#MadeInChina #中國製造 |# 成都 #Chengdu #SichuanProvince #成都科幻博物馆  #ChengduScienceFictionMuseum #June2023| an New International Landmark #ChengduScienceFictionMuseum opening soon in later year 2023..

成都科幻博物馆  Chengdu Science Fiction Museum …Set to opening in the later this year of year 2023 on the grand opening is the Chengdu Science Fiction Museum featuring two international iconic the structure is anticipated to stage the two most prestigious 81st annual events of the year….. The Hugo Awards and the Worldcon, presented by the World Science Fiction Society (WSFS)…..

Located in the Cheungdu is the capital of southwestern China’s Sichuan province China, People’s Republic of China… . Chengdu’s history dates back to at least the 4th century B.C., when it served as capital for the Shu Kingdom. Artifacts from that dynasty are the focus of the Jinsha Site Museum. The city is also home to the famous Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, a conservation center where visitors can view endangered giant pandas in a natural habitat. 

The New Chengdu Science Fiction Museum is situated in on Jingrong lake within the Science and innovation New City of Chengdu’s Pidu District….. Integrating along the lakeshore the museum’s design designs defines nodes of activity connected by pedestrian routes and adjacent metro station  through the surrounding parkland into the heart of the building, creating a journey of discovery that weaves between indoor and outdoor plazas at multiple levels to link the museum’s Exhibition galleries, education facilities, cafes and other amenities …  

Chengdu Science Fiction Museum The floating nebula roof of the Chengdu Science Museum is made of metal. The overall area of ​​the metal roof is 18,000 square meters, and the embedded lighting roof covers an area of ​​about 1,382 square meters, implying the age of the universe. 13.82 billion years, called “the eye of science fiction

The 59,000-sq-m building will aim for three stars, the highest rating of China’s Green Building Programme. Digital modelling will help ZHA create natural ventilation and lighting. Solar panels and a rainwater capture system will add to the building’s sustainability.

Landscaped with plants native to the region, the museum also collects and stores rainwater for natural filtration and reuse, enabling Jingrong Lake to become an integral part of Chengdu’s sustainable drainage system that will mitigate flooding and increase biodiversity throughout the city. 

The city is also the base for a massive 25-sq-km “Science City”, to be constructed along the Luxi River ecological belt, and is also the base for China Railways’ work on ultra-high speed maglev trains (see further reading).

The museum will be built on the shore of Jingrong Lake in Chengdu’s Technology Innovation Business District, begun in 2020 to house science-based industries such as intelligent manufacturing and IT.

Introduction: Uncover the high-tech behind the super project, tell the construction miracle built by the builders with sweat and wisdom, highlight the speed of China, convey the power of China, and witness the miracle of China! The second season of the CCTV-9 documentary “Strive for China”

Chengdu Science Fiction Museum Made by Zaha Hadid Architects The beautiful city of Chengdu, China is about to witness an architectural marvel of a Science Fiction Museum. While Zaha Hadid Architects have released the design and technical details, it is anticipated to open later this year. Upon completion, the structure is anticipated to stage the two most prestigious 81st annual events of the year. The Hugo Awards and the Worldcon, presented by the World Science Fiction Society (WSFS).

project info:

name: Chengdu Science Fiction Museum 

location: Chengu, China 

architecture: Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) |  @zahahadidarchitects

design: Patrik Schumacher

visuals: ATCHAIN

total area: 59,000 sqm 

— ZHA members — 

project directors: Satoshi Ohashi, Paulo Flores 

project associate: Yang Jingwen 

project architects: Juan Liu, Magda Smolinska 

project lead: Sven Torres 

site architect: Meng Zhao 

project team: Andrei Cojocaru, Berkin Islam, Chu Zhou, Hao Wen, Jillian Nishi, Lianyuan Ye, Meng Zhao, Shang Li, Stefan Manousof, Sven Torres, Yang Liu, Yuling Ma, Xiaoying Li 

competition project directors: Satoshi Ohashi, Paulo Flores 

competition associate: Yang Jingwen 

competition project architects: Juan Liu, Magda Smolinska 

competition team: Andrei Cojocaru, Enoch Kolo, Jillian Nishi, Juan Montiel, Lianyuan Ye, Meng Zhao, Nan Jiang, Nastasja Mitrovic, Stefan Manousof, Yanran Lu, Yimeng Zhao, Yuling Ma 

competition sustainability team: Aleksander Mastalski, Carlos Bausa Martinez 

— consultants — 

local architect: China South West Architecture Design Institute

façade, M&E, MAP, and fire engineering: China South West Architecture Design Institute 

site supervision: Sichuan Feihong Engineering Management Consulting Co., Ltd. 

general contractor: China Construction Third Engineering Bureau Group 

landscape consultant: Hangzhou Landscape Design Institute 

exhibition design consultant: Chengdu Science Fiction Society

acoustic consultant and interior local design institute: SIADR

project management: CR LAND

lighting design LIGHTDESIGN, BPI 

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#CNSA #ChinaNationalSpaceAdministration #国家航天局 |#BRI #December2022 #WenchangSpacecraftLaunchCenter #文昌航天發射場|#Tiangong #ChinaSpaceStation Advance #CargoSpaceCraft #天州 #Tianzhou6 #ChangZheng7 #LongMarch7 Y7 Already Arrived for assembly for launched readiness..

On the 12th December 2022 Hour Hong- Kong SAR – Beijing time CNSA –China National Space Administration    The Chang Zheng – Long March 7 Y7 Carrier Rocket have already arrived for the Tianzhou 6 cargo spacecraft for the Tiangong China Space Station .. in which with police escort to Wenchang Spacecraft Launch Center, Hainan Province, China, People’s Republic of China..

The container transport vehicle carrying the Chang Zheng- Long March 7A Carrier rocket was transported from Qinglan Port to Wenchang Space Launch Site] Recently, the container transport vehicle carrying the Long March 7A launch vehicle was transported from Qinglan Port to Wenchang Space Launch Site. It is expected to perform a space launch mission around January 9, 2023! It is reported that the Yuanwang 21 ship will undertake the maritime transportation task!

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#CNSA #ChinaNationalSpaceAdministration #国家航天局 |#BRI #November2022 |#Tiangong #ChinaSpaceStation #Shenzhou14 #Takionauts announces soon to be next #TiangongClassroom #SpaceTeaching #SpaceTeachers Session classroom  

On the 25th November 2022 Hours Hong Kong SAR – Beijing time CNSA –China National Space Administrationthe Tiangong –China Space Station Crew of Shenzhou 14 crew announces soon to be next Tiangong – China Space Station Tiangong Classroom of Space Teaching with your Favourite Teachers from Shenzhou 10, Shenzhou 13 towards Shenzhou 14. Takionauts Chen Dong, Liu Yang, and Cai Xuzhe introduced at the Chinese space station: the first time they greeted and entered Wentian in orbit capsule, dream capsule; the first time to leave the capsule from the airlock of the Wentian capsule; the first time to conduct a “space lecture” in the Wentian capsule; and soon, the next “space lecture” will be on orbit for the first time. The arrival of the Takionauts trip trio… They also sent a message to the students: “Looking forward to you who have spaceflight dreams, join us to collect the light of the galaxy, depict the outline of the sun and the moon, and go to a more exciting sea of ​​stars! China Space Station, etc. You are here on a Space mission trip!”

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#CNSA #ChinaNationalSpaceAdministration #国家航天局 |#BeltAndRoadinitiative #August2022 | #WenchangSpacecraftLaunchCenter #文昌航天發射場 | #ChinaSpaceStation #TiangongSpaceStation #实验舱 #文天 #Wentian “Watchmen” outside the space station-plasma in-situ imaging detector ……

CNSA –China National Space Administration  …………… After Wentian experimental module entered orbit, the status setting was successfully completed. At 3:13 on July 25, 2022, Beijing time, it was successfully connected to the forward port of 天和 Tianhe Core Module. The entire rendezvous and docking process lasted about 13 hours. . This is the first time that two 20-ton spacecraft in my country- China- People’s Republic of China have achieved rendezvous and docking in orbit. …According to the mission plan, the Shenzhou 14 Takionaut crew will then enter the Wentian experimental module….. In which finally docked in early morning time of the 25th July 2022 in with CNSA –Beijing Aerospace City in which co-ordinated the docking maneuverers have achieved rendezvous and docking in orbit.…   in which the crew of the Shenzhou 14 staying for six months in construction of the stage one of the China Space station with the additional Mengtian experimental module in which will be delivered on the October 2022 Launch Schedule calendar..

​​At present, the Wentian experimental module is running stably in orbit, and the astronauts have completed the unlocking and installation of the scientific experimental cabinet in the Wentian capsule. In addition to the scientific experiment cabinet, the Wentian capsule is also equipped with two extravehicular detectors: a plasma in-situ imaging detector and an energetic particle detector , which will be installed on the extravehicular exposure platform as planned . Among them, the plasma in-situ imaging detector is the first scientific payload for space environment detection outside the space station in China . Today, the eighth chapter of “Ask the Sky” uses three questions to give you an in-depth understanding of the plasma in-situ imaging detector.

Wentian experimental cabin extravehicular exposure platform

Q: What is it? Function and role of plasma in situ imaging detector

A: The plasma in-situ imaging detector is a comprehensive detection payload that integrates in-situ measurement and imaging . Its interior includes an electric control box, an ion imager, a Langmuir probe, a blocking potential analyzer and a reference potentiometer .

Its main functions include in -situ measurement of plasma electronic parameters, plasma ion parameters and the surface potential of the space station cabin, and 3D imaging detection of ions. Detect and measure the composition, density, temperature, velocity and surface potential of the space station orbital plasma, as well as the three-dimensional spatial distribution of the space station orbital plasma velocity and density.

Its main scientific and applied goals include:

ONE – Carry out orbital plasma in-situ detection and three-dimensional imaging detection of the space station, and accumulate scientific detection data.

TWO- Provide plasma monitoring data support for space station operation and application and test (experimental) missions, research on disturbance characteristics and evolution mechanism of the ionosphere in the middle and low latitudes, and improvement of the orbital ionosphere model of the space station.

THREE – Through the in-situ detection of plasma and the accumulation of long-term charging data, it provides data support for studying the charging effect of plasma on the space station, promoting the establishment of a charging evaluation system for the space station, and supporting the decision-making of the space station mission.

Q: What is the value? Scientific research value of plasma in situ imaging detector

A: The space station is my country’s long-term in-orbit space infrastructure and an important platform for my country to conduct various space science experiments (experiments). The space station has a 340~450km near-circular orbit with an orbital inclination of 42°~43°. Monitoring the space environment of the orbit of the space station is one of the important tasks to ensure the safety of manned spaceflight projects. At the same time, the long-term on-orbit detection of space environment elements can provide an important basis for studying the mechanism of the harm caused by the space environment to the space station and Takionauts, and can also provide necessary space environment parameters for the scientific experimental loads on the space station .

The main components of the plasma in situ imaging detector
 

The operating orbit of the space station is located in the peak height region of the ionospheric F2 layer, and the ionospheric plasma environment is the basic environment for the operation of the space station. This area has the highest plasma density, is the most concentrated area of ​​various ionospheric physical phenomena and their effects, and also has the greatest impact on navigation and positioning signals. The space station is an ideal platform for in-situ detection and research of the Earth’s ionospheric plasma. It is also an ideal platform to study the interaction between plasma and space station .

A major advantage of monitoring the plasma environment in space station orbit is the long on-orbit time . The lifespan of ordinary satellites at the orbital altitude of the space station is short, which is not conducive to long-term monitoring of the ionospheric environment. Using the platform of the space station to conduct long-term in-situ detection of ionospheric plasma in the middle and low latitudes can be used to study the origin and evolution mechanism of the irregular structure of the ionosphere in the middle and low latitudes, so as to improve the accuracy of the ionospheric model and improve the reliability of the ionospheric model. Accuracy of navigation/positioning .

In addition, the space station is immersed in space plasma, which will interact with the plasma in various ways, causing charging of the space station, contamination and damage of surface materials, etc. Long-term in-situ detection and charging monitoring of on-orbit ionospheric plasma environment at the space station provides an important opportunity to study the interaction mechanism between the plasma environment and the space station and its impact on astronauts and the space station . one of the important jobs .

Therefore, the plasma in-situ imaging detector monitors the ionospheric plasma environment of the orbit of the space station, which can be used to study the mechanism and evolution process of the irregular structure of the ionosphere in the middle and low latitudes, improve the accuracy of the ionosphere model and the navigation/positioning accuracy, and also guarantee the carrier It is one of the important tasks for the safety of human aerospace engineering technology systems in orbit and the safety of astronauts’ extravehicular activities. The long-term monitoring of the elements of the ionospheric plasma environment also provides important data for the study of the mechanism of the effect of the ionospheric plasma environment on the space station and astronauts.

Q: How to apply? Extended application of plasma in situ imaging detector

Answer: The ion imager of the plasma in-situ imaging detector is the first application in China’s space field. It can image ions in the energy range of 0.1eV to 204eV in a 360°×94° annular field of view, and the imaging time resolution can be Up to 45ms, which is at the international advanced level . The ion imager of the plasma in-situ imaging detector can be applied to plasma detection in interplanetary space and deep space in the future .

The Langmuir probe and blocking potential analyzer of the plasma in-situ imaging detector, the Langmuir probe and blocking potential analyzer on my country’s Zhangheng-1 satellite and the Langmuir probe on Lutan-1 satellite It can carry out joint detection in orbit. The altitude of China’s space station is 340~450km, the orbital altitude of Zhangheng-1 satellite is about 500km, and the orbital altitude of Lutan-1 satellite is about 600km. Joint detection will enable more comprehensive detection of the global ionosphere.

In the future, astronauts will assemble and test the external interface of the plasma in-situ imaging detector in the cabin, and install it on the exposure platform outside the cabin. Let’s look forward to the “two blooms” inside and outside the on-orbit scientific experiment of Tiangong Space Station!

 来源/中国科学院国家空间科学中心

编辑/刘泽康

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#MadeInChina#中國製造 |#OneSpaceChina 一個空間 #BeltAndRoadinitiative #May2022 |#重慶#Chongqing introducing #OneSpace Wangshu series #MobileContainer #LaunchPlatform officially entered the production and assembly stage….

一個空間  One Space -Chongqing Zero One Space Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd. One Space Technology Group Co., Ltd. (One Space), a pioneering enterprise in China’s commercial aerospace industry, has formed a technology platform centered on the launch vehicle business… is one of many sixty plus commercial private space Carrier Rocket companies in China- People’s Republic of China in which they’re founded in Beijing – Chongqing- Xi’an – in which currently they’re development to full commercialisation of in between light to medium heavy launch carrier vehicles …. was established in Beijing Zhongguancun Science and Technology Park. It is a leading rocket technology company in China, committed to building informatization, intelligence, and combat The modernized “Rocket+” industrial service platform now has 3 research institutes and 2 research centers……..It has developed three technology platforms of Zero One Rocket, Zero One Electronics, and Zero One Power. At the same time, it is committed to exploring the application of new technologies and new mechanisms in the fields of aerospace and national defense and military industry to become a world-class commercial aerospace group.

​​As a leading rocket technology company in China, OneSpace has always adhered to the vertical integration of rocket technology, and continued to invest in research and development in five aspects: rocket overall technology, control system technology, telemetry system technology, launch support system technology, and power system technology.

In order to further enhance the company’s rocket products with quick response, high maneuverability and multi-platform characteristics, the Wangshu series container launch platform was specially developed. The platform completed the plan review in July last year. After overcoming the difficulties of the epidemic, it has officially entered the production and assembly stage.

Wangshu series container launch platform

The launch support system is an important part of the rocket launch. The platform integrates the rocket launch system and can realize rocket body transportation, storage, launch and other related functions. It can not only meet the launch needs of private commercial rockets, but also provide services for emergency launches . Through the adjustment of the internal components of the platform, the launch platform can be applied to most launch vehicles with a diameter of less than or equal to 1.4m in the current market. Taking advantage of this platform, OneSpace’s latest self-developed Linglong-1 series of solid launch vehicles will further enhance the launch speed and maneuverability advantages.

It is expected that the launch platform will complete the factory review in June, so stay tuned! 

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