China's Space Program Thread II

tphuang

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Chinasat-26 is only second gen,which is pretty outdated by today's standard

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Doesn't really matter. It's still got way more throughput than ku band Intelsat that will be operating in apac region until viasat launches it's 3rd gen satellite into the area.

A lot of people that write these ridiculous posts or tables have no idea about application and industrial usage.

Airlines are still using gogo even though viasat is available with higher bandwidth. Why do you think that is?
 

by78

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(Continued from above...)

Misc. images from the exhibit, including that of the future lunar lander, taikonaut food, an experimental cabin for the Chinese space station, various taikonaut clothing, and spacesuit,

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By the way, you can see the manned lunar vehicle being carried by the lander.

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by78

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A new 6-meter diameter space telescope is currently being developed, and it's planned to be launched by the Long March 9 rocket sometime in 2035. The telescope will be used to search for extraterrestrial life and habitable planets. Total mass is more than 40 tons, with the primary mirror and instrumentation weighing in at 15.6 tons. The telescope will be initially inserted into the geosynchronous transfer orbit, from there it will maneuver itself into the second Lagrange point around the Sun, approximately 1.5 million kilometers from Earth. The telescope has a design life of 10 years.

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escobar

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A new 6-meter diameter space telescope is currently being developed, and it's planned to be launched by the Long March 9 rocket sometime in 2035. The telescope will be used to search for extraterrestrial life and habitable planets. Total mass is more than 40 tons, with the primary mirror and instrumentation weighing in at 15.6 tons. The telescope will be initially inserted into the geosynchronous transfer orbit, from there it will maneuver itself into the second Lagrange point around the Sun, approximately 1.5 million kilometers from Earth. The telescope has a design life of 10 years.

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full paper link?
 
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