Tiangong (Chinese 天宫, Pinyin Tiāngōng, lit. "Heavenly Palace") [5][6], officially the Tiangong Space Station [7] (Chinese 天宫空间站, Pinyin Tiāngōng Kōngjiānzhàn), is a permanently crewed space station constructed by China and operated by China Manned Space Agency [8].
Tiangong is a modular design, with pieces docked together while in low Earth orbit, between 210 and 280 miles (340 and 450 kms) above the surface of Planet Earth.
Modules of the Heavenly Palace (TSS)
It is China's first long-term space station, part of the Tiangong program and the core of the "Third Step" of the China Manned Space Program. It has a pressurized volume of 12,000 cubic feet (340 m3), slightly over one-third the size of the US's International Space Station.
Tiangong Space Station aims to provide opportunities for space-based experiments and a platform for building capacity for scientific and technological innovation [9] far in excess of Europe, the US, or any other human efforts on the planet currently. More
Top AI network determines the Apollo 11 Moon photos are FAKE | Bart Sibrel
This 100% authentic photo of our sun glimmering above our ball earth proves...nothing. It's CGI
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(Danny Jones Clips) Can artificial intelligence (A.I.) uncover what human eyes missed for decades? A leading AI image analysis system has reviewed NASA’s Apollo 11 moon landing photos—and the results are shocking.
Bart Sibrel walks us through the AI’s findings and what they reveal about one of the most iconic [fabricated] photo sets in history.
🤖 In this video:
How AI identified photographic inconsistencies
Shadows, reflections, and anomalies the public never noticed
Bart Sibrel’s expert commentary on the AI report
What this means for the moon landing debate going forward
🧠 The tech doesn’t lie—but someone else might have.
🔔 Subscribe for more AI investigations, moon landing controversies, and Bart Sibrel exclusives. @dannyjonesclips
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May 17, 2025: Chinese robots [like China's superior electric cars on Earth not covered by the Western media] have discovered something new on the far side of the Moon.
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(Utica Phoenix) Researchers in China [built] an artificial moon, a research facility to simulate low-gravity environments using magnetism. Experiments will take place within a 2-foot-diameter vacuum chamber that makes gravity essentially “disappear.” This chamber is going to be filled with rocks and dust to simulate the lunar surface and touted as the “first of its kind in the world” [though not the world off the world] and is capable of maintaining such low-gravity conditions for as long as necessary. More
(Break The Rules) July 9, 2024: Support the show and see exclusive Jason Jorjani Q&As on breaktherules. Jason Jorjani talks about our Moon (Luna, Chandra, Soma) being artificial and how it's part of a greater control scheme of astrology, wherein symbols are used to manipulate social consciousness on Earth. Original Stream: "Gods & Aliens | Who Controls Reality? | Jason Reza Jorjani"
MOUNTAIN VIEW, California — NASA scientists are showing off their own fake moon — which they say mimics the real thing in every detail.
The space agency adds that this updated lab model with ultra-realistic lighting and terrain closely simulates lunar conditions. Scientists now have two major types of lunar surfaces at their disposal to help train future robots, rovers, and astronauts traveling to the real Moon’s polar regions.
The so-called Lunar Lab and Regolith Testbed houses at NASA’s Ames Research Center in California house two large indoor “sandboxes” filled with tons of simulated lunar dust. More
Once upon a time a group of American scientists went to an international tech conference in Tokyo, bragging about how great capitalism is for scientific advances.
While we were raised to believe that an odyssey is a "journey," it is actually an Ancient Greek word for "agony," according to Homeric translator and author Emily Wilson.
But then they saw what the Japanese had built with government support to land on the moon and rove around. They were abashed, so they bragged about future plans for their next project after conquering the Moon.
"What's that?" the Japanese scientists asked the Americans, curious about getting to the next celestial body. "Mars, Venus?"
"The Sun!" the Americans boasted.
The Japanese were dumbfounded at America's great boldness.
"But how," one Japanese engineer inquired, "will you overcome the heat?"
The American team scoffed, "Ha, that's easy! We'll be landing at night."
The Japanese team giggled behind the American team's back, "We'll concentrate on the Moon."
"Whatever," the U.S. team dismissed the other science teams, "we've already conquered the Moon! We can do it again easy. We have Elon Musk!"
"Oh thoughtless mortals! ever blind to fate,
Too soon dejected, and too soon elate!
Sudden, these honours shall be snatch'd away,
And curs'd for ever this victorious day.
For lo! the board with cups and spoons is crown'd,
The private capitalist company Intuitive Machines -- backed by NASA technology, boosted by Elon Musk's private SpaceX Corporation launcher -- has failed miserably in its propaganda campaign of pretending to land on the moon a second time 52 years after putting the USSR to shame with fake footage of a first landing. What can we do? I know! Let's throw more money at the problem. That fixes everything. Who cares that everyone is trying to claim the lunar surface or that the Earth's satellite is hollow, watery, and full of enslaved beings! We're cleared to take the surface, if we can get to it. And Eric Dubay says we can't, even if it's actually very close and smaller than we've been told.
LANDER BLUES: NASA's new Moon lander may have touched down in one piece, but the story keeps getting more embarrassing and underwhelming for the space agency. Intuitive Machines, the company that built the Odysseus lander, said in a series of updates posted on its website and on X (Twitter) that although the craft is online and beaming images back to Earth, its operators believe it won't be able to keep up communications for much longer [as the battery dies and fails to get charged by solar panels].
American Odysseus probe moonwalking on the edge of battery life after [tipping over](Dick Speed, The Register, 2/27/24) Controllers estimate 10-20 hours remain for Intuitive Machines lander. Intuitive Machines' Odysseus Lunar Lander is facing another countdown. This time the question is how much longer it can continue to operate until it exhausts what remains of the battery life.… On Monday, flight controllers reckoned they had until Tuesday morning before communication with the lander [died and] ceased [until Japan's SLIM can come by and give it a nudge, lift, or something]. At the time of writing, controllers hoped there might be as much as 10-20 hours of battery life remaining. While the landing has been called a success, surviving a few days on the lunar surface is far from the original plan of seven days or more before the lunar night arrived and Odysseus ceased operations. The question now is exactly how much work the stricken lander can actually do on the Moon, considering it is on its side -- or "on the wonk," as one space agency insider memorably told us to put it more nicely -- with its battery life fast depleting. According to Intuitive Machines, the lander has "efficiently sent payload science data and imagery in furtherance of the Company's mission objectives." More
Dr. Michio Kaku breaks down in tears: "The moon is NOT what you think!"
(Beyond Discovery) June 27, 2023: Hey, get ready for a mind-blowing journey with renowned physicist SUNY Prof. Michio Kaku. He's about to challenge everything we think we know about our moon Luna/Chandra.
If only there were a way to film the hologram
The Chinese are heading there, having already sent an unmanned probe into its orbit, and they might beat the United States to send a taikonaut (cosmonaut, astronaut). But here's the twist: the moon's origins, composition, and true purpose might be completely different from what we've been taught.
Join as we uncover astonishing discoveries and hidden lunar wonders that defy all expectations. Let's dive into this extraordinary adventure!
(Jukin Media) This amateur photographer didn't need to travel to space by means of meditative absorption or the mystical powers that temporarily endows one with or in an aluminum can or weather balloon (because it's actually much closer than we're told but still too far to easily reach).
Hey look, everybody, gray just like we thought!
To see our moon, Chandra or Luna, really close up, all one needs is an awesome camera (Nikon P900) that has the ability to zoom in. See all the nooks and crannies, the lights and crafts emerging from craters or from the inner-moon, on this not-so-natural satellite.
It's artificial and likely blocked from view by a hologram (screen image), which has an inexplicable wave feature many have filmed as if a screen were undulating at a predictable rate, indicating that it's an artifact of an electronic projection promise and not an actual physical waving of the screen.
As Eric Dubay points out, moon is probably only about 3,000 miles up. It may be closer because, as he points out, that "impact crater" at the bottom is known and its specifications are published. It is said to be 72 miles long.
Look how clearly we can see it, for such a small thing a quarter of a million miles away. So he asks, Do you imagine that if the USA were turned upward so that it curved the opposite way that we're told it's curved, from Hollywood, could we see and clearly make out Long Island, New York (which is about 72 miles long)?
Time it right, and the hologram looks like magic
The dimensions of the earth are not known to us. They are clearly not the published and officially available numbers because as a ship moves farther away from shore, it disappears "over the horizon" of the curved ocean water. It disappears, blocked by the water, six miles away. That's the official story. Only that doesn't happen! Put on a zoom lens, and the ship comes right back, all of it comes back, which would be impossible if the size dimensions of Terra, Bhumi, or Earth given to us were correct. This is an easy test.
Obviously not, and Long Island's only 3,000 miles away. We can't even make out anything in Nevada, such as the brilliant Las Vegas, from a mountaintop in Los Angeles, much less bright Manhattan or NY, NY. Yet, the naked eye can see a 72-mile-long indentation that's 250,000 miles away?!
No, obviously this is not the case, but this is what we're told and expected to believe. Most of it never question it. It's "crazy" to question it. Obey. Look down. Go inside. There's something on TV. Listen to Neil DeGrasse Tyson and other apologists for all official information. Thou shalt not question...or else!
But a better test is to stand at a sunset beach on the West Coast and watch the "sun go down." It doesn't go down. It goes sideways as if spinning above us in a circle not an orbit. But the test is this, Will the light of the sun seem to shoot straight at you and only you? (This is what is seen on a rainy night when opposing cars are coming. Their light streaks right at you, even if you move. And everyone else looking has the same sensation. The light goes straight to them and only them. The catch? This effect of light is only possible on a flat surface, not a curved one. How is that possible? The ocean water is not flat from the sun to the observer on the shore. It's curved. Everyone knows that! Stop questioning things, and start obeying. Learn the party line and stick to it. Neil!)
By China National Space Administration via Xinhua News Agency, Yutu-2,
China's lunar rover, leaves wheel marks after leaving the lander that
touched down on the surface of the far side of the moon. A Chinese
spacecraft on Thursday, Jan. 3, made the first-ever landing on the far
side of the moon, state media said. The lunar explorer Chang'e 4 touched
down at 10:26 a.m., China Central Television said in a brief
announcement at the top of its noon news broadcast (China National
Space Administration/Xinhua News Agency via AP).
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BEIJING, China - The Chinese
rover on the "dark" side of the moon is making its tracks on the soft
lunar surface.
The Jade Rabbit 2 rover drove off its lander's ramp and
onto the soft, snow-like surface at 10:22 p.m. Thursday, about 12 hours
after a Chinese spacecraft made the first-ever landing on the moon's far
side.
A photo posted online by China's space agency showed tracks the
rover left as headed away from the spacecraft.
"It's a small step for the rover, but one giant
leap for the Chinese nation," Wu Weiren, the chief designer of the Lunar
Exploration Project, told state broadcaster CCTV. "This giant leap is a
decisive move for our exploration of space and the conquering of the
universe."
Exploring the cosmos from the far side of the moon
could eventually help scientists learn more about the early days of the
solar system and even the birth of the universe's first stars. The far
side can't be seen from Earth and is popularly called the "dark side"
because it is relatively unknown, not because it lacks sunlight.
Three nations — the United States, the former
Soviet Union, and more recently China — have sent spacecraft to the near
side of the moon, but the latest landing is the first on the far side.
That side has been observed many times from lunar orbit but never up
close.
The
mission highlights China's growing ambitions to rival the U.S., Russia,
and Europe in space and, more broadly, to cement its position as a
regional and global power. More
Chinese Taikonaut Zhai Zhigang waved small Chinese flag during spacewalk
Success! The R.O.C. has succeeded in performing a spacewalk with the planet earth as a backdrop. Taikonauts waved a flag during a live feed to China and the world.
BEIJING, China (CNN) -- A Chinese astronaut has completed his country's first ever spacewalk as part of an ambitious program that is starting to rival the United States and Russia in its rapid expansion. Zhai Zhigang waved to an external camera as he emerged from the hatch of the Shenzhou-7 spaceship on Saturday. He later held a small Chinese flag, waving it in space. Zhai returned to the interior of his capsule and closed the hatch after less than 20 minutes outside.
State broadcaster CCTV showed live images of Zhigang as he floated out of the orbiter module's hatch. "Greetings to all the people of the nation and all the people of the world," The Associated Press quoted him as saying. Watch as astronaut waves Chinese flag in space »
Fellow astronaut Liu Boming also emerged briefly from the capsule to hand Zhai the Chinese flag. The third crew member, Jing Haipeng, monitored the ship from inside the re-entry module. The three-man crew launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northern China's Inner Mongolia Thursday for a three-day mission, the highlight of which was Saturday's spacewalk.
The spacewalk paves the way for assembling a space station from two Shenzhou orbital modules, the next major goal of China's manned spaceflight program. Watch as China's spacecraft lifts off » China became the third country to send people into space in 2003, when military pilot Yang Liwei circled the earth for 21 hours.
Its second mission -- in 2005 -- had two crew members and lasted five days. The latest mission has dominated front pages of China's state-controlled media, knocking aside coverage of China's continuing scandal involving contaminated milk.
China proposes landing a man on the moon within a decade (aljazeerah.info)
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BEIJING, China - The Chinese
rover on the "dark" side of the moon is making its tracks on the soft
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