China's SHOCKING Plan: Magnetic Moon Launcher To Extract Lunar Resources

Imagine a scene from a futuristic sci-fi movie, where a giant machine on the moon is spinning with incredible speed, preparing to launch something back towards Earth. It sounds like a wild fantasy, but in reality, Chinese scientists are working on making this a possibility and we might see the implications sooner than later!

Today’s episode will uncover the futuristic new Chinese magnetic space launcher that is on its way to revolutionize moon mining.

The Chinese scientists are developing a groundbreaking magnetic space launcher that could change the way we think about space travel and resource extraction, potentially solving some of Earth's most pressing energy issues. This ambitious project, estimated to cost around $18 billion, is being developed by researchers at the Shanghai Institute of Satellite Engineering, and it promises to be a game-changer in the world of space exploration.

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Chapters
00:00 – Intro
00:42 - China’s Magnetic Space Launcher
03:02 - How Will This Device Work?
06:17 - Lets Talk Challenges

[rehmatullah]

Another great surprise in science technology high value Chinese technology high ranking brilliant idea from Chinese 🎉🎉🎉

[vision]

China, please also consider how to protect your moon bases, magnetic space launchers, and the mining sites where you extract lunar resources from attacks by your bullies. At any moment the bullies can attack you if they can no longer control their jealousy.

[philiptan]

Wow, what a good idea. Using a magnetic launcher on the moon the costs of transporting lots of moon raw materials using the moon’s low gravity will be a fraction of the costs using rockets, an incredible idea which is absolutely feasible. I imagine that there will be a space “tunnel” in which goods and materials could be transported from the moon back to earth using the magnetic launcher on the moon. It is not as easy as it sounds but China is now a great innovative country who can realize the impossibles.

[oldreddragon]

That is genius. Hope they can pull it off.

[rais]

Interesting. That means they could use energy generated by solar panels to launch payloads from the Moon back to Earth without using fuel.

[frankojudoka]

This video brings up more questions about the American moon landing. All the fuel were used to propelled the moon capsule into space but was there enough fuel to get the capsule to the moon and back? The moon capsule most likely drifted to the moon and back. How long did that take?

[humanity]

US should back down their pride and ask China to bring the 2 astronauts stranded in USS back. We are talking about human lives.

[hengongchua]

About a year ago, when news reported that China's high speed railways have more than 42, 000 in length throughout the whole country and it's more than all the rest of the countries in the world which have high speed railways combined.
Indians commented that China may have the more advanced and more high speed railways than India. But for sure China space technology is at least 20 years behind India. I just can't stop 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[SPLITSLEEVE]

Tritium decays into Helium 3. This is the stuff that Japan is dumping into the ocean.A process to recover tritium from tritiated water has been successfully demonstrated
at TSTA. 694 std. L of tritiated steam have been processed at high decontamination factors resulting in recovery of 1.2 g of tritium. Tritium costs around $30, 000 per gram

[lohpl]

They are building an alien spaceship where if you think about it the alien spaceship also spin.

[somphonexaysinnolay]

I thought not to long they can do everything we need ❤

[sunshineglow]

Almost there, just another step forward to Electro-magnetic space propulsion for Solar and Galactic space Travel--Vimanas!!

[exploretheworld]

ISRO is now asking astrologers for the the good time to start discovering and inventory work. We do three things:
1: We import parts and engine from other countries
2: We thank god of knowledge sarswati for indian wisdom and knowledge
3: break coconut 🥥 offer water to foreign tools
4: worship cow and sprinkle cow's urine over the parts of the space equipment
5: invite Narendra Modi for photo shoot. And start working on the project.😢😢😢😢

[pakjai]

Another issue they may face with this project are potential comet strikes. As you can see, the lunar surface are full of craters and impact zones. Unlike Earth where we are protected to a certain degree by the atmosphere and magnetic fields. The moon has none. So it will be interesting to see how they plan to tackle this issue.

[skylimit]

China will lead mankind to travel out of our solar system !!

[dcauninaivonarck]

I was waiting for you to tell me how such a system would work but never got an explanation. 😒

[PravdaSeed.]

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