🚀China's Tangong is a state-of-the-art space station, showcasing their space technology advancements.
🏢The Tangong features a modern, minimalist design with spacious interiors.
📡Wireless technology and hidden equipment are key features of the Tangong.
🚀The Tangong consists of a core module, crew quarters, experimental racks, and a robotic arm.
🚀The Long March 5B rocket is the third most powerful rocket in the world.
Why did China decide to build their own space station?
—China was banned from collaborating with the International Space Station due to concerns about human rights issues and national security.
How does the Tangong compare to the ISS?
—The Tangong has a more modern and spacious design, with wireless technology and hidden equipment. It also features a heavy lift rocket, the Long March 5B.
What are the key components of the Tangong?
—The Tangong consists of a core module, crew quarters, experimental racks, and a robotic arm.
How long did it take China to construct the Tangong?
—China constructed the Tangong at a rapid pace, achieving phase three of their space plan in a relatively short period of time.
Which rocket is used to launch the Tangong?
—China's Long March 5B rocket is used to launch the Tangong and is currently the third most powerful rocket in the world.
00:01China's Tangong is a state-of-the-art space station showcasing their space technology advancements.
08:08China's ambition to have its own space station stems from being banned from collaborating with the ISS.
09:59The Tangong features a modern, minimalist design with spacious interiors.
12:58China's Long March 5B rocket is the third most powerful rocket in the world and is used to launch the Tangong.
