From back in April and from last month:


It's sad there are people who still downplay China's advances and accomplishments, even when evidence to the contrary is there for everyone to see.
 
From back in April and from last month:


It's sad there are people who still downplay China's advances and accomplishments, even when evidence to the contrary is there for everyone to see.
A cold-launch space launch from a ship should have EVERYBODY's attention.
 
A cold-launch space launch from a ship should have EVERYBODY's attention.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUPcEQJD_Vg


The question why ?
Normal is this used in ICBM or SLBM ejection from it Silo
was Long March 11 a ICBM project that ended up or tested as Launcher ?

on Long March 9 current version
They building a Chinese version of Saturn V and its reusable !

This here quite interesting news
until now China got there ion engines from Russia, not anymore !
View: https://twitter.com/CNSAWatcher/status/1590596624967139329
 
CASC is designing heat shield for Tianzhou cargo spacecraft to make it reusable, a Weibo account associated to a CASC personnel says https://weibo.com/1971177973/MecMYpNwa

As Tianzhou-5 arrived at the launch pad, Tianzhou-4 is undocking from Tianhe Core Module soon.

View: https://twitter.com/CNSpaceflight/status/1590188685471145984

Shenzhou-14 astronauts will have their 3rd spacewalk before return to earth. Probably, LIU Yang (suit C?) and CAI Xuzhe (suit B?) to carry out the extravehicular activity, so everyone gets two chances

View: https://twitter.com/CNSpaceflight/status/1590602012848451584
 
View: https://twitter.com/aj_fi/status/1590679730021625856


Click the link to take a look at the CASC exhibition at Zhuhai Airshow, including the new reusable Long March 9 model, life size replica of Tiangong space station and on-orbit servicing satellite

A reusable Long March 9 would mean the Chinese would have to keep track of where the bloody thing comes down. Yay.
 
Translations into English would be supremely helpful, even for non-native English speakers like me, thank you.
It's too hard for me to translate a whole paper··········
Basically, this paper discusses several types of lunar landers with different fuels
The screenshot shows the lightest version of the liquid hydrogen and oxygen fuel
The lander weighs about 25 tons and can be launched on the planned CZ5G rocket(TLO 27tons)
 
more info
View: https://twitter.com/CNSpaceflight/status/1594303544110108673


mmmm... looking that lander i got nostalgia feeling about.
Like the Italian lander concept European Advanced Gear for Lunar Exploration
and this:
EagleTransporter1.jpg
 
View: https://twitter.com/cnsawatcher/status/1592751322956271618


Rendering of CNSA’s next generation rockets: CZ5G (CZ5DY/921) and CZ9, by Weibo:BH-skywalker buff.ly/3TL68uJ
A clearer photo of the Long March 8R landing leg

View: https://twitter.com/CNSpaceflight/status/1594348842312519685

View: https://twitter.com/cnspaceflight/status/1594488827476774912


YF-209 metholox engine:
735kN at sea level
~90t in vacuum
293s specific impulse at sea level

Development started in 2020, based on a 60t-class methalox engine which was developed from a 50t-class LH2/LOX engine during 2006~2015
twitter.com/CNSpaceflight/…
 
That's what uncontrolled re-entry gets you: the neighbours poking at bits you don't want to be poked at.
There's a lesson to be learned here, unfortunately the Chinese government thinks the lesson is that piracy is the way to solve this.
 
View: https://twitter.com/aj_fi/status/1595051849933094914


China will send the first of its third generation of astronauts to Tiangong in 2023, according to Yang Liwei, deputy chief designer of China's human spaceflight program.

View: https://twitter.com/webnazar/status/1595009914807767042


Congratulations! Chinese #taikonaut Chen Dong, commander of the #Shenzhou14 mission, has stayed in orbit for 200 days, becoming the first Chinese astronaut to achieve such a record.
 

 
 

Who would have thought a decade ago that China would have its own manned Space Station? Not me that is for sure.
 

Who would have thought a decade ago that China would have its own manned Space Station? Not me that is for sure.
I mean afaik they technically had a "space station" already. Even that by itself was a huge accomplishment. They just lauched their first "taikonout" into space 16 years ago but look at where they are now.
 
View: https://twitter.com/cnsawatcher/status/1595303135395840001


Tiangong Space Station (CSS) & International Space Station (ISS) side by side. Photos by @lordphilip14
View: https://twitter.com/wulei2020/status/1598939660033880064


As China’s national space laboratories, the #ChinaSpaceStation's two lab modules have attracted much attention from scientists, who say that besides doing experiments, there is special equipment in one of the lab modules for releasing micro-spacecraft. #TiangongInOrbit
View: https://twitter.com/wulei2020/status/1598910212412682240


How is China's Space Station maintaining power?
The answer to that comes down to these two pairs of flexible solar arrays, which generate 80% of the entire space station’s electricity. And do you know how the #roboticarms work on the Tiangong space station? Check this video out.
 

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