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Space Nuggets - 27/2024 - SpaceX again, ISS outlook and EUMETSAT
ISS - From science to commercialisation , what is the path ahead? In this week’s nugget we explore the news of SpaceX being given the contract to de-orbit the ISS. But there is more to this story. As the space ecosystem shifts from doing only science-oriented missions to looking at various avenues to commercial space missions, who is at the forefront of these efforts?
Can there ever truly be a commercial angle for space that goes beyond government contracts?
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Space Cafe Radio Frontiers - with For All Moonkind's Michelle Hanlon
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Send us a Text Message. (www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1911988/open_sms) Protecting Human Heritage in Outer Space: A Conversation with Michelle Hanlon In this episode of Space Cafe Radio, Torsten Kriening (www.linkedin.com/in/torsten-kriening/) speaks with Michelle Hanlon (www.linkedin.com/in/michelle-l-d-hanlon/) , co-founder and CEO of For All Moonkind (www.forallmoonkind.org/) , ab...
The Silent Majority: Slovakia's Space Ambitions Among Non-Launch Nations
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Guest: Michal Brichta, Director of the Slovak Space Organization Industry Branch In this episode (#110) of the Space Cafe Podcast, Markus delves into Slovakia's space ambitions with Michal Brichta. They discuss Slovakia's role in the global space community, the importance of non-traditional space actors, and the challenges and opportunities faced by smaller nations in the space industry. Guest ...
Space Nuggets - 26/2024 - Chang’e-6 makes History
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On the occasion of the successful return of the China Chang’e-6 Mission, our editor-in-chief, Dr. Emma Gatti, was featured on the BBC for an exclusive interview. Chang'e-6 successfully returned to Earth with 2 kilos of samples from the far side of the Moon, marking a first in human exploration. However, these samples may not be accessible to the international community for some time. 🌏 Subscrib...
Space Nuggets - 25/2024 - Sustainable Lunar Activities : Cooperation or Competition?
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🌕 UN Moon Conference 2024: Game-Changing Lunar Plans Revealed! 🚀 BREAKING: First-ever UN conference on sustainable lunar activities just happened! 😱 Discover how this will affect future Moon missions, space resources, and YOU! 🔥 Hot topics: - ATLAC: The new initiative shaping lunar safety - South Pole landing drama: Who gets the prime real estate? - Space traffic control: Avoiding lunar fender ...
Unlimited Energy from Space: the Potential of Geostationary Solar Farms
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Guest Background: Martin Soltau leads Space Solar, a company dedicated to developing space-based solar power technology. With experience in leading space business initiatives at Fraser Nash Consultancy and a strong interest in energy solutions, Martin is focused on achieving Net Zero emissions through innovative methods. His efforts have been crucial in gaining government support for space-base...
UN Lunar Day 2024 - Interview with Aarti Holla-Maini
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The interview provides a wrap-up of the first day of the UN Sustainable Lunar Activities Conference held in Vienna, featuring an interview with Aarti Holla-Maini, the Director of the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA). Holla-Maini, discusses the success and challenges of organizing the event, marking the first public event by the UNOOSA, and emphasizes the importance of prom...
UN Lunar Day 2024 - Outlook by Torsten Kriening
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The first UN Sustainable Lunar Activities Conference 2024 is about to start. Torsten Kriening gives an overview of this fully packed day in Vienna. This conference aims to foster a meaningful discussion on lunar cooperation in view of our collective vision of bringing the benefits of space to all humankind. By better understanding commonalities within the different approaches of key actors, as ...
Space Nuggets - 24/2024 - Initiatives for Future in Space : Zero Debris Charter
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In this week's Space Nugget, Torsten Kriening provides the latest updates and insights into the Zero Debris Charter initiated by the European Space Agency under Dr Josef Aschbacher's leadership. This charter aims to address concerns about space debris and the future of humanity on Earth as a direct consequence. You can read about the Charter here: www.esa.int/Space_Safety/Clean_Space/The_Zero_D...
Space Cafe Radio Frontiers - with Hannah Ashford about the Karman Fellowship 2024
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Send us a Text Message. (www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1911988/open_sms) Unveiling the Importance of Space and Global Cooperation: A Conversation with Hannah Ashford Join us in this insightful episode of Space Café Radio as we explore the profound impact of space on various aspects of life, from climate monitoring to global communications. Our host, Torsten Kriening (www.linkedin.com/...
ILA 2024 - Interview mit Nicole Thalhofer, BDLI
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Zur Mitte der ILA 2024 sprach Nicole Thalhofer, Abteilungsleiterin Raumfahrt beim BDLI, mit SpaceWatch.Global's Torsten Kriening über die ersten Eindrücke von den Fachbesuchertagen, zudem geben beide einen Einblick in das Programm für die Öffentlichkeitstage am Wochenende.
ILA 2024 - Interview with Dr Josef Aschbacher, ESA
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ESA Director General Dr Josef Aschbacher spoke with SpaceWatch.Globals's Dr Emma Gatti after the industry signature of the Zero Debris Charter, a non-binding commitment for space sustainability.
ILA 2024 - Interview with Dr Andreas Lermann, Munich Aerospace
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At ILA 2024, Dr Andreas Lermann of Munich Aerospace spoke with SpaceWatch.Global's Dr Emma Gatti about the upcoming Munich NewSpace Summit in October 2024. - www.munich-newspace-summit.org/
Space Nuggets - 23/2024 - Missions to space, at the cost of environmental risk?
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Space Nuggets - 23/2024 - Missions to space, at the cost of environmental risk?
ILA 2024 - Morning Show 5 June 2024
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ILA 2024 - Morning Show 5 June 2024
ESA's Ian Carnelli - Deflecting Asteroids through Humble Leadership
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ESA's Ian Carnelli - Deflecting Asteroids through Humble Leadership
ILA 2024 - Special Interview with Dr Matthias Maurer, ESA
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ILA 2024 - Special Interview with Dr Matthias Maurer, ESA
ILA 2024 - Pre-Show Interview with Nicole Thalhofer, BDLI
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ILA 2024 - Pre-Show Interview with Nicole Thalhofer, BDLI
Space Nuggets - 22/2024 - North Korea, Satellites and Failed Launches
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Space Nuggets - 22/2024 - North Korea, Satellites and Failed Launches
Space Cafe Radio - a Space Symposium 2024 review with Dr Heather Pringle
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Space Cafe Radio - a Space Symposium 2024 review with Dr Heather Pringle
Space Nuggets - 21/2024 - Future of Space in Europe
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Space Nuggets - 21/2024 - Future of Space in Europe
CERN’s Pablo Tello and ESA’s Ian Carnelli: Mindcollider - Fusing Space, Physics, and Big Ideas
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CERN’s Pablo Tello and ESA’s Ian Carnelli: Mindcollider - Fusing Space, Physics, and Big Ideas
Space Nuggets - 20/2024 - What is Space Economy?
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Space Nuggets - 20/2024 - What is Space Economy?
Can a World-Class Mountaineer Conquer a 7000m Peak on Jupiter's Moon Io?
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Can a World-Class Mountaineer Conquer a 7000m Peak on Jupiter's Moon Io?
Space Nuggets - 19/2024 - Allies, Bullies and Vetos - The West vs East in Space
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Space Nuggets - 19/2024 - Allies, Bullies and Vetos - The West vs East in Space
Space Cafè Radio - ispace and the Japanese space journey
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Space Cafè Radio - ispace and the Japanese space journey
GEOINT 2024 - A first review from the show floor
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GEOINT 2024 - A first review from the show floor
Mark Clampin: NASA Astrophysics Director Discusses the Agency's Future, Habitable Worlds, Starshi...
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Mark Clampin: NASA Astrophysics Director Discusses the Agency's Future, Habitable Worlds, Starshi...
GEOINT 2024 - Interview with Tsuri Shemer, IAI
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GEOINT 2024 - Interview with Tsuri Shemer, IAI
GEOINT 2024 - Interview with Clement Galic, Unseenlabs
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GEOINT 2024 - Interview with Clement Galic, Unseenlabs

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @chowkokchung4671
    @chowkokchung4671 2 дні тому

    I think cjina no need to give d clowns west d moon samples.if they want it just go there to take it

  • @chowkokchung4671
    @chowkokchung4671 2 дні тому

    Us govern clowns yhat NASA didn't step foot on moon why disgusting lie n fool d world.they think ee r stupid n fool

  • @omggnome1
    @omggnome1 2 дні тому

    I think the narrative around climate change is often blown out of proportion. While environmental issues are important, the level of alarmism can sometimes overshadow practical solutions and realistic perspectives. It's crucial to have a balanced view and focus on actionable steps rather than constant fear-mongering.

  • @chriswong9158
    @chriswong9158 3 дні тому

    Even with China successful mission, Westerner are still looking down on Asian ability... sad still.

  • @zhenlongchen5274
    @zhenlongchen5274 4 дні тому

    It is reported the Chnag'e 6 reached 31 Mach number (M or Ma), which faster than Ultraman (20Ma). How fast is this spacecraft? Is it true?

  • @neo_smith
    @neo_smith 4 дні тому

    Americans have only recently passed new laws to prevent others from going near the place where they claim to have landed on the moon. Are you beginning to panic when you see the seriousness of the Chinese people and the attitude of doing what they say?😂😂

  • @FireAmazon-wm6yg
    @FireAmazon-wm6yg 4 дні тому

    USA stands firm behind the WA, banning China till the end of time.

  • @dphuntsman
    @dphuntsman 4 дні тому

    With regard to NASA contracting development of an ISS deorbit vehicle- as it is required to do, as the INTEGRATOR of the ISS-the other International Partners have not volunteered any funds/efforts to ‘help’ the US carry out that responsibility. Nor has the US government outsourced the responsibility, as you almost imply, to SpaceX; it simply contracted for design, development, & delivery on site of hardware to the government- as per usual for all. I take Very strong issue that deorbitng ISS may in the act be ‘deorbiting’ the whole idea of working peacefully in space as well. The commercial LEO space stations are starting to shape up as replacements in that regard. For example, StarLab: “Starlab Space- a joint venture created by U.S.-based Voyager Space with Europe’s Airbus - has already forged a pact with the European Space Agency to host ESA astronauts and spacecraft in what could be the globe’s first independent space station. Expanding their joint venture to include Japanese rocket designer Mitsubishi Corporation and Canadian space robotics inventor MDA is also likely to attract astronauts from those two space-power states to the Starlab Station.” www.forbes.com/sites/kevinholdenplatt/2024/06/07/above-the-earths-wars-starlab-aims-to-be-orbital-beacon-of-peace/ While it does not include Russia, there is a very good reason for that; and it’s not just because they’ve invaded a European country; they have also recently increased their belligerence in space as well, as the above article notes. There is no realistic way of starting new space programs with Russian as long as the current ‘leadership’ & behavior remains in place- you know that- & that is not the fault of the democracies. There’s also something else to accept: The fact that when US folded Russia directly into the ISS it was, actually, an anomaly for a very proud country; they were falling apart that year, and the US took many positive actions- including bringing them into ISS- to keep their aerospace engineers from fleeing and going off and doing bad things. Now, both China, and Russia, insist on having their own space stations. They won’t be deterred from it- period. We just have to accept that. Russia just announced their new space station program. The good news, from my point of view, is that it will be in a new orbit- much more polar, unique for a space station, which brings its own value-added. IF, in the 2030s, Russia can UN-make itself as a pariah nation again- and if China can do the same - we can hope for a constant exchange of visits and experiments among the many sets of very different stations in very different orbits doing very different things. As the article points out, in fact, the more space stations in orbit by more countries, the less likely prospect of armed conflict in LEO. But that’s not all under our control in the west. What we Can do, is express our interest in doing things like that- pointing to the ISS as the stellar example, how we kept it going with Russia even during their terrible Ukraine aggression- to counter the constant propaganda inside China et al about a belligerent West in space. - Dave Huntsman

  • @dphuntsman
    @dphuntsman 5 днів тому

    To my European friends: Since you packed a broad-brush of comments in a short time, I’ll separate out my comments. First: on Eumetsat picking SpaceX over Ariane 6: This is a clear case where some true investigative space journalism is needed: Why- seriously- was Ariane 6 not able to capture a European organization as a customer- something it was literally tailor made- at taxpayer expense, I might add- to do? NO EUROPEAN SPACE JOURNALIST is digging to get facts to answer the question- as, unfortunately, is usual- and THAT is part and parcel of Europe’s space competitiveness problem. We NEED Europe to step up; but that requires Everyone to step up-including European space journalism. DIG! Dig from Eumetsat; Dig from taxpayer-funded Arianespace and Ariane group; dig on relative prices offered, on schedules, on guarantees. Do NOT complain - as, with respect, I maintain you are (indirectly) doing- about ‘sovereignty’; because that’s about spoon-feeding, which Arianespace may be assumed it had a ‘right’ to, instead of honestly competing. And- again, with respect- you as space journalists seem to have the same disease: assuming they had a ‘right’ to the contract, instead of honestly having to compete for it, despite already having built-in advantages. My personal guess is, THAT may have been the undoing here. PLEASE: Europe needs to stand up in space; but it will Not get there by insisting on spoon feeding an industry/contractor- or, its own media. Let’s start by focusing on a media that also needs to, first and foremost, do ITS part in INSISTING ON EUROPEAN SPACE COMPETITIVENESS (sorry for shouting!). And I speak as a friend of Europe who feels it’s in Earth’s interests for the democracies to be the one’s modernizing/competing in space- instead of a Chinese Communist Party-controlled PRC being the country doing so. Please take this as constructive criticism. - Dave Huntsman

  • @lincolnteh1963
    @lincolnteh1963 5 днів тому

    The equipment and vehicle NASA left behind cannot be found.

  • @leesichoon9707
    @leesichoon9707 5 днів тому

    BS

  • @HappyPandaBear73
    @HappyPandaBear73 5 днів тому

    👍🇨🇳🚀🌘🌗🚀🌏

  • @sangtong5550
    @sangtong5550 6 днів тому

    Ha Ha surprise me first time BBC positive comment about China !

  • @BenVost
    @BenVost 7 днів тому

    Yes, for the Mars trilogy! Good to hear your voice again, Erik 👍

  • @billyesomann
    @billyesomann 7 днів тому

    By American law passed by the Congress, no cooperation with China in space exploration, finish

  • @RochellOfalla
    @RochellOfalla 7 днів тому

    Jia you Zhong Guo ❤️🇨🇳💪

  • @tkh2944
    @tkh2944 9 днів тому

    The national insecurity of a certain country is being elevated to dangerous levels with this perfect & successful event that Chin a could bring further for mankind ... 😅

  • @mcc9102
    @mcc9102 9 днів тому

    Chinese just demonstrated his inter planet hypersonic missile technology. If the lander became Chinese missile, I bet it could destroy any target 380 thousand kilometers away with perfect accuracy, since the lander using parachute drifted only 680 meters off target .😅

  • @thomasrogers9146
    @thomasrogers9146 9 днів тому

    CHINA IS NOT SENDING A SIGN TO THE U S. THE WORLD DOES NOT REVOLVE AROUND US AMERICANS. CHINA IS DOING ITS OWN THING NOT COPYING OR CARE WHAT THE U.S THINKS. THEY HAVE BEEN AROUND FOR 5000 YEARS. THE U.S ONLY 250 YEARS AND 75 YEARS AS A SUPER POWER 30 YEARS UNIPOLAR. THE CHINESE DO NOT GIVE A SHIT ABOUT WHAT THE U.S IS DOING OR NOT DOING.

  • @michaelloong964
    @michaelloong964 10 днів тому

    NASA chief said China has stolen IP from the US to send space module to the moon and collects moon soil and rocks. As the US lays claim to be the first moon explorer and occupier, ( Even if the 1969 Apollo mission to the moon was a fake.) anyone who goes to the moon and collect moon soil must surrender to the US .

  • @David-ut3zv
    @David-ut3zv 10 днів тому

    Well, the US “samples” have been said to be from Arizona. The sample from the far side of the moon is much harder to get.

  • @wise003090
    @wise003090 10 днів тому

    US excluded China from the ISS . China will share moon samples with other countries not US.

  • @eleanorsmith2558
    @eleanorsmith2558 10 днів тому

    Thumb up to BBC, the only mainstream news agency so far has pronounced the Chinese goddess correctly. It’s Chang Er (approx) not Chang I. Just like president XI is not president 11.😅

  • @eleanorsmith2558
    @eleanorsmith2558 10 днів тому

    Interesting thing is: based on the US Lunar earth sample (density and composition), Chang’e-5 aimed to collect 2KG but only managed to bring back 1.7KG. China studied this self-collected sample and applied what they had learned to Chang’e-6. This time round, it was 1.935KG. Clearly, the sample shared by US has been intentionally or unintentionally misleading the previous Chinese Lunar mission. 😊

    • @chriswong9158
      @chriswong9158 3 дні тому

      After more detail of NASA moon sample, they found more NASA material on Easter Island.

  • @Sophie-iv4ci
    @Sophie-iv4ci 10 днів тому

    The us had acquired 700+ kg of moon samples. Yet they only gave 1 gram of sample to China on the day they changed diplomatic relations to mainland China! 🤣🤣🤣

    • @chinpinhon
      @chinpinhon 10 днів тому

      1 gram of dust from the Nevada desert

  • @liuyizhi71
    @liuyizhi71 11 днів тому

    Regrettable dishonesty to compare the Chinese time frame handover of this sample with the "almost immediately" from the Americans' Apollo half century ago, thus inferring that the Americans were more kindly. Btw, NASA has the nerves as it'll bid for a share of this sample 😆

    • @michaelloong964
      @michaelloong964 10 днів тому

      NASA did not bid for the soil sample. It demanded China to surrender the soil as NASA said the moon belongs to the US.

    • @nanyanguo1
      @nanyanguo1 9 днів тому

      dont believe america gave access to their samples "almost immediately" lst as she said the rocks samples have to be quarantined After that, they would analyse the rocks lst which will take sometime

    • @chriswong9158
      @chriswong9158 3 дні тому

      Wolf Amendment Act of US Gov., on NASA.... not going to happen.

  • @taiyeantang
    @taiyeantang 11 днів тому

    Apollo went to another moon

  • @smashsmash5866
    @smashsmash5866 11 днів тому

    america is so butthurt seeing China's achievment in space exploration. China is just doing their thing, don't care and no need to compete with any country.

  • @chrismanchin
    @chrismanchin 11 днів тому

    Great job China 👍

  • @Kai-ic4mp
    @Kai-ic4mp 11 днів тому

    20years ago U.S. blocked China out of the ISS, and now you want their moon sample from the “dark side “? In about 3-5 years the only space station in space is from China and they did it all by themselves….. have you guys realized how young their engineers and scientists are from all these space mission videos? They will lead the world in this regard.

  • @user-nl5bp8li3b
    @user-nl5bp8li3b 11 днів тому

    I request for China. the soil collected from moon And bring the earth. don't share US or NASA, China don't forget what US did long time ago. China try to visit International Space Station and US not allowed TO CHINA , So China never forget. What US DID ,,,

    • @haiyanhutchison1822
      @haiyanhutchison1822 10 днів тому

      China should not forget what the US did, and still DOING.....

    • @yuliu8875
      @yuliu8875 10 днів тому

      No worry. The US has a law (The Wolf amendment) that prohibits cooperation between NASA and China.

    • @petervan7372
      @petervan7372 9 днів тому

      the murica claimed it owns the moon

    • @chngcheehwee5433
      @chngcheehwee5433 6 днів тому

      😂😂 even cooperation with Europe space program was interfered by 3rd party...😆😆😆

  • @Fu-2-Dai
    @Fu-2-Dai 11 днів тому

    USA rejected to cooperate with China in the past. How come do they hope to get any from China?

  • @lemanlie4921
    @lemanlie4921 11 днів тому

    Fantastico Ch1na. Respect full

  • @pbworld7858
    @pbworld7858 11 днів тому

    So how many countries in the international space community spoke out for China when USA decided to throw China out of the community and barred them? So why should China be expected to share the moon samples immediately when they did all the hard work despite the sanctions placed on them and nobody spoke out (especially the Europeans and Japan). The fact that China was willing to share the previous samples with USA shows they are not playing petty games like the USA.

  • @jetli740
    @jetli740 11 днів тому

    she forgot to said: at what cost....

  • @almostamerican8077
    @almostamerican8077 11 днів тому

    And today, The USA forgot how to go back to the Moon?

    • @hyeung1
      @hyeung1 11 днів тому

      Getting more and more suspicious by the day when you compare the pictures/videos from this mission with the ones from Apollo 11. This lander is supposed to be much smaller, yet it had a large imprint on the lunar soil when landing. However, there's no imprint from Apollo 11's lander.

    • @AZ-co4mn
      @AZ-co4mn 11 днів тому

      Congratulations to China❤ absolutely amazing and the best 🎉 you achieved the impossible as NASA head said the the far side of the moon is always dark, how could you do that😂 with such an ignorant and shameful, incompetent statement, NASA is no longer a scientific agency any more. 😢 I have full confidence in Chinese space program ❤

    • @sjtyuki
      @sjtyuki 10 днів тому

      @@hyeung1 Sixty years ago, the United States broadcast the moon landing live without delay, and the president even made a phone call and had a non-delayed conversation with the astronauts. How did they do that in an era without 3G, 4G, or 5G? Zero delay! They also brought a lunar buggy and drove on the moon. How did they do that?😅😅😅

    • @michaelloong964
      @michaelloong964 10 днів тому

      @@sjtyuki Haha, NASA brought the internal combustion engine buggy to the moon for the astronaut to drive for fun even when there is no oxygen on the moon. Also NASA brought a lamp to the moon so that the astronauts shadows can follow them where ever they go even though the moon has no lighting.. NASA also brought a fan to the moon so that the American flag can wave on the windless moon surface.

    • @HappyPandaBear73
      @HappyPandaBear73 5 днів тому

      I say to thee, but not to me. There’s simply just “NOT” enough Lunar Samples to go around for all the Countries/Nations in the World - so, the U$A will just “simply” have to go to “Far Side” of the Moon for the #1st time on its own and retrieve it for its Scientific Community. Modern American Democracy is #1 so, the U$A wouldn’t want the rest of the World to know that the U$A is relying on a “Communistic” Country/Nation like China to render Lunar Samples to the “Mighty United States Of America” - would we? That wouldn’t reflected a positive image on the U$A for the rest of World to see - - - just don’t rely or used the Boeing’s Space Shuttle to get there because it might be “too safe”!…👍😅😂🤣🤦🏽🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏻‍♂️🙅🏽‍♀️🙅‍♂️🙅🏻

  • @sinocare
    @sinocare 11 днів тому

    In the US and its allies, this achievement is widely viewed as China competing or challenging US dominance in the space. However in China, it is viewed as an important step toward its destiny “ our objective is amid of stars and galaxies (中华民族的目标是星辰大海)”. Chinese officials never made any reference to US and its space dominance.

    • @sjtyuki
      @sjtyuki 10 днів тому

      China is only engaged in scientific research. Politics, competition, and hegemony are all American terms.

  • @crazyjohnhoward
    @crazyjohnhoward 11 днів тому

    Well done China.

  • @letsgobrandon4429
    @letsgobrandon4429 11 днів тому

    Why should China share the samples with USA when they wouldn’t even allow china to use the international space station 20 years ago? Thus, china built their own and they are ahead in space research.

    • @sjtyuki
      @sjtyuki 10 днів тому

      The Americans blocked their own way with their own laws

    • @rsyrsy8543
      @rsyrsy8543 10 днів тому

      Absolutely logical

    • @petervan7372
      @petervan7372 9 днів тому

      Give them some dirt with shit and say it's from muricans moon landing site

    • @sunnysunshine2654
      @sunnysunshine2654 9 днів тому

      Chinese scientists are even not allowed to participate in some international conferences in this field.

    • @ytfanlingeric
      @ytfanlingeric 8 днів тому

      @@sunnysunshine2654 Exactly! The US played nasty using VISA to the US as a tool to prevent Chinese delegates from attending the international conference.

  • @ButchCassidyAndSundanceKid
    @ButchCassidyAndSundanceKid 11 днів тому

    The U.S. sent fake moon samples to Netherlands, she forgot to mention that.

  • @bayernvoeller
    @bayernvoeller 11 днів тому

    CIA - ' China has destroyed NASA Apollo Mission landing site, leaving no trace of American Astronaut on the Moon surface !!! '

    • @7150285
      @7150285 11 днів тому

      Soviet nor Americans have ever landed on Far Side of the Moon. Which is completely different.

    • @ekayonosuwito3298
      @ekayonosuwito3298 5 днів тому

      🤮🤮🤮

    • @neo_smith
      @neo_smith 4 дні тому

      😂The Chinese haven't landed on the moon yet, but they've already stolen the American lunar rover!😂

    • @7150285
      @7150285 3 дні тому

      @@neo_smith Soviets were first. Not American. American stole it from the Soviets, and stole Von Braun from the Nazi Germans. China beated everyone to reach the Far Side of the Moon and became the first country to retrieve Far Side of the Moon sample. India beated US & Russia to reach the South Pole of the Moon. China can't steal human Moon landing tech because US had already 'lost' the tech for 50 years it seems... China is trying to get humans on the Moon by 2030 (or earlier). And if China gets the 1st Moon base going...US would be behind...

    • @7150285
      @7150285 3 дні тому

      @@neo_smith American copied the Soviet into space. And stole Nazi German scientists. China is getting closer and closer to put humans on the Moon as well. And if they establish the first lunar base US would DEFINITELY fall behind 😆 🤣

  • @tonyatgoogle6076
    @tonyatgoogle6076 11 днів тому

    China is the leader.

  • @namelesswarrior4760
    @namelesswarrior4760 11 днів тому

    The West just can't give China a compliment without adding a few snide remarks into it. The West is coping hard.

    • @ys29229
      @ys29229 11 днів тому

      Fear of decline made these western people panicked and resorted to underhand techniques. Let them be ! Don't waste our time on those losers.

  • @PravdaSeed.
    @PravdaSeed. 11 днів тому

    🚀 TaikonauT 💚🐉🇨🇳🐉💚

  • @ys29229
    @ys29229 11 днів тому

    Wow ! Even an expert, a former NASA scientist, made simple error of referring to the far side as dark side. NASA administrator Bill Nelson also said dark side of the moon. My question is did all NASA personnel, technical or non- technical, made the same dark side reference in their meeting, conference, literature, record etc ?

    • @tonyatgoogle6076
      @tonyatgoogle6076 11 днів тому

      Come on show respect. One of the job entry question for nasa, 'is the moon flat?' If you answer no you get the job. So, come on, these guys are abive average 😂😂😂

    • @charlesyeeh
      @charlesyeeh 11 днів тому

      @@tonyatgoogle6076 😂 Haha! You made my day!

    • @zhanglini
      @zhanglini 11 днів тому

      ​@@tonyatgoogle6076the correct answer is "it depends"

    • @RobertTung-wl5ww
      @RobertTung-wl5ww 10 днів тому

      The vision is the product of evolution, our eye is one of them. Cats can only see everything as green or brown colors. Open your mind to see different national flags.

    • @PhiloSurfer
      @PhiloSurfer 8 днів тому

      You should consider yourself lucky that NASA did not refer to it as back side.

  • @peterg0
    @peterg0 11 днів тому

    50 years ago,it's just a hollywood show...

    • @7150285
      @7150285 11 днів тому

      Maybe or maybe not. Who knows? And we cannot confirm anything. Maybe we can finally confirm it once we get humans to the Moon again.

    • @sjtyuki
      @sjtyuki 10 днів тому

      @@7150285 The US space agency has issued a warning not to allow Chinese lunar exploration equipment to approach their lunar landing site. Why is that? Are they afraid that others will see that there is nothing there?

    • @shualex5732
      @shualex5732 7 днів тому

      China gave a piece of Moon earth to France and France compare with america moon earths and both piecies have only 25% similar ​@@7150285😂

    • @LimJiaKim
      @LimJiaKim 7 днів тому

      What happened 50 years ago, real or not is not important anymore.

    • @7150285
      @7150285 7 днів тому

      @@LimJiaKim what happen 50 years ago is history. Whether it was real history or made up history. I mean wouldn't you like to figure out???? Lol.

  • @pakhoe888
    @pakhoe888 11 днів тому

    OK, NASA went to the moon to bring samples back in the mid 60's and 70's, and NASA claimed all records for that period are all destroyed. Here is an interesting article: The moon rock was given by USA in about 1970 to Netherlands Prime Minister Willem Drees. He kept the gift in his private collection until his death in 1988. The rock was given by his estate to the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. It was discovered the rock was a fake - a bit of fossilised wood. 🤣😂. Of course NASA went to the moon, so there should be a lander and a couple of moon buggies on the moon when they return, just plug in a new battery and the moon buggies should fire up, no air and oxygen so no oxidation, just dust, maybe some lubricant too. Heard the moon can be very cold, so the lubricant may not be what it used to be. Here is another news article about NASA's moon rock "www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna32581790"

  • @suyandragunawan9083
    @suyandragunawan9083 11 днів тому

    What happened the world without china? BRI, VACCINE, ELECTRONIC, ETC

    • @chriswong9158
      @chriswong9158 3 дні тому

      & US 4th July firework, silk under garment, the compass, dumpling soup, Bruce Lee, commercial Tea, print block

  • @jianyang6281
    @jianyang6281 11 днів тому

    are you sure the Apollo mission had given you the soil sample from the moon? or just from the earth? Netherland's sample from the US was fake for sure.

  • @geoffreywilliams9324
    @geoffreywilliams9324 11 днів тому

    Someone of these astronomers are really good lookers, ha ha . . 'Good lookers' get it ?