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Tianzhou-2 cargo spacecraft docks with China’s space station module
China's cargo spacecraft, carrying supplies, equipment and propellant, docked with the space station's key module Tianhe on Sunday, the official news agency Xinhua reported.www.reuters.com
China set to send first crew to new space station Thursday
The three members of the first crew to be sent to China’s new space station say they’re eager to get to work.apnews.com
Found a way to watch it live, in Chinese though.
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China is using mythology and sci-fi to sell its space program to the world
Manchester UK (SPX) Jun 29, 2021 - On the morning of June 17, China launched its long-awaited Shenzhou-12 spacecraft, carrying three Chinese astronauts - or taikonauts - towards the Tianhe core module. The module itself was launchedwww.spacedaily.com
A tendency towards neutrality and nonalignment is perfectly comprehensible.uncomprehensible
A tendency towards neutrality and nonalignment is perfectly comprehensible.uncomprehensible
One might consider it unreasonable moral cowardice, or consider it an opportunistic fig leaf of impartiality from Europeans wilfully and irredemably tied to the American yoke, but incomprehensible it is not.
I wonder if other such telescopes will be looking down as well as up!!
Actually I consider the idea of co-orbiting telescope to be truly ingenious. China could maintain and refit it as long as their station is manned, without the need to send special repair missions.
well what do you do when there are not enough funding to drive your own space programs..? sort of logical to spred your wings(funding) towards other space agency that do have a serious development.A tendency towards neutrality and nonalignment is perfectly comprehensible.uncomprehensible
One might consider it unreasonable moral cowardice, or consider it an opportunistic fig leaf of impartiality from Europeans wilfully and irredemably tied to the American yoke, but incomprehensible it is not.
I would pick the two bolded parts...
well what do you do when there are not enough funding to drive your own space programs..? sort of logical to spred your wings(funding) towards other space agency that do have a serious development.A tendency towards neutrality and nonalignment is perfectly comprehensible.uncomprehensible
One might consider it unreasonable moral cowardice, or consider it an opportunistic fig leaf of impartiality from Europeans wilfully and irredemably tied to the American yoke, but incomprehensible it is not.
I would pick the two bolded parts...
Its does not help moaning about this, it is just way of life.
Precisely. I was not criticizing the decision - I think it can be viewed as perfectly reasonable from the Euro point of view. The Euros get to posture a bit, grab a bit of Chinese trade, and appease the Americans while getting to play the Yanks and Chinese off against each other to angle for the best deal (especially from the Yanks, who have the best tech and shiniest toys to offer). Competition lowers prices.It is a matter of point of view - ends and means, as "the ends justify the means".
China's human spaceflight agency has released images from the Shenzhou-12 crew aboard the Tianhe space station module. The below were taken recently by astronaut Tang Hongbo [CMSA] mp.weixin.qq.com/s/eM9Hd0R-Vfdo…
These two, showing Beijing and the Pacific Ocean, were taken by Nie Haisheng Aug. 24. [CMSA]
Here's Tang Hongbo's sleeping quarters. [CMSA]
New photos of the Earth taken by Shenzhou-12 astronauts Tang Hongbo and Liu Boming aboard the Tianhe space station module released today by CMSA. mp.weixin.qq.com/s/8m1V5OAwDaFx…