Turbulent Week for US/China Space Relations, 1 km-long Space Station Project, 2 Launches in the Week

This week, we discuss:

00:00 Introduction
01:06 Turbulent week in US-China space relations
09:00 2 launches in a week
15:08 China’s Natural Science Foundation publishes the “Guidelines for the 14th Five-Year Plan first batch of projects”, hints at research on a 1-km long super space station

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Credits for various visuals: Axiom Space, Bigelow, NASA, Space Symposium, CNBC, Daily Telegraph, CASC, CAST, CNSA, CMSEO, Expace, ESA

[dannydmugosa]

The US has done amazing things in space exploration and is defiantly a leader in this industry. However, lot of people getting fed-up with US making everything a cold-war issue and working hard to isolate other countries if they feel that the country is too competitive. I mean the Earth belongs to others too and they have some rights too? Yes? No? US needs to be very careful because imposing isolation policies on others could backfire leaving them isolated. US needs to engage in discussions to overcome any challenges and more importantly remain credible by sticking to the deals they make.

[angelv]

With what is happening today in America as if they are no longer united states, i am rooting for China to dominate the space race, their achievements in the moon at mars are unbelievable, yes they say they are late to the game but at least they are in the game. And they are in the brink of winning the game. 👏👏👏

[ChrisZ]

Your channel is so underrated. We need more objective / balanced reporting like yours

[Hahaha]

Will be nice if USA stop being so worried about China and start respecting China as equal.

[jacobrocks]

Glad you are keeping us updated about China space development..doubt CNN or other mainstream western media will discuss

[BullishTham]

You had clarified that CN are researching the kilometer long space station, where as other media is portraying CN is building it. Good job.

[frogman]

OMG THEY CHANGED THE INTRO !!! Totally rocks, keep up the hard work !

[rickrunner]

you got me hooked guys ! great channel ! love it.

[vicuongdang]

Shame on US part that rejected China participation in the space programs and request to be part of Chinese space program at present. Great move China!

[sayaandyangsaya]

Amazing! The space century is closing~

[iqbang]

I just heard NASA criticize China for using Chinese characters on the Tiangong space station and it's not up to international standards. Lol.

[vidsurf]

The idea of having a hotel in space is awesome.

[leo]

China doesn't dream. It just knuckled down and make things happen. Don't talk too much, just do it

[leeronald]

Dominating ambition and selfishness will put US behind some countries in the near future.

[HeliosWorksAV]

Excellent content as always, also, I liked your old intro but this new one is even better! Keep up the good work.

[paulyi]

Jealousy comes from US towards the new kid to the block, common observation though in all aspects of life, don't you think so?

[reygorospe]

The 'International' in ISS is a misnomer because the US has (by legislation) permanently banned China from being part of the space station. The US has no moral ascendancy to prevent China from pursuing it's own space program, let alone be dictated on what and what not to pursue. Banning them from the ISS was perhaps the best thing that happened to China because they are progressing into space by leaps and bounds.

[AverageGuy]

US made a request to China Space Agency that "English shall be the main spoken language in China Space Station" in order for them to have join mission. China said "No, thank you"

[iqbang]

Wow, a one-kilometer-long spaceship! If I were the United States, I would not sit there and watch. Let the space race start again!

[efaxing]

CHINA is working on collaborations, while the U.S is focusing on isolation and selection.