Why Is China Banned From ISS? Beijing Launches First Part of Its Own Station
http://www.newsweek.com/why-china-banned-iss-station-1587708
China successfully launched the first module of its own space station on Thursday, prompting curiosity about why the country does not simply use the International Space Station (ISS), according to Google Search data.
The core module of China's station, which will eventually be known as Tiangong, or the China Space Station (CSS), is the largest spacecraft China has ever developed and is 54.4 feet long, 13.7 feet in diameter, and weighs nearly 25 tons
Why Is China Banned From ISS? Beijing Launches First Part of Its Own Station
Apr 30, 2021, 9:18am UTC
http://www.newsweek.com/why-china-banned-iss-station-1587708
> China successfully launched the first module of its own space station on Thursday, prompting curiosity about why the country does not simply use the International Space Station (ISS), according to Google Search data.
> The core module of China's station, which will eventually be known as Tiangong, or the China Space Station (CSS), is the largest spacecraft China has ever developed and is 54.4 feet long, 13.7 feet in diameter, and weighs nearly 25 tons