thank you

谢谢

Soyuz launch

England should have kept you

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Thank you, Indian join us

Thank you, bro

@@startrekmaniac1701 You seem to be filled with jealousy and hatred towards China. Are most Westerners like you? That's why now China has independently built its own space station.

我们经历过最黑暗的时刻 曾经的失败给了我们足够多的教训 我们不愿意再经历失败 哪怕一次失败也是不可承受的伤痛

​@@user-hn8ev2lz2v别这么夸张，成功的路上有成功也有失败才是常态，你这样给人的压力太大了

They only effort they made is stealing rocket tech and experimenting on viruses

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@@user-hn8ev2lz2v 别这么煽情，搞得你是航天工作者一样。。。。

Congrats for what? Sending Covid into space and furthering the ccp

@@startrekmaniac17012023 and still talking about the flu, get over yourself, covid is so 2019 who cares

@@williamppl3624 I care. They destroyed our economy, make fauci a god and allowed Biden to take officr

@@startrekmaniac1701 Cry louder LOL

@@startrekmaniac1701 This country (government) needs to be shut down . Send the nukes

China rockets are old and need stop going up

@@startrekmaniac1701 my car, a BMW, isn’t brand new, but that doesn’t mean I don’t love driving it!! 🚙💨🏁😀

@@fldon2306 what does your bmw have to do with china sending rocket and new viruses into space?

​@@startrekmaniac1701 Looks like China needs to become the actual Yellow Peril to civilize, once and for all, the netizens of the "free world"

@@startrekmaniac1701 don‘t you feel exhausted? rely to every comment . so clownish .

You mean bad job

谢谢你😊

Is has to be in order to create and spread new viruses

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It will be the worst one in 2035 Because there will only one space station in orbit in 2035()

@@loadingnewads 但是中国邀请了很多国家一起登陆，所以中国不孤独

@jtran72 72 O, I forgot the commercial space stations Europe and US will launch…

Thanks

Is it true that India wants to launch its first crewed mission in 2023?

@@ilyake7862 havent they ever?

@@mymixedbiscuit9159 no we haven't 😕 in our own rockets

I wish India could and will compete with US, Russia and China in space. China caught up with the US & Russia in space pretty much. India has made very DECENT progresses in space as well. Let's NOT let only the Russians and Americans be the ONLY space dominance. Good luck India as well!🎉🎉❤😊 More countries in space = better!!😊😊 More competitions.

Thank you bro

真正的强者从不抱怨，撸起袖子干就是了。中国人最擅长的就是艰苦奋斗，自力更生。中国的祖先告诫炎黄子孙的就是：天行健，君子当自强不息！

China doesn’t belong on the odd and should not have their wuhan space lab in orbit

interesting and outstanding history!!

@@JRF777 historically bad

@@startrekmaniac1701 "historically bad" In particular: China started a manned spaceflight program in the 1960s but then dropped it, not flying even a single capsule until about 35 years later. When countries came together in the 1990s to plan and build the ISS, China had neither the interest nor the capability to be a major participant.

It's insane how much the failure rate of space travel has gone down for all rockets. Though there are still failures, most space missions , China, Japan, Esa, Nasa, SpaceX and Rocketlab , fly mostly successful missions.

Dont be complacent. All Chinese must continue to work hard to ensure the Americunts are not allowed to bully other countries and wage wars against countries who are not able to defend themselves.

very Versailles😂

@@pklp-lr4xm wait till they begin to pioneer. then, they will face the mistakes before anyone else. thats just how development rolls.

@@smackout China's already pioneering, we have successfully landed on the back side of the moon.

For what sending covid into space?!

100% of Technology hijacked from 🇺🇸🤣😂🤣

@@startrekmaniac1701 你嫉妒了?

​@@startrekmaniac1701 OMG didn't you forgot your parents sending covid to you.

@@samtat5873 don’t have any

It’s to spread new viruses and to take over the world

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and SpaceX

@@interstellar_.4. Space X too but I was kinda shocked it F-ed up the last trial launch.

@@feizai245 it was never gonna do anything but self destruct.

@@Saltfly That sounds like an excuse, did they announce in advance that the rocket was just for self destruct?

@@Saltfly It wasn't planned to self-destruct. That was forced due to the boosters' separation failure. The rocket went out of control they had to destroy it before it crash-landed in populated areas. I watched the launch, followed the press release, and read many discussions about it. Not trying to discredit or take anything away from SpaceX because despite that F-up, SpaceX, overall, is still doing a fantastic job.

Al más puro estilo SpaceX. ¡¡Enhorabuena!!

Bad

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@@startrekmaniac1701 why? I find its works really good

@@jurgenneuhaus6726 china is bad

My dream to but not in a commie eye squinter rocket

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@@startrekmaniac1701 so that's why you'll never get into space

@@eliom5762 I’ll go to space

not really as fun as it looks. I rather watch KZfaq videos at home.

You mean for chink ccp kind

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Pioneers of what?

@@ADOENDRA color eye squinter Kind

There taking a break from their newly created virus

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Genuine question: i notice a lot of Chinese youtube accounts having the same style of username: name followed by numbers. Why is that?

@Wie Van D I don't know,I am Chinese myself,KZfaq give me the number when I signed up,weird

@@funhow6431 Has access to youtube been more widespread recently? Have you had an account for long or only the past couple of years? I just noticed this trend and i was wondering, that all.

@@Beeeeeeeeeee because some names are used by other people ( in China video websites) and in order to sign up, people sometimes need to add random numbers behind the name they want… Maybe they are used to do this so they did the same on KZfaq

@@funhow6431 可能是随机名字吧

No this is to spread new viruses and advance the communist agenda

China is only looking out for themselves

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And all with stolen technology !

Look it up! Wikipedia is a good starting point...

I believe it was like that originally, and then they upgraded the side boosters so they can run longer

@@rickkwitkoski1976 Wikipedia was actually not that helpful! It isn't very verbose when it comes to Chinese space missions.

@@gsmontag i find the answer from others ,and translate original chinese to english (so there maybe syntax error ) : CZ-2F is almost simultaneously separated, with only a one second time difference before and after. Originally, the CZ-2F was also thrown into another stage after a period of separation. Later, it was modified and a fuel tank was also installed in the head cone of the booster. The booster can carry more fuel and work longer.

Boo

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For what? Sending Covid into space?

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@@startrekmaniac1701 It’s an ill wind that blows nobody any good .

@@KKLIM5 was that English?

Usually when spacecraft reaches target object it's safe to remove suits. Before that, if second stage failed, for example, spacecraft could loose attitude or enter the orbit occupied by space junk. E.g. in a potentially dangerous or unpredictable situation astronauts have to keep suit on. In 1971 whole crew of 3 people of Soviet's Souz-11 had died from rapid decompression during reentering atmosphere, because their suits hasn't have life support system.

I thought just the same

Isn’t it done automatically from control?

​@@michaelslavin1601 Maybe so but regardless of how camera's are switched, the rocket engine igniting should be visible both on closeup and distant shots. And exactly that exciting piece just seems to be missing here. The video goes straight from a closeup shot of the exhaust nozzles 'clean' without any pre-cooling spray, smoke or whatever into the next shot with the rocket already lift off the ground. It's that controlled explosion of the ignition with the rocket slooowly getting free off the ground that's always so exciting to see, that's skipped in this video. Other than that, it's magnificent we get to witness any of this launch at all! So thank you to VideoFromSpace for posting this🙏

Very bad

​@@startrekmaniac1701 Are you saying to yourself dude.

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The name of the space ship is Shenzhou 16.There are 3 crews in the ship or rocket.

@@jamesliguangyi thanks, mate!

I prefer us all working together, imagine if both football teams tried to make it in the same goal!

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this vedio maybe is stuck，you can see everything in original video

@@eliom5762 please post link, I cannot find it.

That's will be a beautiful thing and I'm sure the Chinese will welcome this the problem is with those arrogant Devil's in Washington who want to enslave and colonize all of us for their own selfish interests

The flame doesn't have the atmosphere to compress it in the vacuum of space, so it gets expended and you can't really see it.

@@wangj6766 What are the second stage propellants?

@@JoeJalopy Dinitrogen tetroxide, same as the first stage

The escape tower is jettisoned when the craft has gained enough altitude so that, if something goes wrong, the spacecraft can deploy its own parachute to safely fall back to the surface. It had nothing to do with the burn of the boosters.

@@lunlunqq I was wondering because if something happens at booster sep or stage sep they cant escape anymore because they jettisoned the tower so early, do they have backup motors? Like soyuz ms10 in 2018? There they used backup motors to eject as booster seperation failed because the escape tower was already jettisoned.

@@Injektor385 The spacecraft itself is a backup escape device. However, it only works above a certain altitude. The escape tower is there only for the very beginning of the flight where the craft is below the safety altitude.

China is a bad nation and threat so the world

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