00:00But let's get back to China's space program. Now briefly about the numbers because they are crucial.
00:05China has massively increased its launch frequency in recent years. In 2023 and 2024
00:12there were clearly well over 60 orbital launches each year. As of now 2025 is once again in the
00:20same range with a growing share of commercial missions. The trend is clear. China is not only
00:27launching a lot but also increasingly using new launch systems. That's technologically risky but
00:32strategically sensible. At the same time China is operating its own space station Tiangong.
00:39It's smaller than the ISS but fully functional and permanently manned.
00:44What's important here is less about the size and more about independence.
00:49Tiangong is a testbed for long-term operations, resupply missions and crew rotations.
00:57Now this is a testbed for long-term operations.
00:58I'm going to open this up.
00:58But for next time, we have to take the fall of the civilization.
00:58The inviolum of the civilization is very high, but it doesn't have to be as high.
00:59Much of the civilization has been created at the center of
00:59the civilization.
00:59The power of the civilization is created by the civilization of the civilization.
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