China's Space Station "Tiangong" Fly Around

The Tiangong Space Station is a Chinese space station that is fully operational. It is being developed by the China National Space Administration (CNSA) as a part of China's ambitious space program. The name "Tiangong" translates to "Heavenly Palace" in English.
The Tiangong Space Station consists of multiple modules that will serve various purposes, including living quarters for astronauts, scientific research laboratories, and facilities for conducting experiments in microgravity. It is designed to be a long-term, modular space station similar to the International Space Station (ISS), but with a smaller scale.
The construction of the Tiangong Space Station is planned to occur in several phases:
Tiangong-1: This was China's first space station module, launched in 2011. It served as a prototype and tested various technologies and docking procedures.
Tiangong-2: Launched in 2016, this module was used to conduct additional docking and rendezvous tests.
Tiangong Modules (Tianhe, Wentian, Mengtian): The core module, named Tianhe (meaning "Harmony of the Heavens"), was launched in April 2021. It serves as the main living and working area for astronauts. It has docking ports for additional modules, which will be added in subsequent launches. Wentian and Mengtian are two experiment modules that will attach to Tianhe.
The Tiangong Space Station will host a variety of scientific experiments in fields such as astronomy, biology, materials science, and more. It will also serve as a platform for international collaboration, with countries being able to send astronauts and participate in research projects aboard the station.
The completion of the Tiangong Space Station represents a significant milestone in China's space program, showcasing the country's growing capabilities in space exploration, technology, and scientific research.
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[@no_wayout]

A bit smaller that the ISS, but with a much more simple and great design, and without any of the unnecessary parts. It is absolutely ultimate.

[@HeheLife123]

Supplement: The solar panels on both sides of the Chinese space station can rotate 360 ​​degrees like wheels, and the solar panels in the middle will eventually move to both sides, forming a T-shaped structure with the original solar panels

[@kdieudxgyxwjkwlw]

Your work is soooooooooo good. A real pleasure to see. Thanks so much! Have a great day!

[@sootuckchoong7077]

How is this filmed in space?? Using drones?

[@kdieudxgyxwjkwlw]

@@sootuckchoong7077 Animation. A very good one.

[@Anandtve]

​@@sootuckchoong7077its point ☝️

[@DropBear69]

You are exceptionally talented - too talented to be making videos for YT (not that I'm complaining!). Well done!

[@janakakumara3836]

Looks amazing. Wish we could have a fly by of the interior as well.

[@doltsbane]

Very retro, it looks just like some of the proposed configurations for Mir 2.

[@fridaycaliforniaa236]

This is what KSP 3.0 will look like XD

[@mekaerwin7187]

Nah, too long a clip without a kraken attack.

[@unsatisfiedfans7422]

Not gonna lie, chinese is doing a great job in manned spaceflight sector

[@haowenyang3634]

Thanks for making this amazing intro videos!

[@longtsun8286]

Excellent work.

[@oliwierkwiatkowski8817]

Jeez Hazegrayart, what’s up with the music? This might be your best video yet!

[@fakez90]

Incredible video. The music adds a lot as well

[@theboatgoat]

really cool, nice work. woudl love to see a Orbital Reef or Axiom space station fly around. keep up the great work

[@asynchronous_man]

China's space station looks amazing!

[@dogwater4u]

nicely done

[@LDTV22OfficialChannel]

Is there any way you can do an animation other than something space-related, such as a canceled concept transport system?

[@annalong3166]

good video montage

[@JerryWang-pp3fz]

this so super-realistic

[@MrCateagle]

Beautiful work! I have to wonder if the Russians shared details of the CBMS with them.

[@archisman5486]

Amazing ✌️
Chinese engineering marvel...🌹

[@mahmoodQureshikohatiPakistan]

Very nice beautiful amazing

[@david-bd6td]

Stylish ...❤🇨🇳

[@aristoclesathenaioi4939]

That space fundamentally uses a Russian design from the Soviet Union which are well tested by the many years the Russians used them. The first element is the central spherical core used to connect the other modules. The Internation Space also used such a core in its design, although the ISS had other intermodular connections. Secondly, you can see the use of Soyuz style vehicles docked to the station. The Soyuz design for Earth to Low Earth Orbit has the longest flight record of any design. The Chinese wisely chose to use such well proven designs in their space station

[@alanrogers7090]

Make a time lapse of its construction.

[@emmanuelgarcia2870]

👏

[@sanfrancisco2886]

But what is filming Tiangong how is flying around, though is amazing

[@helloterran]

Looks like a tie fighter on steroids!

[@psychos1s.]

Small but efficient, compare to the ISS

[@aaronsmith8073]

Humanity will achieve the goal of colonizing the moon, mars etc by working together.

[@Eror-404_]

Well done to the good work of the anime team 😂

[@angelarce832]

#HyperionSSTO Please

[@StatelessPerson]

Fanciful, but interesting.

[@deebusoh9023]

Steady la use tia gong

[@hanfucolorful9656]

Are these videos real or just made by computer?
Edit: I guess I asked a stupid question.

[@rodrigolefever2426]

Al the videos in this channel are animated

[@Blackstar-ti4py]

Every video from every channel is animated

[@user-vq6fd3bb6y]

Until the ISS gets a laser

[@sparkles78]

PANDA's House !

[@user-jq3qk2nq2q]

it looks painfully like the Mir station.

[@oliwierkwiatkowski8817]

I wouldn’t agree. The panels and the configuration of the modules +possible future expansion really aren’t that similar.

[@maxi4251]

By that standard almost all space station without truss resemble Mir in someways

[@user-jq3qk2nq2q]

@@oliwierkwiatkowski8817 The "Mir" could also still be expanded.
The station was flooded due to an agreement with the United States to begin construction of the ISS.

[@user-jq3qk2nq2q]

.@@maxi4251 do not forget that the Chinese, in many ways, simply copy Soviet technologies.
So, in fact, this is a modified clone of the Mir station.

[@oliwierkwiatkowski8817]

@@user-jq3qk2nq2q the tech is. But the station itself isn’t, aesthetically at least.
(The shape is wrong)

[@oscarround1029]

Nice cgi

[@stephen_101]

Commies in Space 🇨🇳

[@ASLUHLUHCE]

Almost forgot there was a Chinese space station

[@tonyr8443]

Hmmm...that looks like a spy station

[@easyranohunt3530]

Copy 😅

[@dvanerdivkanade]

How much intellectual property they stole this time?

[@user-bj7cp6hm3q]

Да практически 90% это советские разработки, гдето купленные, где то украденные.

[@willrsan]

Their spaceship looks like the Soyuz

[@oliwierkwiatkowski8817]

@@willrsanmaybe because it’s a stolen design, but who am I to say that?

[@esesel7831]

why reinvent the wheel when you can iterate on it.

[@oliwierkwiatkowski8817]

@@esesel7831 no, they literally steal Soviet designs for decades now

[@davidh.castro2944]

Come on you people
How long are you going to fall for cartoons!
How long has it bien sins man Supposedly went to the moon.
If man could actually live in low orbit,the criminals that run Las Vegas would have already claimed the moon.
I hope you have found out that Santa is not a real person .