(1) How does this coming Shenzhou-7 EVA help the Chinese
manned space program develop it's planned space stations?
(2) Now that we know the Chinese are now planning to
"mass produce" their Shenzhou spacecraft, at what rate
will future Shenzhou launches take place?
(3) If they linkup two or three unmanned Shenzhou spacecraft
in orbit in 2010 to make their first ad hoc 'space station',
what scientific, 'observational' or medical activities are they planning to carry out
onboard?
(4) Why are they reinventing the wheel, so-to-speak, with their planned
space stations?
BTW, I admire and love the Taikonauts and the Chinese space scientists
and engineers for their achievements and activities, but I hate
the government they work for.
Space/Science » in reply to The Chinese Space Program is so advanced now...
There are questions I have about their manned program.
The whole thread (29 posts)
- Shenzhou-7
- re: Shenzhou-7 pass
- re: Shenzhou-7 EVA video?
- re: Shenzhou-7 : Jing, Zhai and Liu
- SUCCESSFUL LIFT OFF!! [7:10 AM MST]...It's now 7:25 AM. (n/t)
- CONFIRMED!!!....IT'S NOW IN ORBIT!!! [7:35 AM MST]
- 3 taikonauts!
- re: 3 taikonauts! (Better camera angle than in Soyuzes!)
- Cool. (n/t)
- The Chinese Space Program is so advanced now...
- Cool. (n/t)
- re: 3 taikonauts! (Better camera angle than in Soyuzes!)
- 3 taikonauts!
- CONFIRMED!!!....IT'S NOW IN ORBIT!!! [7:35 AM MST]
- SUCCESSFUL LIFT OFF!! [7:10 AM MST]...It's now 7:25 AM. (n/t)
