Why China Will Win The Space Race!

The Real Reason China Will Win The Space Race!

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[lhwong]

The funny thing is China is actually just doing it's own thing and the US gets all hyped up for a race.

[zkzhang]

Because China submitted many applications in the 20th century to join the International Space Station for international space station cooperation, but after being rejected many times, China prepared to build its own space station. It’s not that China wants to work alone, but that previous applications have been rejected and it’s forced.

[vincentdesun]

China: here's our plan for the next 5, 10 and 20 years.
US: I smell a race!

[KinLee]

As a Chinese living in China, i think the biggest advantage we have, is that our government can actually planned out what they gonna do next 10 or 20 yrs, And the thing they say they gonna do, exactly 10 yrs from now, the will done it.

[ericliume]

Winning is not the goal of China. China, in the past 20 year, kept his own pace and dedication. It is a continuous devotion in space.

[kimjuny]

China never see it as a "race", only the US so anxious.

[yzhang]

US land on the moon: exploration. China land on the moon: expansion LOL

[mrcrabowski]

As a European, I don't really care who will be there first or who will do this or that first, I love seeing it done in general. So as long as the "new space race" will, again, result in international cooperation in the end, I'm fine with China winning.

[DMT]

I wanna go to the moon, the gravity here on earth hurts my back.

[netizencapet]

The PRC, to its credit doesn't plan on "winning" any so-called "space race" (which doesn't exist), just significantly contributing to planetary sci. knowledge and benefiting from a lunar presence.

[c.raysporleder]

In my 33 years forming our Research Computer Systems Group of IU Chemistry, no students EVER worked as hard or more hours than the Chinese grads/students! No BODY!

[HankMeyer]

I think space exploration is less like a race and more like a seasonal championship sport. Russia was the champion for a while, then the US, and eventually China may have its time at the top. Really we're all the same terrestrial species, and the whole species wins when somebody crosses a new milestone.

[jacobandthensomenumbers]

"imagine if we called the navy water force"
Wait until you hear about the Air Force

[danedudlicek]

"Imagine if we had called the Navy Water Force"
Imagine if we had called the Air Force Air oh wait
🤦‍♂

[sleepvark]

I successfully avoided serving in what was then called space command. They don’t seem to have had anything to fly, so I stayed with flying fighter jets my entire career. My initial degree was in astronautical engineering, otherwise known as rocket science, from the academy. I had the choice of going for a master’s degree or to start pilot training. At that point in time, it wasn’t even close. 21 years of flying mostly front line fighters made for a very satisfying career. My understanding of the math and physics involved in space flight informed my conclusion that the US wasn’t serious about space exploration, and that working in a military that only pretended to move forward in space would have been a career with nothing but frustration to offer. I made the right choice. No regrets.

[randomshipper-pebr]

Let’s go China! As a Chinese, I love the fact that we’re putting up a fight and thriving. I really love the fact that they named all of the modules after Chinese Mythos, like Chang E being girl who went to the moon. Love from Malaysia. We support you!

[ohedd]

The thing is that once Starship can actually launch, land, turnaround, and refuel in orbit, the game will change so drastically that nobody will talk about who first landed some robot on the south pole in 2030. Because on a single launch, Starship HLS puts 100 tons on the lunar surface and they'll be able to put another one there at more or less whatever pace they manage to construct another HLS upper stage.

[lnchgj]

I know, can you imagine if we had named our new air combat arm the "Air Force"? No one would have taken that 🙂

[levinanji]

NASA landed guys on the moon, why are they finding it difficult to do it again? did they burn all the notes from Apollo missions?

[neonone]

Good for china. I love that fact simply that there are humans making such progress. We should congradulate our fellow humans in that mystical far off land