Comments by "King Ace" (@kingace6186) on "How China Reinvented The Space Station!" video.

  1. The most challenging part of the International Space Station was that it was a joint venture between the US, Russia, Europe, Canada, and Japan with many more welcome (as long as they don't steal protected designs).
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  2. You do know that artificial gravity is a lot more complicated than building space stations. You should not expect us to harness gravity to that level when we haven't even reached Type 1 Civilization status. Compared to that building robust space stations and space gateways is a piece of cake.
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  3. China didn't reinvent shit. Their station is just a rethought version of the ISS. It's easy to make improvements when prior designs are copied. If anyone reinvented the Space Station, it is NASA, ESA, CSA, & JAXA for their ambitious plan to put an International Space Station in orbit around the Moon. It's a reinvention because while the ISS is built for Low-Earth Orbit missions, the Lunar Gateway is a stepping stone for any Lunar and Inter-Planetary Mission.
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