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If you were to mentioned about the rocket debris by China, then you should also mention the US rocket debris dropped on the US, Canada and Australia soils.
@Darling Are you kidding me? This comes up in memes and troll comments all the time. "No one want to mention"? No one will let him forget it! ;-)
(your own comment is a case in point)
(and to be fair, it was an inconvenience, not a near-miss of the farmer)
They're a pain in the as*s, their incidents are undercover, the malicius envy's China progress in way to sussed over all technology.
@Darling Florida farmers migrated to Mexico cause debris had killed more cows than Wolves. 🤣😆😂
@@manuelvazquez8850 The Chinese are purposely excluded from the international space program. They are entitled to do thing on their own or even to keep it secretly, since no one care about what they do anyway.
He has in older vids ona subject
First time to know that all NASA rocket boosters are controllable. LOL
they come down with stylish drifting technique with that "ahhhh" cowboy meme at the background.
Make a wish when you see them pass, one of wishes must be don't fall on yourself.🤣
@@jxmai7687 When western rocket debri uncontrolled entry start to burn like a falling star, many westerner do make a wish, they probably wish it fall on some1 house, as a sacrifice to their cult god so their wish of having affair can come true.
did u make such wish too? do you get lay after those debri pawn some human or animal? thats why you come here to talk about wishing right? your wish come true at the cost of others suffering, you are soooo magnificently benevolent to spread your stupidity across the globe, well done
I’m sure US space program is “transparent “ right? Lol
The thing is. When China doesn’t show it. U scream no transparency, and now China shows u. U call him show off. Jesus Christ how to please u. Lol
Sure is! You can go right up next to the rockets they are building in SpaceX starbase Texas and you can get tours of NASAs VAB where they are building the SLS rockets. There's also a lot of video footage and pictures of them building scientific satellites and the like.
@@zackfreeland6420 what about the wikileaks stuff , heard lots of stuff hidden there lol
@@JC.72 Wikileaks is dubiously credible at its absolute best. And even so, it makes sense for spy satellites and the like to be kept secret no? China does the same.
@@zackfreeland6420 exactly so its the same lol
Curious, from when the used rocket booster became such a critical issue worth mentioning? Didn't Space Shuttle shred hundreds of fuel tanks and solid rocket boosters in the past?
It is sad to see a video blogger, whose claimed purpose is to promote space exploration, pointing to a space champion who didn't make a 100-point score. Yeah, the debris, the booster... surely those Chinese space engineers should be put on the shame list for committing such as a horrible crime? Problem is, did anyone or any properties got damaged by that debris? If the answer is no, then what are you talking about? Why such a fuss for something never happened?
The US was a pioneer in space exploration, partially stimulated by a sputnik moment. I didn't see such a moment now. Instead, I saw sour grapes.
Bias is the core of today's world chaos. Using prejudiced view to shape a public opinion is what we the collective west do the best.
A chinese rocket booster fell on a village in the ivory coast of Africa in 2020.
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Thanks for bringing out this news. I did some fact-checking. The original report was from Forbes in May 2020. It claimed that certain objects fell from the sky and hit the west coast of Africa, shortly after China’s CZ-5B rocket launched.
However, there was no definite proof that the said object was actually part of the rocket, and no one has conducted any field research. All accusations were based on a Twitter, and the thing alleged to be rocket debris didn’t resemble anything from a rocket. Further, there was no report of casualties in the village.
I wouldn’t use this gossip as proof of the damage.
@Dave Cai , I think you missed the beginning of the international conversation... Yes, rocket debris from American (and French) rocket launches were strongly condemned in the early years of their development of orbital spaceflight. There are dramatic video reels showing dozens of rocket explosions scattering debris everywhere around their launch sites -not a single one is Chinese. Most of them are American, I believe.
So yes, a hue and cry went up. And the space agencies adopted policies that protected surrounding communities from explosions on the pad... and from early-phase rocket debris that would fall just miles downrange of the launch... and from staging debris higher up along the launch trajectory... and then from rocket stages, fairings, decommissioned satellites, etc. which had reached orbit and now would soon deorbit SOMEWHERE. All the world's orbital-class launch vehicles follow these best-practices to minimize the danger from stray bits of their hardware falling back to Earth. The Space Shuttle had a huge disposable fuel tank they needed to worry about, for instance, and it was always nudged into a re-entry trajectory that would put it into an ocean if it didn't burn up completely in the atmosphere. And then that telemetry was shared with all other space agencies and appropriate air and sea traffic authorities, so that folks knew what to expect.
These debris management best-practices are old and widely understood in the worldwide aerospace community.
The CNSA is highly capable in every other area of rocket engineering and spaceflight, so there is no doubt that Long March upper stages COULD have thrusters that nudged them into predetermined "safe re-entry trajectories" that would be routinely shared with other space agencies and air-traffic control networks.
This is why commentators often have a plaintive or accusatory tone when they ask "Why won't China solve this problem?" Because it isn't a difficult problem. Even if it were a difficult problem, it would be easily within the CNSA's expertise to solve it.
Knowing this, it seems like China is "being purposefully careless" as if it is hoping the debris might attract attention to its space activities. As if they hope "Oh, this is an Inconel rocket nozzle from a Long March and it's way over here on the other side of the world, China's rockets must really be reaching orbit!"
China does not need to prove its expertise to any other nation. Any amateur astronomer with a decent telescope can watch TienGong soar overhead, and calculate its direction and therefore the inclination of its orbit; any amateur mathematician can calculate how fast that bright "satellite" is moving, and therefore determine the altitude of its orbit. Anyone with an internet connection will identify it as the recently-completed CNSA TienGong Space Station, the only space station operated by a single spacefaring nation. THIS IS A TREMENDOUS REASON TO FEEL PROUD.
Why, then, diminish that worldwide prestige by choosing not to follow fundamental international range-safety and reentry-safety protocols? Chinese officials twist the question and won't answer it.
[edit: to be fair, I believe range safety protocols are now routinely followed by the CNSA, as it has been a long time since flaming rocket debris landed in the Chinese countryside. But please, take the same pride in your re-entry safety protocol as you do in your range safety protocol. If this is done, the world ought to excuse the occasional exception: other spacefaring nations have accidents from time to time. Sometimes horrible ones (like the Challenger's destruction raining debris in a line that spanned most of the state of Texas).]
Anyway, I am a long-time admirer of China's space program, and will be the first to defend it from its detractors. It would be easier to do so if the CNSA just made this one change to its operational protocols!
@@Wordsmiths Thank you for making such a great effort to explain.
what is your thought that space x rocket debris falls on US and Australian farms last year an this year? they are controlled or uncontrolled? is double standard a cheap trick?
more interesting is the US is the only country in the world being sued because it's rocket debris destroyed foreign land.
Australia rightfully belongs to China since Australia is too warm for Europeans while American farms were stolen from Indigenous Asiatic tribes.
China proves failure of democracy since eugenic dictatorships can say no and make sacrifices.
Whatever US did is ok. Whatever China did is wrong. Idiotic narratives
This is a very rare event for Spacex, they lost control of a couple of rockets out of 200 launches. China is not even attempting to control where they come down.
@@royh6526 but the timing, path and location for boosters to fall are all calculated before launch, and the material being used to make the booster is aluminium alloy which is easy to be burnt out.
Falling uncontrollably into the middle of the ocean every time ...
We only heard the US rocket debris fall on an Australian farm and never heard the Chinese rocket debris fall on an inhabited zone.
A series of successfully launched Chinese rockets has really put the Artemis 1 rocket in tough spot as it is still sitting on the launch pad.
Yeah. SLS has been an embarrassment for a long time. We sometimes refer to it as the Senate Launch System because that's where it gets all its support. If it weren't such a lucrative and prestigious project for so many senators' constituents, it would have been canceled a long time ago.
(None of them want to be the senator personally responsible for eliminating half the high-tech or aerospace jobs in their home states!)
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So what,i wish if the Chinese debris hit the artimis and blow up..hahha
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Whats with the extra emphasis on uncontrolled entry? This means the rest are alll contorlled entry? Just need to be consistent or else it will appear that there some sort of double standard to the Chinese.
Yes, a lot of work goes into minimizing space debris from landing in populated areas. Most large objects (like 2nd stage of SpaceX Falcon 9) are controlled to fall in one of the oceans far from land. Smaller objects generally burn up completely in upper atmosphere so no debris reaches ground. SpaceX delayed their laser communications feature in Starlink satellites for 2 years because the focusing mirror would survive the satellite burning. They finally came up with one that would burn up, so now are launching with laser communications.
Once you've reached suborbital altitudes and near-orbital speeds, it's not difficult to do certain things to put the discarded pieces of your rocket (fairings, hatches, spent stages, etc.) into intentional trajectories that make sure they will land somewhere in the ocean or in unpopulated land-but usually the ocean somewhere.
Step Two in the routine: you notify various stakeholders within that "possible impact ellipse" of the telemetry of those discarded pieces, so that air traffic control, space agencies, and even seagoing vessels, know what to expect.
All this is so routine we don't even talk about it anymore. Until a major world-class space agency like the CNSA chooses not to do either Step One (put it on an intentionally hot-and-harmless re-entry trajectory) or Step Two (share the telemetry so the rest of us know what to expect). It isn't difficult. The CNSA should be teaching others how to do this sort of thing. And yet...?
Honestly I believe it must be some kind of oversight. It can't be incompetence, they are extremely competent. With highly-focused, highly-motivated project teams, it's often a matter of overlooking details that don't contribute directly to achieving the goal: now that the TienGong station is basically complete, I expect the CNSA will update their debris re-entry protocols soon.
In the field of rocket science, this really is just a matter of crossing one's t's and dotting the i's. It's like making sure all the paperwork is filled out properly. It isn't mission-critical. It isn't some big engineering challenge. But it does profoundly affect what your neighbors think of you. ;-)
Fair assessment is to have the falling space debris launched by any country to be responsible or face hefty fines!
A marshmallow planet? We must colonize and begin mining this planet immediately!
I shall come with you on this journey
We will need to bring chocolate and graham crackers...
Lots and LOTS of chocolate and graham crackers....
% Of sugar? We can turn it into fuel.
How exactly do you mine a marshmallow
China is catching up with Space travel. China hasn't done much on space travel or space related things in recent decades, but now they're really doing well. A good example is china's new Spacestation, a very well thought out design, and looks fantastic on the inside. It’s great to not only follow the American and European space agencies, but worldwide. I like it a lot.
Great video, great channel, great info 👍
The only thing China can never catch up with other is imposed sanction on other country. China still doesn't have the knowledge and experience.
Does anyone know if science fiction is popular or not in China?🤷♂️🚀🤔
@@malcolmrickarby2313 yes 《三体》
China has a rover on Mars, a rover on the moon and building the space station all at the same time. China has plans to land a person on Mars in 2032. mind blowing because China is good at doing what it says.
@@malcolmrickarby2313 They have many sci-fi novelists there, supported by an agency of their government.
The Wandering Earth is among the highest-grossing film of all time in China. It is a science fiction film about space exploration.
So far the only practical replacement for disposable rockets has been Falcon 9. Nasa's space plane, the shuttle, was more expensive than disposables. I would like to see more practical re-usability, it would be cool to see China pull off a cost effective space plane. It seems like a pretty tough challenge though.
The Space Shuttle was supposed to be much cheaper. It was intended to fly frequently, up to 50 flights a year (total all Shuttles) using 3 launch pads. But with budget cuts, it averaged only 2 per year. Staff and facilities are almost the same cost if 2 or 50 flights/yr. Also NASA chose to tear down the engines and rebuilt after each flight, but this was supposed to happen for only the first few flights and to be phased out as confidence rose. So Shuttle flights were cancelled because $1B per flight was too expensive, only to be replaced by the SLS which will be even more expensive.
Jerk's jealousy !!!!!!
Marshmallow Planets? With the Chocolate Moons and Graham Cracker Satellites orbiting may be all three will collide and we'll find the Smore Sollar System.!
The "Race" between China and the US is like the story of the Hare and the Tortoise. Guess who is the Hare and who is the Tortoise
fact that now i know who is making these videos.... i wanna more! keep going guis... and don't let burnout to take your wind from your sail :)
YOU ARE SOOO GREAT""! Thank you, dudes!
Clandestine Area 51. Oh the immorality of non disclosure!
For human being's cause, Chinese go to space!
It is good that you are exited about the Chinese project.
At the 9:39 mark, "Marshmallow Planet" sounds like a much better name than the Planet's "Official" Name -- "TOI 3757b"!
The marshmallow planet is only a little less dense than Saturn, not that rare.
Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.
It seems to be what ever China created you seem to be saying that american has made or shelved so why didn't you make in the first place as a commentator your not prejudice GET ANOTHER JOB
um, he seems to be pretty impressed with China's space program! The title is "China's Secret Space Plane Project Revealed" (even though all we have is tiny hints and, finally, one official acknowledgment!) This didn't come across as China-bashing to me.
Great! China's mysterious space unicorn where you can only speculate how it might look like ....
I liked the red ones💕🚀
Hey, at least they are taking human spaceflight seriously enough to develop a legit spaceplane. Unlike NASA, the US Department of Defense, or the ESA, who have all mostly ignored the Sierra Nevada Dreamchaser, and the Skyrora, etc. giving them trickles of funding -just enough to keep them alive (except when it isn't: RIP the Skylon, the HyShot, the Lockheed VentureStar, the X51Waverider, the X43 aerospace plane, and so many more... the last twenty years are littered with dead spaceplane projects that could have succeeded except for unreliable support from space agencies or other government agencies that should highly value immediate and flexible access to space).
Maybe if China were to publicize their spaceplane's achievements and future goals, it would goad other nations into fully funding their own spaceplane programs!
Maybe that's why they haven't publicized it yet! The CNSA can quietly enjoy the lead that it has right now. ;-)
Compared to debris from USA,it's almost nothing....
Interesting video
Tell a secret: other aerospace powers have never left any rocket debris.....🤣🤣
Let’s competition begins, NASA+Elon can join force
Why y'all so obsessed with secret chinese space program? Why y'all not be more obsessed with the american x37 space plane?
Evidently that third Chinese astronaut has magnets on his shoes because he's standing flat-footed on the floor of their space station with no bar
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Excellent video. Just one question about this "uncontrolled" re-entry of the booster. We are talking about science where a small mistake can be critical. So when they first launch, they say they were lucky that it fall down in ocean, then second time, all agency were still saying that that this is dangerous, and then they were lucky that it did not fall into habitat, then for the third time, we were again saying they were lucky again... ok now it's the fourth time they let an "uncontrolled" booster and again it's lucky... Seriously, I can admit that you can be lucky once... but 4 time in a row? Come on I don't buy it. We are not in science of luck else I would strongly suggest that those chinese guys really need to play lotery as they are very very lucky....I bet that the fifth time again they will have luck again. There are saying that when it's one time, it can be considered as luck, twice, very lucky, 3 time, there are no luck.. 4 times it's controlled... what do you think? I love your video. keep the good work
To be precise, it's all calculated rather than controlled. All these fake news are created or defamed by the organisation that has the biggest mouth around the world.
中国有全世界最庞大的航空工业和天才工程师，中国计划将在2027年建立永久性月球基地，这将是人类最伟大的一个进程
中国在太空领域的成就令人印象深刻，尤其是在月球上。我要为中国永久月球基地庆祝！也许所有国家的宇航员也可以去那里工作。
Shen Long spaceplane launched from a Xian H-6 is excellent even if it was inspired by Prior Art Patents and should not be confused with a reentry aerobrake glider launched from a brute force vertical flight where an apartment building is confused with a spacecraft.
Robert L Morrison's patented lighter than air solids, Hector A. D'Auvergne's patented upward angular acceleration into orbit, and Xcor Lynx.
Mutsuro Bundo had patented a lighter than air spacecraft.
Star Shuttle (Starship + Space Shuttle)
China should construct a spaceplane.
Are they manned or unmanned?
When I thought China was built A Moon when I was little😂
Really interesting question.
Just so funny how many times this guy says about deorbit booster. Before space x they all us booster are uncontrolled...And the SLS artimies now is the same.. I wonder what would be this channel talk about Artemis booster...
Sounds like China is working on their own "Star Raker" Spaceplane. But not nearly as "OMG".
Define "space". Big difference between going high and going into space
Just gotta find the rest of the smores planets.
The continuation of the American Space Shuttle now picked up by the Chinese Space Agency
👪 its like they were shrugging your shoulders and saying oops
When everybody is open and transparent we all might be a little safer but that's not what they want, They want joe public to be scared and full of anxiety they then can manipulate us at will to pay for these shady programs
anything in space is not secret.........just like space station met cargo within 2 hours ...no secret
They bought the components at Walmart.
Proof on China military funding on space plane. Genuine question 😊
Brilliant is a good introduction to certain trades, and sciences but by no means are going to become a professional in that area of study from gleaning what you can from Brilliant. It is a little too expensive in my opinion.
To hell with Mars! I want us to go to the Marshmallow planet! We can name the mission craft the Stay-Puft 1.
yeah, China doesn't care about criticism.
Saturn would float in water also.
The Earth would float in Mercury🌏
so secret i can find it on a youtube channel.....???
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Air Craft Grounded...what a dumb idea
Space jet
等等！中国会弄出火箭回收系统，现在有项目在实验(美国希望的)！
"Monitoring satellite" = spying ?....cheers.
It learning from the world best
USA : World peace
China : Spying
Isn't what your hog mind wants to say. Oh Everything is so dystopian for basement grifters.
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Let the rocket fall back to the earth; do other people's rockets fall into the heaven?
others, like US rocket, when they fall they morp into something new, into wishing star, and grant wish to people, so these people think its entirely different story.
Just report back when those debris hit your head or your house.
If it happens when I’m scrolling UA-cam, do I report this to UA-cam then?
Your thoughts on the current controlled extraterrestrial reality disclosure process and related US GOV cover-up? When the contagious giggling subsides, how will our civilization adapt to this publicly known reality?
What might be some of the potential implications of disclosure of this reality? New energy sources perhaps? Religions? History?
Do we really want to know the full truth?
Its a pity we have so much paranoia in he US, and too many organizes hell bent on keeping anything interesting secret. To me this feels like a bunch of kids acting badly. Maybe it would be better to work together and drop the cloak and dagger BS.
God bless China and Russia.
Of March 2019 by invite only to an engineering conference held inside MIT's Electrical Engineering Dept. on Vasser Street, of Cambridge, MA. I gave a presentation on how Noguchi's Nitchitsu of early 1940s Hamgyong Province had developed a rocket plane engine comprised of a Dewar of cryogenic liquified deuterium connected to a beryllium alloy reaction chamber nozzle coiled in around electromagnet coils to focus cosmic ray muons to deflect alpha particles for neutron flux to enrich fuel while cryogenic fuel prevents electromagnet coils from exceeding Curie Point.
During the 1990s Dr. Mitchell Swartz affiliated with MIT published my articles on such a topic so Ruby Cart of Eureka, CA. posted a transcript of my presentation online.
Dr. Mitchell Swartz says I should take Jerome Drexler to court for plagiarizing my articles while Robert K. Wilcox vilified Noguchi as a "Dr. Strangelove".
Motohiko Inai had patented a particle beam powered orbital launch vehicle.
For sure they have 1,000 of these sadly the quality is the question. Like their tofu building maybe this is cabbage quality.
The red suns' magnetic field cuts across a ferrous planetary core which does two things. It causes a short-circuits which induces heat and creates a magnetic shield against further solar wind. Additionally, this shield acts to keep the gaseous remainder of the atmosphere and planet intact. "There may be life HERE!"
Macht wieter so
Why u always report of China.. Mind your own business than being jealous of China.. Basta
And it's piloted by beautiful women, right, Mr. Bond?
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like many pentagon secret projects in the space.
I call this BS... sorry... nice "cartoonish" tech rendering of a non-existent "space vehicle".
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I was going to subscribe your channel, but then your biased unwarranted unbalanced comment on space debris by China really downscaled the level of your channel. 😅
STILL MADE in china😅
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And you are part of 10cent army?
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@@Livlifetaistdeth yes, chinese ppl not allowed to defend themselves when lies are spread around the world against them.
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I heard dat CIA is gonna have a bankrupt
Rushing in with like number 666, just so the satanic people don’t claim it.
Winnie the space poo
tungsten telephone pole release system aim directly at your nation and your house
Rods of the gods
If Secret so how did you know that ? It’s USA 🇺🇸 lies 😂
This is anti Chinese propaganda disguised as an informative piece
Bluhhh western media
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Chine can't even get their boosters down in a controlled manner. So don't expect too much from this space plane.
It is controlled, basement hog.
As planned landed in Ocean & have first Space station build by single country on its own. Ironically all satellites of EU & Us are launched past decade is from China & India.
So study more, don't be a fox news Boomer
Seems to me they are going ok. You want to check out how many space debris from US that has landed on farms in Australia
why they need to control it in the first place ? if those boosters hit their enemies nation and cause massive damage that good and they can totaly get a way with it without trigger ww3 by saying that was accident they cant control
Or should control it and fall on top of White House, DC?
Are you fail to see, or are you see to fail any going up against these fucking guys we are in deep shit in the West leave these motherfuckers alone
"Other agencies" - Virgin isn't an agency like NASA. JUST AN FYI. Although, the Chinese system will probably work in the exact same way as the latest iteration of Virgins plane. It probably won't launch from a plane though, I'm unsure.
this sucks you are just showing a bunch of radium crafts but not any real photos of this so called space plane. this is junk
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