Everything You Need To Know About China's Moon Missions

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[yourbrojohno]

Crazy they were able to coordinate the autonomous sample return, rendezvous, and transfer all while only having 1 com sat in range from the far side of the moon. This means they had to wait for a rendezvous with not only the orbiter, but also make sure the relay was overhead the whole time. Wild. Mad respect, hope this kind of method can be used for the mars sample return.

[Gyro-]

I'm Filipino, and yes there is a concerning amount of tension between us, but I speak for all other Filipinos who believe in peace, that this is a success for China, yes, but a success for humanity as a whole.

[nathanielbyrne]

That was an unbelievably success, it's actually a shame this isn't covered well by the western press, and most independents as well

[netizencapet]

The automated scoping, mining and return of cool rocks from the far side of the moon to earth is indeed an impressive feat of engineering. Hats off!

[Tsairmit]

Im Vietnamese and Im proud of China space program. Despite our conflicts, I believe China space program bring the world good as they are the only country to have its own space station and they follow a rigid timeline to achieve their goal. Great work China!

[witext]

I study at the Swedish institute for space physics & it’s so cool hearing you mention it

[johnwhoo]

Look at those people working for CNSA, how young they are! Majority are in their 20s and 30s.

[thestrangecrisismalachi]

Every time I keep whatching many videos and news articles, we are getting closer and closer, I'm excited.

[月隐谷]

The names of China's aerospace industry all come from Chinese mythology. Chang'e is a beautiful goddess living on the moon, and her palace is called the Heavenly Palace. She has a pet named Jade Rabbit, and her husband is an ordinary person living on Earth. When they meet, they need a bird called a magpie to build a bridge, which is called the Magpie Bridge.

[tekmepikcha]

I am soooo loving these videos about China's space exploration ambitions. You can only take so much-repeated info about NASA & SpaceX 🙈

[paulperano]

Lets hope NASA doesn't ask Boeing to run the "catch-up program'.

[VicariousVoyager]

Imagine the Roman Empire being around today, in pretty much the same size and shape as it was at its peak, developing a space program and sending rovers and eventually humans to the moon. Them giving their programs names such as Gemini, Apollo and Artemis would invoke the same pride and reverence the Chinese for giving theirs names such as Shenzhou, Chang E, Queqiao and Yutu.

[ПИЦКВлад]

❤❤❤An excellent relatively non biased detailed report on China’s aspiration with regard to her Moon missions, sans hype and western propaganda. Thank you.. it is hoped that those who viewed China’s activities with antagonism and suspicions could at least view these with open and more receptive mind.🙏🙏🌹

[abnerlocklear]

I love the co operation from nations around the world. I can only hope that space exploration transcends our differences here on earth. I’m looking at you NASA.

[jkbrbc]

It's really awesome to see this. I hope it will actually trigger new space race. China's plan is ambitious. Also great to see european instruments on the surface

[basbekjenl]

That is such a cool concept to melt the lunar regolith using a magnifying glass into the shape you can use to build something. That's amazing, I hope they can do that because regardless of how strong it will be that would just be cool to start building stuff on other plants.

[moonol]

0:59 these people can work at least 40 more years on this project

[ipotekacreditdeti]

It is so sad for me as Russian citizen to hear about all of your and Chinese successful missions. Roscosmos does almost nothing in “Moon to Mars” direction. Anyway, glad to hear about other world’s missions and be a part of humanity. Sorry for my English

[andysix]

One can't even begin to imagine what could be achieved, if only humans could bring themselves to co operate and share their resources freely. 🤔

[DavidButler-mj]

Good job, no surprises but well-articulated description of China'a Luna effort.