China’s ULTIMATE Space Domination With Insane New Experiments

In the vastness of space, an ambitious new player is quietly but powerfully shaping the future. Unseen by many, yet impossible to ignore, China is creating an amazing web of satellites and missions that stretch beyond our immediate comprehension. From operating a space station, commanding mega constellations to retrieving samples from the dark side of lunar surface, China keeps doing the impossible and its a sight to behold.

Today’s episode will offer a glimpse into China’s rapidly expanding space capabilities and how much of a strategic advantage the nation commands.

#china #chinaspacestation #chinaspace

Chapters
00:00 – Intro
01:10 - China’s Global Spacesail Project
03:44 - Beyond The Satellite Capability
06:55 - A Blend of AI & Space Capabilities

[OledraMathewEddemaga]

The term "Dominance", is predominantly used by the West. This is in their mindset of colonialism, oppression, exploitation, suppression, greed, dehumanization, brainwashing and seeing others as incapable.
In every dealing of their, they expect others to look to them for everything assume to be the criteria for any idea, be it sociopolitical or socioeconomic and even in technology. This way of thinking urges them view successful nations like China as rivals and enemies. This obsessed with the use of the term, dominance, international order, world order and sanctions. This to us is absurd and uncalled for. We don't have see the progress others make as a competition. This is an indicator of immaturity and nativity displayed by the West, particularly the US.

[joemartin]

if you do not start wars you can use your money to improve the country like China does

[donhuang]

China should consider building a manned Space-Ship that can maneuver at will in space, as its Space station, for prolong periods, as well as serves as a ‘half-way house’ to receives / delivers humans / materials from the Moon.

[yu-jdjg]

Domination is a word used to describe the Hegemonic US and Dominance should be used to describe China

[supatchaisrimaneephan]

Effects of Chinese sanctions on the ISS space council.
Thailand.

[khaidirabdulmajid]

Stop using the phrase ‘ international order’ when you mean international dominance

[kitemastercheok]

I am 70 and look forward to China fulfilling her 45 years Plan in Space.

[LandGrabbingIndia]

Competition, especially competition for technological superiority or ego, breeds innovation.😁Even India, with a GDP per capita of less than 3k, is trying to compete (not necessarily superior) with US or China on the global stage. 🤣😂😅😆😁Space program in the 1960s first before toilet program (Swachh Bharat Mission 2014).💪

[honfmeilingfleet]

China begin to Dominate the Space while US and Westerners got fire up

[alsetalokin]

please bring down starlink the space polluter

[ganjarwb]

I'm still confused why some people are equating the Artemis Accords with the ILRS Program..? The Artemis Accords are just that.. accords, guidelines.. most of their signatories are not even involved in anyway with NASA's actual manned lunar project which is called the Artemis Program.. So it's much more appropriate to equate the ILRS Program to the Artemis Program instead of the Artemis Accords.

Usa sought to stop and prevent chjnese space just says, "nah, hold my baijiu" and unleashed miracle after miracle.

[richardprice]

You seem to have forgotten about SpaceX which is several years ahead of both counties national space programs and will become the real major player in space.

[favesongslist]

I hope China takes responsibility for the space debris created by their satellite constellation.
Excited over China's amazing moon missions.

[richiexp]

Can you make more space videos please, i'm tired of all the weapons nonsense...i thought the channel is called Race to Space not Race to War...