China and France launch satellite to better understand the universe in SVOM space mission

A French-Chinese satellite blasted off Saturday on a hunt for the mightiest explosions in the universe, in a notable example of cooperation between a Western power and the Asian giant. For more information, FRANCE 24's Peter O'Brien interviews Olivier Joie-La Marle, head of Space Science at Centre National d'Études Spatiales.
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[johnfeng]

Congratulations to both China and France for win-win cooperation of the cause of human-being!

[havocrein]

Can always ask the Chinese to rescue those astronauts if Starline doesn't work😂😂😂

[Gerry-tw]

Cooperation and competition are the correct ways to handle state relations.

[oceanwave]

China supports France's strategic independence. 🥰 Charles de Gaulle suggested it. Macron (or Le Pen) will finish it. 😎

[Lee.Hsien-Yung]

France was the first western country to recognize and establish diplomatic relations with China in 1964 earlier than other western countries

[jimmiller]

Just like France, they'll deal with anyone if it increases business and redounds to la gloire de la France.

[Jodoe]

USA order EU to stop cooperation with CCP in space.
What is this "French-Chinese satellite" deal?
Does USA order mean anything?

[Cory-vw]

While the hypothesis is primarily conceptual, a mathematical representation would involve defining the flow of space into matter and its effects on time and gravity. Here’s a simplified approach:
Flow Rate of Space:
Φ
𝑠
=
𝑑
𝑉
𝑠
𝑑
𝑡
Φ
s
​
=
dt
dV
s
​

​

where
Φ
𝑠
Φ
s
​
is the flow rate of space,
𝑉
𝑠
V
s
​
is the volume of space, and
𝑡
t is time.
Time Generation:
Δ
𝑡
=
∫
Φ
𝑠
 
𝑑
𝑡
Δt=∫Φ
s
​
dt
where
Δ
𝑡
Δt is the change in time experienced by matter.
Gravity Generation:
𝑔
=
Φ
𝑠
𝑚
g=
m
Φ
s
​

​

where
𝑔
g is the gravitational effect,
Φ
𝑠
Φ
s
​
is the flow rate of space, and
𝑚
m is the mass of the matter.
In summary, the hypothesis that "matter consumes space" offers an intriguing alternative perspective on the relationship between matter, space, time, and gravity.

[david-bdtd]

Astronauts still stranded in space station due to starliner multiple issues ...

[jimbojones]

😆😅🤣😂 solid objects, powered by 'fossil' fuels, in a vacuum?

[mssv]

A country across the ocean meddling in EU

[UCMpDwpVEfKXRHNyAWkuj]

Nasa could ask China to save their astronauts, for mankind it’s not shame

[soowo]

the, satellite was launched from xicang, sichuang province, Southeast China, not central China.