Shenzhou-18 crew records video showcasing life, work in space [video]
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#2Cool stuff - the porthole in each bunk compartment is a nice touch. The overall tone feels like it must have been meant for schoolkids, it's just slightly too cute (which is endearing, but maybe not in the way it was intended to be).
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#3As Kaylee would say, 帅!
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#4Seems they have to endure a nasty loud background noise, hope for them they can fix that
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#5Chinese food culture is very tied to geography in my experience. Mentioning where the astronauts were from was a charming touch.
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#6I am surprised by how different it looks from the ISS. By comparison, the Chinese space station looks much cleaner, with a strong sense of up and down. When you look at the ISS, it is clear that it is out of this world, here, it looks like a research station that could have been on Earth.
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#7I am surprised by how different it looks from the ISS. By comparison, the Chinese space station looks much cleaner, with a strong sense of up and down. When you look at the ISS, it is clear that it is out of this world, here, it looks like a research station that could have been on Earth.
Twenty years buys you a lot of fresh tech. I thought the bunks looked particularly space-y (versus the ISS soft pods).
I was hoping they would show their toilet!
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#8I am surprised by how different it looks from the ISS. By comparison, the Chinese space station looks much cleaner, with a strong sense of up and down. When you look at the ISS, it is clear that it is out of this world, here, it looks like a research station that could have been on Earth.
> it looks like a research station that could have been on Earth.
It looks like a research station that was designed to be _maintained_ on Earth. Their sense of cleanliness, I feel, is going to cost them in labor and repairability in the long run.
So many integrated panels. A microwave? Plants out in the work area with no shielding and nothing to constrain waste from floating away?
Pretty cowboy lookin' up there.
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#10I think we very well could be in the kindling phase of another space race, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84KP_qPIgIw