China's Space Program Thread II

[by78]

"Assessment of China’s space progress and its implications for American interests" Access:

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Why don't you give us a summary of the report? What are the pertinent points? What did you find interesting? Anything you disagree with? Why is it worth giving out our private information to download the report?

 

[by78]

Tianbing will build a 300-ton engine test bench near Zhengzhou, Henan province.

 

[by78]

Another week, another private launch startup has emerged. Spark Space has finished its initial round of funding and raised ¥55 million. The company is developing the JH-1 launch vehicle (take-off thrust of 90 tons) and the LY-2 engine (10 ton thrust). That's all I know so far.

 

[by78]

Video and high-resolution images from the hot test run of the 1st stage of Tianbing's Tianlong-3 launch vehicle.

Before and after images of the HOS-1 platform that carried out the hot test run of the 1st stage of Tianlong-3.

 

[Dante80]

Why don't you give us a summary of the report? What are the pertinent points? What did you find interesting? Anything you disagree with? Why is it worth giving out our private information to download the report?

Posting the executive summary.

 

[Dante80]

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And links for the summary and the 113 page report itself.

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And links for the summary and the 113 page report itself.

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Ah new keywords "Redshift" and the usual "threat", " risk" and international interests aka US interests.

 

[Dante80]

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is actually an extremely clever choice for naming a report on China taking USA's lunch in space, it works on so many levels if you sit down and think about it.

 

[by78]

Thailand has delivered a scientific payload for the upcoming Chang'e-7. It will be carried by the mission's orbiter and carry out studies of cosmic rays and solar storms.

 

[sangye]

Another week, another private launch startup has emerged. Spark Space has finished its initial round of funding and raised ¥55 million. The company is developing the JH-1 launch vehicle (take-off thrust of 90 tons) and the LY-2 engine (10 ton thrust). That's all I know so far.

Are we sure these are actual new companies and not just i-Space rebranding itself every week?