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解释说:中国的新空间站的重要性
而中国承认这晚抵达空间站游戏,它说,设施先进。它还可以比国际空间站,这是接近其功能寿命。
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添加一个中国的新轨道空间站是蓬勃发展空间的另一个主要的推动力量。
这是一个看关键的进展:
这项任务的目的是什么?
三人组将在车站停留三个月的主要生活模块,叫天河,或者天上的和谐。他们将进行科学实验和维护、太空行走和准备明年设备接收两个额外的模块。
而中国承认这晚抵达空间站游戏,它说,设施先进。它还可以比国际空间站,这是接近其功能寿命。
周四还重现中国载人发射太空计划经过五年的中断。周四的发射,中国现在已经发送14宇航员进入太空,因为它在2003年首次完成了壮举,成为前苏联和美国之后第三个国家。
为什么中国建筑车站?
随着中国经济已经开始收集蒸汽在1990年代初,中国对太空探索制定一个计划,它在一个稳定的,谨慎的节奏。尽管中国已经被禁止参与国际空间站,主要在美国反对中国计划的秘密性质和密切的军事关系,很可能这个国家将建立自己的站无论如何,因为它寻求太空强国的地位。
在周三的新乐动扑克闻发布会上,中国载人航天机构霁启明创投副主任告诉记者在酒泉发射中心的建设和运营空间站将提高中国技术和积累经验的人。”
太空计划是整体的一部分,努力把中国有望更加雄心勃勃的任务和提供的合作机会与俄罗斯和其他大多数欧洲国家以及联合国外层空间事务办公室。
政治和安全
中国的太空计划是一个巨大的民族自豪感的源泉,体现其从贫困上升到世界第二大经济体在过去四十年。这有助于支撑的力量共产党的独裁统治和严格限制政治活动已经被大多数中国人只要容忍经济正在增长。
总统和政党习近平本人密切相关,成功,和霁在讲话中引用了Xi设置议程更新中国的崛起在空间。去车站的第一次任务也正值党的庆祝纪念下个月,一个重要的政治里程碑。
与此同时,中国军事现代化快速,从邻国担忧,美国和它的北约盟友。而中国奉行和平发展空间在平等和相互尊重的基础上,许多回忆,中国在2007年1月发出了弹道导弹进入太空摧毁一个不活跃的气象卫星,创建一个碎片,仍然是一个威胁。
宇航员是谁?
指挥官聂海胜、56和航天员刘伯明,54岁,和唐张洪波45岁以前都是人民解放军空军飞行员有研究生学位和强大的科学背景。目前为止所有中国宇航员已经从军队招募,突显其太空计划关系密切。
聂,这是他第三次去太空,刘,2008年后他的第二个任务,其中包括中国的首次太空行走。唐,招募了2010年第二批候选人之一,是首次在太空飞行。
未来的任务到车站将包括女性,官员说,保持延长至六个月,多达六名宇航员在空间站在船员的场合。与中国加强国际合作与交流,这只是一个时间问题,外国宇航员加入中国同事在任务到车站,星期三告诉记者。
什么是中国在空间做什么?
随着载人航天计划,中国一直在大胆与机器人太空探索太阳系的船只。上个月着陆探测器在火星上,携带一个探测器,祝融,进行一系列的调查,特别是寻找冷冻水红色的工厂是否可以提供线索曾经支持生命。
早些时候,中国着陆探测器,探测器在月球上的探索远端,加入了玉兔,或玉兔子,罗孚是早期月球探测任务的一部分。中国也带回来的第一个月球样品的任何国家的太空计划自1970年代以来,中国官员说,他们想把宇航员送上了月球并最终建立一个研究基地。
这是一个看关键的进展:
这项任务的目的是什么?
三人组将在车站停留三个月的主要生活模块,叫天河,或者天上的和谐。他们将进行科学实验和维护、太空行走和准备明年设备接收两个额外的模块。
周四还重现中国载人发射太空计划经过五年的中断。周四的发射,中国现在已经发送14宇航员进入太空,因为它在2003年首次完成了壮举,成为前苏联和美国之后第三个国家。
为什么中国建筑车站?
随着中国经济已经开始收集蒸汽在1990年代初,中国对太空探索制定一个计划,它在一个稳定的,谨慎的节奏。尽管中国已经被禁止参与国际空间站,主要在美国反对中国计划的秘密性质和密切的军事关系,很可能这个国家将建立自己的站无论如何,因为它寻求太空强国的地位。
在周三的新乐动扑克闻发布会上,中国载人航天机构霁启明创投副主任告诉记者在酒泉发射中心的建设和运营空间站将提高中国技术和积累经验的人。”
政治和安全
中国的太空计划是一个巨大的民族自豪感的源泉,体现其从贫困上升到世界第二大经济体在过去四十年。这有助于支撑的力量共产党的独裁统治和严格限制政治活动已经被大多数中国人只要容忍经济正在增长。
总统和政党习近平本人密切相关,成功,和霁在讲话中引用了Xi设置议程更新中国的崛起在空间。去车站的第一次任务也正值党的庆祝纪念下个月,一个重要的政治里程碑。
与此同时,中国军事现代化快速,从邻国担忧,美国和它的北约盟友。而中国奉行和平发展空间在平等和相互尊重的基础上,许多回忆,中国在2007年1月发出了弹道导弹进入太空摧毁一个不活跃的气象卫星,创建一个碎片,仍然是一个威胁。
宇航员是谁?
指挥官聂海胜、56和航天员刘伯明,54岁,和唐张洪波45岁以前都是人民解放军空军飞行员有研究生学位和强大的科学背景。目前为止所有中国宇航员已经从军队招募,突显其太空计划关系密切。
聂,这是他第三次去太空,刘,2008年后他的第二个任务,其中包括中国的首次太空行走。唐,招募了2010年第二批候选人之一,是首次在太空飞行。
未来的任务到车站将包括女性,官员说,保持延长至六个月,多达六名宇航员在空间站在船员的场合。与中国加强国际合作与交流,这只是一个时间问题,外国宇航员加入中国同事在任务到车站,星期三告诉记者。
什么是中国在空间做什么?
随着载人航天计划,中国一直在大胆与机器人太空探索太阳系的船只。上个月着陆探测器在火星上,携带一个探测器,祝融,进行一系列的调查,特别是寻找冷冻水红色的工厂是否可以提供线索曾经支持生命。
早些时候,中国着陆探测器,探测器在月球上的探索远端,加入了玉兔,或玉兔子,罗孚是早期月球探测任务的一部分。中国也带回来的第一个月球样品的任何国家的太空计划自1970年代以来,中国官员说,他们想把宇航员送上了月球并最终建立一个研究基地。
Adding a crew to China's new orbiting space station is another major advance for the burgeoning space power.
Here's a look at key developments:
WHAT'S THE MISSION'S PURPOSE?<\/strong>
The three-member crew is due to stay for three months in the station's main living module, named Tianhe, or Heavenly Harmony. They will be carrying out science experiments and maintenance, space walks and preparing the facility to receive two additional modules next year.
Here's a look at key developments:
WHAT'S THE MISSION'S PURPOSE?<\/strong>
The three-member crew is due to stay for three months in the station's main living module, named Tianhe, or Heavenly Harmony. They will be carrying out science experiments and maintenance, space walks and preparing the facility to receive two additional modules next year.
<\/div><\/div>While China concedes it arrived late at the space station game, it says its facility is cutting-edge. It could also outlast the International Space Station, which is nearing the end of its functional lifespan.
The launch Thursday also revives China's crewed space program<\/a> after a five-year hiatus. With Thursday's launch, China has now sent 14 astronauts<\/a> into space since it first achieved the feat in 2003, becoming the third country after the former Soviet Union and the U.S. to do so.
WHY IS CHINA BUILDING THE STATION?<\/strong>
As the Chinese economy was beginning to gather steam in the early 1990s, China formulated a plan for space exploration, which it has carried out at a steady, cautious cadence. While China has been barred from participation in the International Space Station, mainly over U.S. objections to the Chinese program's secretive nature and close military connections, it's likely the country would have built its own station anyway as it sought the status of a great space power.
At a news conference Wednesday, China Manned Space Agency<\/a> Assistant Director Ji Qiming told reporters at the Jiuquan launch center that the construction and operation of the space station will raise China's technologies and \"accumulate experience for all the people.\"
The launch Thursday also revives China's crewed space program<\/a> after a five-year hiatus. With Thursday's launch, China has now sent 14 astronauts<\/a> into space since it first achieved the feat in 2003, becoming the third country after the former Soviet Union and the U.S. to do so.
WHY IS CHINA BUILDING THE STATION?<\/strong>
As the Chinese economy was beginning to gather steam in the early 1990s, China formulated a plan for space exploration, which it has carried out at a steady, cautious cadence. While China has been barred from participation in the International Space Station, mainly over U.S. objections to the Chinese program's secretive nature and close military connections, it's likely the country would have built its own station anyway as it sought the status of a great space power.
At a news conference Wednesday, China Manned Space Agency<\/a> Assistant Director Ji Qiming told reporters at the Jiuquan launch center that the construction and operation of the space station will raise China's technologies and \"accumulate experience for all the people.\"
<\/div><\/div>The space program is part of an overall drive to put China on track for even more ambitious missions and provide opportunities for cooperation with Russia and other, mostly European, countries along with the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs.
POLITICS AND SECURITY<\/strong>
China's space program has been a massive source of national pride, embodying its rise from poverty to the world's second-largest economy over the past four decades. That has helped shore up the power of the Communist Party<\/a>, whose authoritarian rule and strict limits on political activity have been tolerated by most Chinese as long as the economy is growing.
President and head of the party Xi Jinping has associated himself closely with that success, and Ji in his remarks cited Xi as setting the updated agenda for China's rise to prominence in space. The first mission to the station also coincides with the celebration of the party centenary next month, an important political milestone.
At the same time, China is modernizing its military at a rapid pace, raising concerns from neighbors, the U.S. and its NATO<\/a> allies. While China espouses the peaceful development of space on the basis of equality and mutual respect, many recall that China in January 2007 sent a ballistic missile into space to destroy an inactive weather satellite, creating a debris field that continues to be a threat.
WHO ARE THE ASTRONAUTS?<\/strong>
Mission commander Nie Haisheng, 56, and fellow astronauts Liu Boming, 54, and Tang Hongbo, 45, are former People's Liberation Army Air Force pilots with graduate degrees and strong scientific backgrounds. All Chinese astronauts so far have been recruited from the military, underscoring its close ties to the space program.
For Nie, it is his third trip to space, and for Liu, his second following a mission in 2008 that included China's first space walk. Tang, who was recruited as one of the second batch of candidates in 2010, is flying in space for the first time.
Future missions to the station will include women, according to officials, with stays extended to as long as six months and as many as six astronauts on the station at a time during crew changeovers. With China stepping up international cooperation and exchanges, it's only a matter of time before foreign astronauts join the Chinese colleagues on missions to the station, Ji told reporters Wednesday.
WHAT ELSE IS CHINA DOING IN SPACE?<\/strong>
Along with its crewed space program, China has been moving boldly into exploration of the solar system with robotic space ships. It landed a probe on Mars last month that carried a rover, the Zhurong, which is conducting a range of surveys, looking particularly for frozen water that could provide clues as to whether the red plant once supported life.
Earlier, China landed a probe and rover on the moon's less explored far side, joining the Yutu, or Jade Rabbit, rover that was part of an earlier lunar exploration mission. China also brought back the first lunar samples by any country's space program since the 1970s and officials say they want to send Chinese astronauts to the moon and eventually build a research base there.
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POLITICS AND SECURITY<\/strong>
China's space program has been a massive source of national pride, embodying its rise from poverty to the world's second-largest economy over the past four decades. That has helped shore up the power of the Communist Party<\/a>, whose authoritarian rule and strict limits on political activity have been tolerated by most Chinese as long as the economy is growing.
President and head of the party Xi Jinping has associated himself closely with that success, and Ji in his remarks cited Xi as setting the updated agenda for China's rise to prominence in space. The first mission to the station also coincides with the celebration of the party centenary next month, an important political milestone.
At the same time, China is modernizing its military at a rapid pace, raising concerns from neighbors, the U.S. and its NATO<\/a> allies. While China espouses the peaceful development of space on the basis of equality and mutual respect, many recall that China in January 2007 sent a ballistic missile into space to destroy an inactive weather satellite, creating a debris field that continues to be a threat.
WHO ARE THE ASTRONAUTS?<\/strong>
Mission commander Nie Haisheng, 56, and fellow astronauts Liu Boming, 54, and Tang Hongbo, 45, are former People's Liberation Army Air Force pilots with graduate degrees and strong scientific backgrounds. All Chinese astronauts so far have been recruited from the military, underscoring its close ties to the space program.
For Nie, it is his third trip to space, and for Liu, his second following a mission in 2008 that included China's first space walk. Tang, who was recruited as one of the second batch of candidates in 2010, is flying in space for the first time.
Future missions to the station will include women, according to officials, with stays extended to as long as six months and as many as six astronauts on the station at a time during crew changeovers. With China stepping up international cooperation and exchanges, it's only a matter of time before foreign astronauts join the Chinese colleagues on missions to the station, Ji told reporters Wednesday.
WHAT ELSE IS CHINA DOING IN SPACE?<\/strong>
Along with its crewed space program, China has been moving boldly into exploration of the solar system with robotic space ships. It landed a probe on Mars last month that carried a rover, the Zhurong, which is conducting a range of surveys, looking particularly for frozen water that could provide clues as to whether the red plant once supported life.
Earlier, China landed a probe and rover on the moon's less explored far side, joining the Yutu, or Jade Rabbit, rover that was part of an earlier lunar exploration mission. China also brought back the first lunar samples by any country's space program since the 1970s and officials say they want to send Chinese astronauts to the moon and eventually build a research base there.
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