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I always learned not to underestimate the guy next door

One thing we in the USA could learn from China, is that they share knowledge and tech. In the USA corporations have to recreate the wheel.

You mean new wrecks?

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It's whoever gets the glass domes up there

It needs to be designed with the thought of it being able to host waste station

China has incredible thieves.

The US military is very much involved in Starlink and Spacex, basically the US government is funding as well. See Ukraine

Yet MORE CGI generated BULLSHIT!

I don’t see how Chinas ‘commercialisation’ can be compared to the US. I’m sure the words mean very different things in either culture.

Thank you, keep up the great work👍

Aiyyo saaar, China is doing okay-okay, but kindly don’t forget India, haan? We are *THE* superpower, saaar! Very soon, we will not only beat China to the moon, but also to Mars, Jupiter, and even Pluto if necessary. Why, you ask? Because we have *ancient Vedic technology*, saar! Thousands of years old, passed down from the rishis! While others were figuring out fire, we were already calculating planetary orbits and doing plastic surgery on elephants-look at Ganesha, saar! So please, don’t underestimate India, okay? One chai and one ISRO mission at a time, we are taking over the galaxy!

How can ISS be called international when US purposely try to exclude China with Wolves Amendment. Why ILRS has no western countries participating is obvious because Uncle Sam forbid them from joining China's ILRS.

Not sure why you are talking of state run companies as being a problem comrade 😉

£200K in 20 years will be £5k. As technology improves costs can be reduced.

sounds like PRC propaganda

Hi, super ultra question for you. Do you feel Chinas version of private spaceflight will be more objective in doing its own things, without trying to undermine the government portion of space? For example Space X is under fire for setting up the framework to ,monopolize space and even prevent NASA from staying in the launch and exploration market. Does China have plans to parallel a government space and private space without a contamination aspect?

Exhausting to see China can t do anything but copy America for everything

이 기술은 우리 대한민국이 몇백년전에 있었고 중국이 우리한테서 선진기술을 훔쳐갔다😂😂

I love Chinese peppers they are taking care of my 54 kailash parvat

oh that's awesome!

Thanks!

Well, while America is busy with wars, China is busy with space exploration. If China can establish a lunar base, then it has no need to conquer Taiwan. Why wage war when you can plant your flag on a no-man's land called the moon?

Great video!

Great progress nontheless

Chinese are Hard working people but System is Flawed If 50% of Chinese Knowledge was Original Thinking & Researched I would Applause Chinese Are Copying All Content from Everyone Fact

Foldable wings, large flat surfaces... that spaceplane will make the disaster that was the space shuttle look like a success unless (and even if) they have a novel heat shielding solution. Spaceplanes in general, as a concept in rocketry, make for awful rockets and even worse planes...

This concept is not new at all, it´s just a polished up "Stardust 1" from the "Perry Rhodan" book (1979), under a protective aerodynamics hood

I want to see detailed explanation of Chinese crewed lunar lander and it's payload

As long as China keeps all their work for non-lethal means, hopefully private corporations in China can get onto a level playing field with government unlimited funds by their futuristic mentality & get ahead.

Thank you for what you do. Definitely a blind spot for me otherwise. Ignor all those that try to make your china space news updates a political argument. You do great work thank you.

I congratulate with all due respects most respectfully but it seems to be still a vintage 1960s brute force mentality of vertical flight since Haolong -1's folding wings deploy only after entering orbit a theme also explored by "lunar flight of Starship Troopers", "Imperial shuttle of Star Wars", and Apple TV+ "Foundation" which is ironic since a museum in of Beijing has an anti Satellite rocket on display inside an alcove identical to "Spaceship & Sun" emblem of Asimov's trilogies. Still Shandong or divine dragon spaceplane launched from a Xian H6 which is a jet powered bomber of 1940s design has been proven successful so does a :Haolong -1 take off like a spaceplane from underside of a Xian H-6 or even from an underside of a decommissioned surplus Harbin H5? China is of a Brobdingnagian Population and area balkanized from within analogous to perception of aerosol sprays used to layer over a gigantic maiden's acne zits viewed from upon in front of a dressing table vanity inside a boudoir adjacent to plumbing fixtures since China is upwind from Vancouver Seatle so will it be successful for space tours.

Do you believe that the CCP would allow private companies to run space programs commercially?

China focuses on functionality and progress. NASA contractors focus on contract details to maximise profits and charges for cost overruns.

太空 means space (astro or cosmos) 天空 means sky (air space)

That's an interesting pronunciation of "unveiled."

AVIC vs CASC The interesting problem is that CASC is the biggest manufactureres of satelites in China... they have too much control on the market as they are entrusted with governmental functions within a pro-profit corporation whereas NASA is not.

China is only as fast as the tech they're *COPYING....*

It's very likely thst China is prefering state own companys

China likes to appropriate technology developed by other countries.

Thanks!

Lots of words, lacking in action! Again a lot of pictures but no reality! Believe it when it happens, if ever, they better pull their finger out, because their space program although visionary is still fifty years off the pace. Sorry!

The cargo delivery ships are quit different in requirements than the ships that will launch 10,000 communication satellites. It could make sense to assign it to the long established government groups in order to give them a chance to prove themselves and keep them at the forefront of technology and viable. These government owned groups may be where the government goes for expertise in evaluating contract proposals/bids

compare to ESA ATV, please. Because that's where China copied from.

Tianzhou launch period is 9 month, Shenzhou launch period is 6 month, the astronauts need to take the package food which was frozen for half year is a problem.

Closed-caption fail at 0:05 - "Zhuhai" is transcribed as "jew high".