China s space strength ranks among the highest in the world

Objectively speaking, China's aerospace strength is something to be proud of.

China's space strength is definitely at the forefront of the world, and China's aerospace strength is the fastest growing among all strengths, and it is also the smallest gap with the world's most advanced level.

It is credible that China's space power ranks third in the world.

After all, the United States and Russia started early and have strong strength.

This ranking third is indisputable, China is one of the few countries in the world that can launch its own satellites and satellites, and it is the third country to achieve manned spaceflight.

On the country, it should be the third. However, it will surpass Russia in less than a decade, and the gap with the United States is very small, and it will surpass the United States in some areas.

This needs to see who is in the ** queue when, you want to be ranked first in the world, and no one says that you are wrong, this is different from the size of the number, there is no absolute standard, so it doesn't make much sense.

We Chinese are ranked as advanced in the world.

It's hard to say if it's true or not.

China's aerospace world ranking is generally ranked third:

1.Launch vehicle technology, after the United States, Russia and ESA, but there is no significant generational difference in this part of the technology, basically the difference is that the development of solid-fuel thrusters in our country is slower. The rocket payload is behind Russia, the United States, ESA, and even Japan, and this part is currently China's biggest weakness, because it was previously subject to rail transportation, so the diameter of the rocket is generally no more than 5 meters.

However, this does not mean that it is technically unattainable, and the latest establishment of a space launch site in Hainan has adopted maritime transportation. The size of the rocket will become larger (Long March 5 under development).

2.After all, apart from the United States, Russia, and China, no fourth country can send astronauts to space alone, and it should be pointed out that manned space technology is the most important and cutting-edge field in the field of space science and technology. Because it involves the perfect coordination of rockets, spacecraft, life support and other systems, this is a huge project.

3.At present, the United States is a leader in deep space exploration technology. Europe, Japan started early, China and India have just developed. In this regard, due to the relatively large input and output, except for the United States, which invested a lot of energy in the early stage, all countries are now developing prudently.

The United States, Russia, Europe, China.

The first two need no explanation.

Europe is stronger than China in space technology.

However, the research on aerospace applications in Europe (such as economy, meteorology, navigation and positioning, etc.) is very negative, and the results are very average. But when it comes to space technology alone, of course, it is technologically advanced, with probes all over the solar system, long-orbit technology, and experienced Europe.

Although the member countries of European Airlines also have strong strength, due to the division of labor, they are proficient in one aspect, and on the whole, they are not as good as China. But Europe is not a country. Therefore, the European Space Agency will not be included in any statement that involves the ranking of national space technologies.

So there are two kinds of answers, which are all the countries in the rank? Or is it all in the aviation bureau to shoot?

Third, or fourth, the first United States, the second Russia, the third, China or Japan--

Third: the United States, Russia, China.

China's aerospace technology ranks third in the world (after the United States and Russia), and to be precise, at the leading level of the second echelon (China, the European Union, Japan, India, etc.).

The Shenzhou series of spacecraft developed by China is entirely the result of independent intellectual property rights, including spacesuits, space watches, space pens, and so on.

This is quite strange: if there is an international blockade against China, and it is related to China's security, China can only independently conduct research and invest China's strength, and China can get close to the international level, such as nuclear weapons, missiles, satellites, rockets, and ......There is no blockade by foreign countries, such as large planes and cars, but China does not have its own intellectual property rights or technology, so it can only rely on foreign countries.

Third place, followed by the United States, Russia.

It's hard to say, some countries just don't practice it.

China is the country in the world that can independently develop manned spacecraft, second only to the United States and Russia (Soviet Union).

United States, Russia.

China, the European Union, Japan.

According to the degree of difficulty of space technology, from easy to difficult:

1 launch satellite:

Soviet Union (1957), United States (1958), France (1965), Japan (1970), China (1970), United Kingdom (1971), India (1980), Israel (1988), Ukraine (1992), Iran (2009).

Addendum: Number of all satellites by country:

Soviet Union (1,435), United States (1,093), Japan (124), China (102), France (49), Germany (42), India (34), Canada (31), Great Britain (29).

2.Manned into the sky (throwing people out of the earth).

The Soviet Union (April 12, 1961), the United States (May 5, 1961), China (October 15, 2003). India (it has been decided to carry a crew into space in 2016), the European Union (planned to be manned in 2020), Iran (planned to be manned in 2021), Japan (planned to be manned in 2025).

3.Lunar exploration (taking pictures around the moon).

The Soviet Union (success on January 2, 1959), the United States (success on March 4, 1959), Japan (success on September 14, 2007), China (success on October 24, 2007), India (success on October 22, 2008). The United Kingdom (planned for lunar exploration in 2013) and South Korea (planned for lunar exploration in 2020).

4 moon landing, impact moon landing (throwing things to the moon) Soviet Union, the United States completed.

Soft landings (throwing things to the moon without breaking them) were done by the Soviet Union and the United States.

Specimen sampling (which can return to Earth after landing on the moon) was done by the Soviet Union and the United States.

The human moon landing (sending people to the moon) was completed in the United States.

5 Space Station of the Universe.

1971, Soviet space station "Salyut" (successfully launched, unable to dock).

1973-1974, American "Space Laboratory" (successfully operated, fell off by mistake).

1986-2000, Soviet "Peace" (all successful, long-term operation).

2000-？, the International Space Station "16 countries including the United States, Russia, Japan, Canada and Europe (the United States strongly kicked out China and did not allow China to participate in international projects)

2011-？"Tiangong" (China is self-reliant and independently builds a space station).

6. Long-distance planetary exploration.

The Galileo probe, USA (1989) arrives at Jupiter (1995).

Summary: Space technology is the strongest in the United States: only they can go to the moon, and they can throw satellites farthest.

Second place USSR: Able to space man, able to pull things back from the moon, able to build a space station.

Third place China: Able to conduct manned spaceflight, take pictures of the moon, and build a space station.

Fourth place Japan: satellite technology is developed (more developed than China).

5th place India: Satellite technology to be able to take pictures of the moon.

Other countries can only shoot satellites.

The third place, flying away from the earth to travel in space, is the dream of the Chinese people, and China's manned technology is the third satellite launch, and it is also the fifth.