China Space Military：Recon, Satcom, Navi, ASAT/BMD, Orbital Vehicle, SLV, etc.

[Beast]

So Yutu is better than Opportunity too?

Can Opportunity survive on Moon? Probably not.

 

[BoQ77]

Can Opportunity survive on Moon? Probably not.

Mars lowest temp is -153 C degree.
Not only Opportunity, but also Neil Armstrong can

look cool ?

 

[Beast]

Mars lowest temp is -153 C degree.
Not only Opportunity, but also Neil Armstrong can

look cool ?

Are you sure of your source for Mars? The area opportunity explore on Mars is not harsh and do not have extreme cold temperature. Neil Armstrong stay on moon is short before the extreme drop in temperature comes in every 2 week , unlike unmanned rover which needed to make prolong stay.

Mars Mobile

 

[BoQ77]

Are you sure of your source for Mars? The area opportunity explore on Mars is not harsh and do not have extreme cold temperature. Neil Armstrong stay on moon is short before the extreme drop in temperature comes in every 2 week , unlike unmanned rover which needed to make prolong stay.

Mars Mobile

do you know US lunar rovers are still alive from 1970s until 2005? same to Lunokhod 1 without need to hibernate.

Dont compare to the Opportunity pls. it is unbeatable champion with 11 years in full operation out there, very far away in Cruel Mars. While Yutu still struggle to work a single perfect day in the Moon.

human being would come to live in the Moon soon, pal.

 

[Beast]

do you know US lunar rovers are still alive from 1970s until 2005? same to Lunokhod 1 without need to hibernate.

Dont compare to the Opportunity pls. it is unbeatable champion with 11 years in full operation out there, very far away in Cruel Mars. While Yutu still struggle to work a single perfect day in the Moon.

human being would come to live in the Moon soon, pal.

May I know which US lunar rover still alive now? And Lunokhod still alive now? That is unheard of. Pls provide reputable source.

 

[BoQ77]

May I know which US lunar rover still alive now? And Lunokhod still alive now? That is unheard of. Pls provide reputable source.

not now but 2005, it challenger module of Apollo 17

On November 17, 1970, the Soviet spacecraft Luna 17 delivered the lunar rover Lunokhod 1 onto the surface of the moon. For 11 months after, controlled in real-time by a human team in Moscow, it explored seven miles of the lunar surface. Sending back reams of data, it was considered to be one of the biggest successes of the little-known Soviet lunar exploration program. And then, it disappeared. It wasn’t abducted or anything, it just ceased transmitting, as space probes have a tendency to do. This spring, NASA'sLunar Reconnaissance Orbiter spied it on the moon’s surface. The really neat thing: it can still reflect laser beams back to Earth as if it were brand new.

NASA has previously attempted to locate Lunokhod 1, but it wasn’t until this recent sighting that they were able to pinpoint its coordinates. Once its location was established, pulses of laser light were sent to it from the 3.5 meter telescope at the Apache Point Observatory in New Mexico. Amazingly, the rover’s retroreflector sent the pulses back to the observatory bright and clear.
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Anyway, @Beast : do you want us to believe that:
- Yutu is better than Lunokhod-1?
- Yutu is more durable than Opportunity?

correct me pls

 

[cirr]

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[Beast]

not now but 2005, it challenger module of Apollo 17

On November 17, 1970, the Soviet spacecraft Luna 17 delivered the lunar rover Lunokhod 1 onto the surface of the moon. For 11 months after, controlled in real-time by a human team in Moscow, it explored seven miles of the lunar surface. Sending back reams of data, it was considered to be one of the biggest successes of the little-known Soviet lunar exploration program. And then, it disappeared. It wasn’t abducted or anything, it just ceased transmitting, as space probes have a tendency to do. This spring, NASA'sLunar Reconnaissance Orbiter spied it on the moon’s surface. The really neat thing: it can still reflect laser beams back to Earth as if it were brand new.

NASA has previously attempted to locate Lunokhod 1, but it wasn’t until this recent sighting that they were able to pinpoint its coordinates. Once its location was established, pulses of laser light were sent to it from the 3.5 meter telescope at the Apache Point Observatory in New Mexico. Amazingly, the rover’s retroreflector sent the pulses back to the observatory bright and clear.
==============================
Anyway, @Beast : do you want us to believe that:
- Yutu is better than Lunokhod-1?
- Yutu is more durable than Opportunity?

correct me pls

Yutu send back communication signal even until now and still send back picture and video. Do Lunokhod do that? Lunokhod only reflect back the beam with assist of NASA, no way its comparable to independent send back communication signal and picture of moon. I think you mess up all of your info.

Just like how you can misunderstood aircraft ferry range is same as combat radius.

Do vietnam send rover to moon? Why did you flying vietnamese flag need to use other countries name to compete with China. Is it you are ashamed of your country or your country lack of abilities to compete with China?

Yutu is superior than Lunokhod in my opinion.

And Opportunity is a Mars Rover, not Lunar rover. Once again you are comparing Orange with Apple. Did I remind you Moon condition is more harsh than Mars. Of cos , opportunity rover can easily survive. Opportunity rover may be easily frozen to death if on moon given the very harsh condition.

 

[JSCh]

China's scientific satellites to enter uncharted territory
Xinhua, November 1, 2015

A series of scientific satellites, including one to probe dark matter, will be launched later this year and next year, said Wu Ji, director of the National Space Science Center under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS).

The development of four scientific satellites is going well, Wu said recently at an event to mark the 10th anniversary of cooperation between China's Double Star space mission and the European Space Agency's (ESA) Cluster mission to investigate the earth's magnetosphere.

The first of the series, the dark matter particle explorer, will be launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China at the end of this year. All the major tests and experiments have been completed, and a mission control center for scientific satellites has been set up in Huairou, a northern suburb of Beijing, Wu said.

The dark-matter particle explorer satellite will observe the direction, energy and electric charge of high-energy particles in space in search of dark matter, said Chang Jin, chief scientist of the project.

It will have the widest observation spectrum and highest energy resolution of any dark-matter probe in the world.

Dark matter is one of the most important mysteries of physics. Scientists believe in its existence based on the law of universal gravitation, but have never directly detected it.

China will also launch a satellite for quantum science experiments next year. "It's very difficult to develop the payload of the satellite. We have overcome many difficulties in making the optical instrument. We are confident of launching it in the first half of next year," Wu said.

A retrievable scientific research satellite, SJ-10, will also be launched in the first half of 2016. It will carry out research in microgravity and space life science to provide scientific support to manned space missions.

The satellite is expected carry out 19 experiments in six fields: microgravity fluid physics, microgravity combustion, space material science, space radiation effect, microgravity biological effect, and space biological techniques.

Eight experiments in fluid physics will be conducted in the orbital module, and the others will be conducted in the re-entry capsule, which is designed to return to earth after 12 days in orbit. The orbital module will keep operating in orbit for three more days.

The SJ-10 project is jointly developed by 11 institutes of the CAS and six Chinese universities in cooperation with the ESA and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency.

Next year's launch schedule also includes a hard X-ray telescope, which will observe black holes, neutron stars and other phenomena based on their X-ray and gamma ray emissions,

Wu said that since the space era began in 1957, the United States and the former Soviet Union had made 90 percent of the "firsts". In recent years, Europe and Japan have also made great progress. The first landing on Titan and the first landing on a comet were accomplished by Europe's Huygens mission and Rosetta-Philae mission; and the first mission to take an asteroid sample back to earth was made by Japan.

"But we didn't hear any Chinese voice in those great missions. China is the world' s second largest economy, and a major player in space. We should not only be the user of space knowledge, we should also be the creator of space knowledge," Wu said.

"China should not only follow others in space exploration; it should set some challenging goals that have never be done by others, such as sending the Chang'e-4 lunar probe to land on the far side of the moon."

 

[cirr]

Last night（31.10.2015）Korla

 

[cirr]

CTMD

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

@cirr @cnleio

Can you give me some information about Chinese space observation systems and network?

 

[cirr]

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

Please help me here. I am a little less versed in defense affairs.

SO what is this?

 

[Beast]

Please help me here. I am a little less versed in defense affairs.

SO what is this?

CHina military secret. We cannot tell you