China's Space Program News Thread

[Quickie]

Diamagnetic repulsion.

The tricky part is when part of the object is ferromagnetic.

So, theoretically with a large enough simulator, it should be able to lift a person, provided the person
doesn't have metallic parts in him/her.

 

[Overbom]

So, theoretically with a large enough simulator, it should be able to lift a person, provided the person
doesn't have metallic parts in him/her.

We have iron in our bodies. Now if that's enough to cause trouble, I don't know

It should depend on how intense the magnetic field is. But if it can lift objects up in the air then I guess it is pretty strong.

 

[Quickie]

We have iron in our bodies. Now if that's enough to cause trouble, I don't know

It should depend on how intense the magnetic field is. But if it can lift objects up in the air then I guess it is pretty strong.

Well, the frog survived. The frog should have some form of iron in its body as well, specifically its blood.

 

[Suetham]

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The article below with interesting GIFs of the Tianzhou coupling.

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https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1482372259352244224

 

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https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1482780760969035779

 

[by78]

Congratulations! Wang Yaping has become the first female Chinese taikonaut to spend more than 100 days in space.

 

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https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1482971747762999296

 

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