygd100 That's why I said "a founder". Same thing.
Note: inner Mongolia is not Mongolia, just like new Mexico is not Mexico.
Such an exciting time to be alive :)
Excellent, I love how the Chinese space program is doing a great job for science and space exploration.
I can only hope collaboration will come in the future. Sadly some governments are not willing. Plenty of reasons abound.
I wish everyone on Earth will have the freedom to enjoy life without harming others and our planet. A big wish to all.
Chinese have made very rapid progress and space and putting humans into orbit now they have space station and their ambitions is even greater to also have perhaps a base on the moon and maybe a settlement on Mars as well as perhaps mining asteroids as well. They are on a rapid moved.
i actully agree and actully thank you
我们中国要在月球建造仙宫😀 在火星建造仙殿，我们中国人准备成立一支修仙队伍，用来探索宇宙未知的长生奥秘😜我们要修成仙帝😝😝😝😝
那是中国未来十年的计划
@@GodsDad98 赛博遮天是吧，control yourself😂
@@yiruiwen5114 仙路尽头谁为峰，一见元始道成空😏
I recall watching another news video where they mentioned that China has plans for a much more bigger space station, then a moon station and a mars station
China has released plans to increase the size of their current space station. Since the station is modular, and China already has backup of the core module, China will basically make another mirror space station and then join it with the existing one.
The current station can already host 3-6 taikonauts, so the expanded station will probably be able to accomodate 6-12 taikonauts, which will basically equal the ISS. Except China will have it all for themselves if they want, no need to share like USA and Russia, which basically makes the iss half the size in terms of function.
计划在2030年登月，以我们国家的性格，应该整个月球项目应该已经开始了，很多概念应该已经有了雏形
You need to use a compressor in your audio chain to help prevent your voice from sounding too quiet or too loud. It will make your videos easier for your audience to understand.
Strangely enough I am very impressed with the development. Excellent quality of engineering that I wouldn't have believed.
China was denied participating in the Int: Space Station ! BUT ➡️
== NECESSITY IS THE MOTHER OF INVENTION ==
1:45 - Chapter 1 - Predecessors & formation
5:55 - Chapter 2 - Launch & return(Phase 1)
8:55 - Chapter 3 - Laboratory & rendezvous(Phase 2 )
14:50 - Chapter 4 - Tiangong 3 (Phase 3)
17:30 - Chapter 5 - Into the future
Ha ha...another teacher's pet beat you to it.
THANK'S!!!
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I don’t want to be that paranoid guy, but this is a significant video.
Imagine building ur own space station without any help from other countries
Fantastic video ❤️
This would be with all your videos of course, not just this one.
I wish we lived in a world were we could all work together for the betterment of human kind :/ I know that is unrealistic but damn imagine data and resources are shared how fast we could get there on AI/space travel
In china，we always mention Cold War when US and USSR were trying to convince the rest of the world that US( Soviet Union) had the best regime by sending people to the space, by extending the boundary of human being, by improving the living standards of its own people(labor union, social welfare etc).USSR show the world what was equity, and US presented the real liberty.
We miss that period, we miss that US. Very much.
I would love world peace and harmony too. But just about technological advances, it's interesting that space programs have developed so fast during the Cold War, and the progress drastically slowed down after USSR collapsed and Russia leader became kind of pro-US.
too bad one certain country wants everything under its control and fears anything that is not under its control.
我们一直都想合作共赢，2019年美国在制裁华为，同年中国在大力支持特斯拉在上海建工厂。
I just saw it......
And it flew STRAIGHT over me with its left blinker light on LoL
Also the chance of finding these electonic parts for new cars even when the car is new urm unobtainium unless you buy directly from the dealership (they often wont sell them) they will sell you a new car though with the same issues
China has only just begun this journey, soon it'll leave the rest of the world far behind. We only have to observe how the Chinese left everyone else lagging far behind when China started to join the Maths/Science Olympiads in 1986, how they surpassed everyone else in PISA even as a latecomer. In the 80s/90s, we were marveling at Japan's industrial prowess. Little did we know they would very soon pale in comparison to their next-door neighbor as the Dragon started waking up.
As a Chinese, I appreicate your comments. However, we Chinse still hope to cooperate with all countrie over the world. Let all human being travel in the space in the future.
When he said China became the third nation to launch a person into space and successfully bring them back. Are there any countries that launched one but it didn't return?
both russia and china have lost people up there. but they dont talk about that. i guess he doesnt either. shill?
No
@@aredub1847 I had heard of the russian woman lost to space but I haven't heard anything about China's space woes.
It's gonna come down... eventually...
@@michaelhowell2326 I dont think Soviet/Russia ever lost any female astronaut. All their losses were male. U.S did lost at least one female teacher during one of the space shuttle accident.
As if this isn't proof enough of China's rise, just look around the world where Chinese people have settled and are not unfairly thwarted by others. They always prosper both themselves and others around them enjoy the knock-on effects. Taiwan, HK, Singapore ..
Brilliant video Simon👍
15:49 did you mean to say 2021 and not 2001?
The instant you said the word Struggle I had flashbacks to Mien Kampf ("my struggle"). Dont say that word again.
China's space station is 20 years old this year , so how is it doing compared to the iss and the former Mir ?
I think you are miss informed. The Chinese space station is the newest one and the others are the old ones.
Did u know, "Taiko" means big brother in certain dialects. So in a way, they've already one-upped everyons in the space race with future Taikonauts getting addressed as Big Brother by other Astronauts or Cosmonauts 😂
Taiko came from TaiKong or outer space, same as astro and Cosmo in astronauts and cosmonauts
@@NightPhoenix.Y yes they could've gone with full on chinese with taikongyuan but they went with taikonaut instead so I'm gonna say there's an agenda right there lol
The taiko in taikonaut means space. It's Chinese characters are totally different from the big brother taiko. And the taikonaut's taiko is read as Thai Khong The dialect that you mean is Cantonese.
@@kengsenchong4010 he said certain dialect NOT the official language
Are you talking about “Tian Gong”?, which means Heavenly Body, not Taigo, which means “elder brother”?
Great show!
Imagine NASA naming it's next space station the 'Heavenly Palace'
Imagine this at all the the ISS (International Space Station) the ASS (American Space Station) lol
China Biggest Space Journey in 2025
Outstanding coverage of Chineses advancement in space
Good timing with this video with the Chinese Spy Balloon floating over our skys. Was just shot down over the Atlantic
I'm more inclined to believe that balloon is an atmospheric science instrument. It has no propulsion of its own and can only drift along with the wind so you cannot direct it to fly over any particular target you wish to spy upon.
You mean weather balloon? lol
i have a little puzzle,😊there are so many China satellite around earth can be used,why they choose an easily uncontroled balloon as spy use.are they adiot?
China just knows what humanity needs and its people
China wouldn’t be where it was today without ISS & sometimes it’s the same question. “If Tony Stark can make it in a cave with a Box full of scraps then why can’t we”. It truly lies within those scrapes & who’s building the space craft. It takes the best science technician & people to make dreams come true. Another words Copy & paste
There heading for mining n manufacturing in space coz they got balls n brains. Humans need a a constant presence up there if we're gonna learn how t best use the huge resources. Billionaires n corporate stunts are irritating. Loving the new station n reignited my sons love too. After the disappointment of the elevator lol
Sad that ESA under the instructions of the US have just announced that they will cancel all future joint space programs. Just know that rejoining fees for disrespectful and disloyalty behaviours will be extremely costly SHORT SIGHTED and PETTY
I doubt we had anything to do with it.
Russia is involved, and ESA also cancelled joint programs it had with Russia......
Yassss gaga ❤❤
None of the space competitors are building highly needed rotating module sections in their space stations to produce centrifugal force artificial gravity living places for their astronauts. We Earth humans cannot live long-time without gravity. Thanks.
All astronauts bar-none are brave and Hardy souls. Especially the ones rocketing into space with something that says made in China printed on the bottom.😅
Wow China is doing really great things in space. It is good for all humans on earth. I think space unites us as all humans.
So many salty Americans... Must be hard to accept that China's catching up in space while their own country can't even manage trains without a derailment or accident happening every week
Standard nomenclature is "crewed" not "manned"
That's what I communicated to SpaceX back when they were still calling Dragon a manned capsule. Fortunately they went with "Crew Dragon", which avoids the "Crude Dragon" confusion when spoken.
if they say humans will land in 2033, it's possible
last time I was this early, we hadn't reached space yet
Did you deliberately release this video, on the day they shot down the Chinese “spy” balloon? Timing is sus. Lol.
The americans got this scared over a weather balloon lol
So they're not going to use the space station as a heavily disguised space-craft to get to Europa? (Arthur C Clarke's 2010)
So china should no longer have “developing nation” status
yah, even they themselves don't really consider they being that in the 2010s.
But international Corporations (not China) loves the benefits of exploting the developing nation status and the bonus that goes with it..
(Blame the major brands that manufacture in China for this one).
Big brands may like to get China having developing country status for a few reasons:
Trade benefits: As a developing country, China may receive preferential trade benefits from other countries, such as lower tariffs on its exports. This can make it easier and cheaper for big brands to do business with China and export their products to other markets.
Access to resources: Developing countries may have access to certain resources or raw materials that are not available in other countries, or that are available at a lower cost. This can be attractive to big brands that rely on these resources or raw materials in their products.
Lower labor costs: Developing countries may have lower labor costs than more developed countries. This can be attractive to big brands that want to manufacture their products at a lower cost.
Potential for growth: As a developing country, China may have more potential for growth and expansion than more developed countries. This can be attractive to big brands that want to tap into new markets and reach more customers.
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It's still developing.
@@elmohead how
@@c1neal Because China still has a lot of room to grow and improve. Even if China is already more powerful or richer than USA, it may still have a "developing" status because it still hasn't reached its full potential, its peak.
Oh we'll definitely be getting a closer look at this. Possibly in your front yard.
kinda annoyed that ye forgot to mention the little rather important detail of them just dropping stages randomly back to earth while bringing the station modules up there.
And the uncontrolled re-entries of Tiangong-1 and 2...
Wasn't that the SpadeX debris?
@@NightPhoenix.Y nope, every time the launched the long march 5B to bring the segments op they just left the massive booster in orbit to crash back to earth uncontrolled so it just crashes down at some random place on earth. Very unsafe and stupid.
@@Paragon643 ah ok
@@Paragon643 Please don't be fooled by the propagandas and stop parroting those laughable stupid comments! This shows you know nothing... A very kind and sincere advice.
Wrong time Simon…
Honestly, I think the most amazing space achievement of China was that for a short period, they sprouted cotton seeds - on the far side of the moon.
You mean as Saruman would say tens of Millions
The Cubans did send a cosmonaut to outer space with the Russians back in the 70s or 80s. Does that count?
Dozens of countries have sent human to space, but only 3 countries are capable of doing so independently using its own rocket.
China may have sent a man into space and may want to head towards Mars. The only one country who actually landed and returned that person back to Earth.
Does this mean we can now get spaceships on Alibaba.
sooner or later, it will come into truth😁
China learned from the mistakes of others and thus avoided the bigger catastrophes. It is just good common sense, and there is no reason to step into a pitfall others have fallen into.
Just imagine if US and China can positively compete and benefit the whole world. Instead of playing zero-sum game like today.
玩零和游戏的并不是中国。中国邀请欧洲各国进入中国的空间站，但是宇航员们因为美国的禁令而不敢去
Interesting
Well done. But to be more accurate we must to say that the scientist Qian first had studied in a university of Shanghai before he went to California. And the rocket that exploded was a russian one, before the option for domestic rockets.
In the meanwhile, US needed to hitch a ride from the Russian. We are really just the richest on paper.
21:01 - What disasters and/or fatalities in the U.S.S.R.’s space program are you referring to?
8:02 i know its China but lets just call them volunteers. Dummy is harsh 😅
The future of chinese space technology: Balloons.
This is something u don’t see from Sky News or Fox News.
21:15 I must take you to task over the Chinese Space Program safety record. A number of failed launches have ended up raining debris, including highly toxic propellant, on populated areas of the country. Details about injuries, deaths, and on going health effects are hard to come by, but I certainly would not call their safety record "Spotless".
The failed launches were mostly from the private space enterprises, rarely from the China National space programs. Also nowadays most Chinese rocket propellent is made up of none toxic ingredients.
@@andrewzhang985 The Long March 2F, which launches the Shenzhou spacecraft to the Chinese space station, uses dinitrogen tetroxide and unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine (UDMH) as propellant. Both are toxic. The Long March F2 is launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, which is an inland facility. When rocket stages are jettisoned they should fall in the ocean or _very_ sparsely populated areas, but China has a history of allowing rocket stages and other debris to fall on villages because of the continued use of inland launch facilities. China also hasn't placed a priority on developing rocket stages with controlled descent. I guess the villagers downrange of these launches just have to keep their fingers crossed that no toxic LM-F2 debris falls in their vicinity.
@@LisaBowers Most of information you wrote here is bullshit nonsense misinformation. Most rocket launches around the world have practiced non controlled descend because scientists calculate already that rocket debris would post minimum rick to human and wildlife since majority of rocket debris would burn up during its descending to the earth.
@@LisaBowers why don't you prove first that all rockets US launched are all very well controlled? Perhaps you will be investigated by FBI before you finish.
If it is made like their buildings and bridges. The damn thing will fly apart and destroy most of what's up there.
People would do well to remember this is the nation that built the grand canals. A structure almost 2000 years old that benefits Chinese even to this day, especially the common, ordinary folks. Meanwhile the ISS is built by nations who built the Panama canal. A structure made through bloody conquests and unspeakable backroom deals that is still held like a sword of damacles over its host nation. Think about this. Really think about it and then look back at what the two visions of the future we have in front of us means for humanity.
Edit: I'm not saying the west should yield or is should give up. We need competition. Im just saying that the west should broaden its horizons, straighten its shoulders snd do better. Be better.
"Expelled from the USA after being caught stealing secrets in "America's Red Scare."' Which proves America's red scare was CORRECT!
There's no evidence that Qian Xuesen stole classified documents or other secrets, and saying the red scare was "correct" is on the same level of stupidity as saying that Donald Trump was a great president.
The problem with the red scare wasn’t that there was no communist spies. It’s that they freaked out and destroyed hundreds of innocent people’s livelihoods who got caught up in stuff like McCarthy’s probes or being blacklisted
@@Nostripe361 Hmmm. Like leftist communists in our government, media, academia, entertainment, corporate offices and others are "cancelling" = "black-listing" conservatives? Denounce that now! Demand Trump back on Twitter, Demanding 2 Fake Impeachments be expunged, Demand OAN and Newsmack back on Cable ON PRINCIPLE and I'll take your words seriously. If not, YOU are the domestic enemy we were fighting during the So-called "Red Scare."
@@KarlBunker Hmmm. Like leftist communists in our government, media, academia, entertainment, corporate offices and others are "cancelling" = "black-listing" conservatives? Denounce that now! Demand Trump back on Twitter, Demanding 2 Fake Impeachments be expunged, Demand OAN and Newsmack back on Cable ON PRINCIPLE and I'll take your words seriously. If not, YOU are the domestic enemy we were fighting during the So-called "Red Scare."
@Lawrence Allen LMAO @ OAN 😂🤣😂🤣😂 go make out with Trump 🥰🥰🥰
That moment when you realize this guy is just the voice, and doesn't really understand anything he talks about, just paid to read a script like any other smuck on an ad
Though the additional info may have been somewhat interesting, I'd like to recommend that you produce a 'viewer's digest' version max 10 min that contains only the actually relevant-to-title info. Could maybe be as short as 5 minutes. You could add at the end something like "to get the full story, including the history of this project, please watch the full version". These short versions of your great research would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Thanks to American Universities, china has succeeded. The help received from Politicians helps as well.
Yeah, no one has done anything worth anything without America. It's all on you guys. Not a country on earth could exist without America. Let's all get on our knees and praise the Americans for without which we would be nothing.
@@jodiecrosby7819 yes exactly we landed on a whole different, celestial body for 50 years. No one has done the same only tried to copy and still failed
@@raijingaming9608 no one has gone to the moon besides America because America wasted a shit ton of money to do so and only did so to one up the soviet union no one else wants to waste that many billions of their currency just for a vanity project.
@@MohammedAli-hl4mr they are doing it again 🤣😂🤣😂
Didn’t US get this technology from Germany?
The CCP would like to thank every country we stole technology from to make this happen
Why do Communist leaders have such a fascination with fast progress at any cost? Stalin's 5 Year Plans and China's Great Leap Forward were horrible for the people living through them. I know those leaders cared more for their image than the people, but it just seems odd that they were so focused on going fast.
China's current plans to be a major space power by 2045 are pretty reasonable in comparison, even if their time table is very aggressive. I just hope their safety record doesn't take a back seat to speed. With failure of this type being very public, I'm sure it won't. Unlike atrocities at home that they can more easily deny or hide.
your ignorance you cannot hide space failure, rocket blown up everyone know about it. your mindset is base on western media.
@@jetli740 I literally said they would be more likely to embrace safety over speed because a failure would be public
"I know"
You know nothing, just what your regime tells you.
China owes us trillions for the damage they've done.
You’re giving them trillions for all nick knacks you buy on Amazon.
Both of you are right.
Bullshit.
maybe you should point the finger at the people that spread misinformation that got people killed instead of a country where a virus developed by chance
America owes the world Quintillion for the damages US have done; you should be paid by US government because you are one of the victims who is brain wasted to believe China owes you anything