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Chinese astronauts light candle with match on Tiangong space station to show flame behavior
Chinese astronaut conduct a spherical flame experiment during an orbit to ground space lecture using a match and a candle. Full Story: https://www.space.com/china-tiangong-space-station-light-match-fire-microgravity
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Credit: China Central Television
published: 29 Sep 2023
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Beijing slams US after Starlink nearly hits Chinese space station
China has accused the US of ignoring safety obligations in space, after two close encounters between satellites operated by Elon Musk's SpaceX and one of China's space stations. Planetary Scientist Andrew Coates weighs in on this complaint from china.
#Starlink #satellites #China
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published: 28 Dec 2021
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Beijing slams US after Starlink nearly hits Chinese space station
China's Foreign Ministry says the US ignored obligations under outer space treaties, exposing astronauts to danger urging the nation to act responsibly
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published: 28 Dec 2021
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China launches three astronauts to Tiangong space station
Three Taikonauts have docked at the Tiangong space station to complete China's first-ever crew handover in orbit.
The Tiangong space outpost — a centrepiece of Beijing's ambitious space programme — will be permanently crewed, second only to the NASA-led International Space Station.
Al Jazeera's @Alex Baird reports.
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published: 30 Nov 2022
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Chinese astronauts complete first in orbit transfer to China's space station - BBC News
Chinese astronauts have completed China's first in orbit transfer of crew aboard the Tiangong space station.
Known as Taikonauts, the transfer marks a historic moment for China's as it looks to establish itself as a serious contender for space exploration.
Tiangong will be the second permanently inhabited outpost in orbit, following the Nasa led International Space Station.
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published: 30 Nov 2022
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GLOBALink | China's space station travels above skies in Beijing
China's space station Tiangong was spotted traveling through the sky over Beijing early Thursday morning. #GLOBALink
published: 06 Jan 2022
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Beijing developing 'China Space Station'
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China Is working on a newly planned station dated for a 2019 launch.
Beijing expects the "China Space Station" to be operational by 2022. The space station will be able to host up to six astronauts over 180-day periods.This is around the same time span that astronauts will spend on the International Space Station.
China says their planned space station will orbit Earth at altitudes of between 340 kilometers and 450 kilometers. The ISS orbits at around 400 kilometers.
China's space station may outlast th...
published: 03 Jul 2018
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Chinese astronauts dock with Tiangong space station | DW News
A Chinese spacecraft carrying three people has docked successfully with the country's new space station. The Shenzhou-12 rocket blasted off blasted off about six hours earlier to take part in a three-month mission to set up experiments and prepare for a series of space walks. This latest mission is considered a significant step forward in establishing Beijing as a major player in space.
For the next three months, the crew of three will live in a module slightly larger than a city bus, carrying out experiments, going on space walks, and preparing the station for completion next year.
China’s space agency will be monitoring the astronauts to see how they handle the time away from Earth.
China's space program is mostly homegrown. The United States Congress forbade NASA from cooperating with ...
published: 18 Jun 2021
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First astronauts en route for China’s Tiangong space station | DW News
The first astronauts for China's new space station have blasted off for the country's longest crewed mission. The Long March-2F rocket carrying three astronauts lifted off on Thursday at 9:22 a.m. local time (0122 UTC) from the Jiuquan launch center in the Gobi desert of northwestern China.
Shenzhou-12 is the third of 11 missions — four of which will be crewed — needed to complete China's first space station. The astronauts, wearing their spacesuits, were seen off by the commander of China's manned space program and other military personnel. The three also waved to the crowd before heading to the Jiuquan launch center.
Construction on the Tiangong space station in low-Earth orbit began in April with the launch of Tianhe, the first and largest of three modules. Nie Haisheng, 56, Liu Bomin...
published: 17 Jun 2021
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Heavenly Harmony: China launches first module of new space station
China has successfully launched the first module of its new space station, part of an ambitious plan for Beijing to have a permanent human presence in space. The Tianhe, or Heavenly Harmony, unmanned core module, launched from Wenchang in China’s Hainan province, is expected to become fully operational in 2022, with about 10 more missions required to launch and assemble parts
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published: 29 Apr 2021
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Chinese astronauts light candle with match on Tiangong space station to show flame behavior
Chinese astronaut conduct a spherical flame experiment during an orbit to ground space lecture using a match and a candle. Full Story: https://www.space.com/chi...
Chinese astronaut conduct a spherical flame experiment during an orbit to ground space lecture using a match and a candle. Full Story: https://www.space.com/china-tiangong-space-station-light-match-fire-microgravity
No translation was available.
Credit: China Central Television
https://wn.com/Chinese_Astronauts_Light_Candle_With_Match_On_Tiangong_Space_Station_To_Show_Flame_Behavior
Chinese astronaut conduct a spherical flame experiment during an orbit to ground space lecture using a match and a candle. Full Story: https://www.space.com/china-tiangong-space-station-light-match-fire-microgravity
No translation was available.
Credit: China Central Television
- published: 29 Sep 2023
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5:14
Beijing slams US after Starlink nearly hits Chinese space station
China has accused the US of ignoring safety obligations in space, after two close encounters between satellites operated by Elon Musk's SpaceX and one of China'...
China has accused the US of ignoring safety obligations in space, after two close encounters between satellites operated by Elon Musk's SpaceX and one of China's space stations. Planetary Scientist Andrew Coates weighs in on this complaint from china.
#Starlink #satellites #China
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https://wn.com/Beijing_Slams_US_After_Starlink_Nearly_Hits_Chinese_Space_Station
China has accused the US of ignoring safety obligations in space, after two close encounters between satellites operated by Elon Musk's SpaceX and one of China's space stations. Planetary Scientist Andrew Coates weighs in on this complaint from china.
#Starlink #satellites #China
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- published: 28 Dec 2021
- views: 3419
0:54
Beijing slams US after Starlink nearly hits Chinese space station
China's Foreign Ministry says the US ignored obligations under outer space treaties, exposing astronauts to danger urging the nation to act responsibly
#SpaceWa...
China's Foreign Ministry says the US ignored obligations under outer space treaties, exposing astronauts to danger urging the nation to act responsibly
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China's Foreign Ministry says the US ignored obligations under outer space treaties, exposing astronauts to danger urging the nation to act responsibly
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- published: 28 Dec 2021
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2:36
China launches three astronauts to Tiangong space station
Three Taikonauts have docked at the Tiangong space station to complete China's first-ever crew handover in orbit.
The Tiangong space outpost — a centrepiece of...
Three Taikonauts have docked at the Tiangong space station to complete China's first-ever crew handover in orbit.
The Tiangong space outpost — a centrepiece of Beijing's ambitious space programme — will be permanently crewed, second only to the NASA-led International Space Station.
Al Jazeera's @Alex Baird reports.
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Three Taikonauts have docked at the Tiangong space station to complete China's first-ever crew handover in orbit.
The Tiangong space outpost — a centrepiece of Beijing's ambitious space programme — will be permanently crewed, second only to the NASA-led International Space Station.
Al Jazeera's @Alex Baird reports.
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- published: 30 Nov 2022
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2:05
Chinese astronauts complete first in orbit transfer to China's space station - BBC News
Chinese astronauts have completed China's first in orbit transfer of crew aboard the Tiangong space station.
Known as Taikonauts, the transfer marks a historic...
Chinese astronauts have completed China's first in orbit transfer of crew aboard the Tiangong space station.
Known as Taikonauts, the transfer marks a historic moment for China's as it looks to establish itself as a serious contender for space exploration.
Tiangong will be the second permanently inhabited outpost in orbit, following the Nasa led International Space Station.
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Chinese astronauts have completed China's first in orbit transfer of crew aboard the Tiangong space station.
Known as Taikonauts, the transfer marks a historic moment for China's as it looks to establish itself as a serious contender for space exploration.
Tiangong will be the second permanently inhabited outpost in orbit, following the Nasa led International Space Station.
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- published: 30 Nov 2022
- views: 60028
1:00
GLOBALink | China's space station travels above skies in Beijing
China's space station Tiangong was spotted traveling through the sky over Beijing early Thursday morning. #GLOBALink
China's space station Tiangong was spotted traveling through the sky over Beijing early Thursday morning. #GLOBALink
https://wn.com/Globalink_|_China's_Space_Station_Travels_Above_Skies_In_Beijing
China's space station Tiangong was spotted traveling through the sky over Beijing early Thursday morning. #GLOBALink
- published: 06 Jan 2022
- views: 1471
0:59
Beijing developing 'China Space Station'
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China Is working on a newly planned station dated for a 2019 launch.
Beijing expects the "China Space Station" to be operational by 2022. The space station will be able to host up to six astronauts over 180-day periods.This is around the same time span that astronauts will spend on the International Space Station.
China says their planned space station will orbit Earth at altitudes of between 340 kilometers and 450 kilometers. The ISS orbits at around 400 kilometers.
China's space station may outlast the ISS, as that craft's future is unclear after 2025. Reportedly, the U.S. government is considering pulling its funding or privatizing it.
According to Yahoo News, the U.S. has banned China from using the ISS since 2011.
RUNDOWN SHOWS:
1. China Space Station over Earth
2. Astronaut outside China Space Station
3. China Space Station orbiting Earth
4. China Space Station and International Space Station over Earth
VOICEOVER (in English):
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http://www.unoosa.org/documents/doc/psa/hsti/CSS_1stAO/CSS_1stAO_Handbook_2018.pdf
https://www.yahoo.com/news/space-race-china-releases-plans-135409411.html
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China Is working on a newly planned station dated for a 2019 launch.
Beijing expects the "China Space Station" to be operational by 2022. The space station will be able to host up to six astronauts over 180-day periods.This is around the same time span that astronauts will spend on the International Space Station.
China says their planned space station will orbit Earth at altitudes of between 340 kilometers and 450 kilometers. The ISS orbits at around 400 kilometers.
China's space station may outlast the ISS, as that craft's future is unclear after 2025. Reportedly, the U.S. government is considering pulling its funding or privatizing it.
According to Yahoo News, the U.S. has banned China from using the ISS since 2011.
RUNDOWN SHOWS:
1. China Space Station over Earth
2. Astronaut outside China Space Station
3. China Space Station orbiting Earth
4. China Space Station and International Space Station over Earth
VOICEOVER (in English):
SOURCES: United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs, Yahoo news
http://www.unoosa.org/documents/doc/psa/hsti/CSS_1stAO/CSS_1stAO_Handbook_2018.pdf
https://www.yahoo.com/news/space-race-china-releases-plans-135409411.html
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- published: 03 Jul 2018
- views: 952
5:46
Chinese astronauts dock with Tiangong space station | DW News
A Chinese spacecraft carrying three people has docked successfully with the country's new space station. The Shenzhou-12 rocket blasted off blasted off about si...
A Chinese spacecraft carrying three people has docked successfully with the country's new space station. The Shenzhou-12 rocket blasted off blasted off about six hours earlier to take part in a three-month mission to set up experiments and prepare for a series of space walks. This latest mission is considered a significant step forward in establishing Beijing as a major player in space.
For the next three months, the crew of three will live in a module slightly larger than a city bus, carrying out experiments, going on space walks, and preparing the station for completion next year.
China’s space agency will be monitoring the astronauts to see how they handle the time away from Earth.
China's space program is mostly homegrown. The United States Congress forbade NASA from cooperating with China ten years ago. It cited concerns over the Chinese space program's secretive nature, and its connections to the military.
The International Space Station, launched in 1998, has hosted astronauts from over a dozen different nations - but for China, it's off limits.
Beijing's response? We'll build one ourselves. While the ISS reaches the end of its lifespan, China plans to complete its station by next year. And when it does, it will be in a position to decide who can come aboard.
While there's still work to be done on the space station, China is already looking ahead to its next project, a proposed lunar base that it's planning together with Russia.
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A Chinese spacecraft carrying three people has docked successfully with the country's new space station. The Shenzhou-12 rocket blasted off blasted off about six hours earlier to take part in a three-month mission to set up experiments and prepare for a series of space walks. This latest mission is considered a significant step forward in establishing Beijing as a major player in space.
For the next three months, the crew of three will live in a module slightly larger than a city bus, carrying out experiments, going on space walks, and preparing the station for completion next year.
China’s space agency will be monitoring the astronauts to see how they handle the time away from Earth.
China's space program is mostly homegrown. The United States Congress forbade NASA from cooperating with China ten years ago. It cited concerns over the Chinese space program's secretive nature, and its connections to the military.
The International Space Station, launched in 1998, has hosted astronauts from over a dozen different nations - but for China, it's off limits.
Beijing's response? We'll build one ourselves. While the ISS reaches the end of its lifespan, China plans to complete its station by next year. And when it does, it will be in a position to decide who can come aboard.
While there's still work to be done on the space station, China is already looking ahead to its next project, a proposed lunar base that it's planning together with Russia.
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- published: 18 Jun 2021
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3:33
First astronauts en route for China’s Tiangong space station | DW News
The first astronauts for China's new space station have blasted off for the country's longest crewed mission. The Long March-2F rocket carrying three astronauts...
The first astronauts for China's new space station have blasted off for the country's longest crewed mission. The Long March-2F rocket carrying three astronauts lifted off on Thursday at 9:22 a.m. local time (0122 UTC) from the Jiuquan launch center in the Gobi desert of northwestern China.
Shenzhou-12 is the third of 11 missions — four of which will be crewed — needed to complete China's first space station. The astronauts, wearing their spacesuits, were seen off by the commander of China's manned space program and other military personnel. The three also waved to the crowd before heading to the Jiuquan launch center.
Construction on the Tiangong space station in low-Earth orbit began in April with the launch of Tianhe, the first and largest of three modules. Nie Haisheng, 56, Liu Boming, 54, and Tang Hongbo, 45, are set to stay for three months in Tianhe's main living quarters and will carry out experiments, conduct maintenance and prepare the station for two more modules scheduled to launch next year. "This will be the first crewed flight in the space station [construction] phase, and I'm lucky to be able to have the 'first baton,'" Nie told reporters a day before the launch.
The T-shaped space station's three modules weigh about 66 metric tons, compared with the International Space Station at about 420 tons. It could, however, be expanded to as many as six modules. This mission brings the number of Chinese astronauts who traveled to space to 14. China had launched its first crew mission in 2003, becoming only the third country after Russia, and the former Soviet Union, and the United States to do so.
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The first astronauts for China's new space station have blasted off for the country's longest crewed mission. The Long March-2F rocket carrying three astronauts lifted off on Thursday at 9:22 a.m. local time (0122 UTC) from the Jiuquan launch center in the Gobi desert of northwestern China.
Shenzhou-12 is the third of 11 missions — four of which will be crewed — needed to complete China's first space station. The astronauts, wearing their spacesuits, were seen off by the commander of China's manned space program and other military personnel. The three also waved to the crowd before heading to the Jiuquan launch center.
Construction on the Tiangong space station in low-Earth orbit began in April with the launch of Tianhe, the first and largest of three modules. Nie Haisheng, 56, Liu Boming, 54, and Tang Hongbo, 45, are set to stay for three months in Tianhe's main living quarters and will carry out experiments, conduct maintenance and prepare the station for two more modules scheduled to launch next year. "This will be the first crewed flight in the space station [construction] phase, and I'm lucky to be able to have the 'first baton,'" Nie told reporters a day before the launch.
The T-shaped space station's three modules weigh about 66 metric tons, compared with the International Space Station at about 420 tons. It could, however, be expanded to as many as six modules. This mission brings the number of Chinese astronauts who traveled to space to 14. China had launched its first crew mission in 2003, becoming only the third country after Russia, and the former Soviet Union, and the United States to do so.
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- published: 17 Jun 2021
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1:13
Heavenly Harmony: China launches first module of new space station
China has successfully launched the first module of its new space station, part of an ambitious plan for Beijing to have a permanent human presence in space. Th...
China has successfully launched the first module of its new space station, part of an ambitious plan for Beijing to have a permanent human presence in space. The Tianhe, or Heavenly Harmony, unmanned core module, launched from Wenchang in China’s Hainan province, is expected to become fully operational in 2022, with about 10 more missions required to launch and assemble parts
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China has successfully launched the first module of its new space station, part of an ambitious plan for Beijing to have a permanent human presence in space. The Tianhe, or Heavenly Harmony, unmanned core module, launched from Wenchang in China’s Hainan province, is expected to become fully operational in 2022, with about 10 more missions required to launch and assemble parts
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- published: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 75801