China gets ready to launch Space Station by 2020

The video discusses the development of the Chinese space station, following the International Space Station and Mir. It outlines the Chinese government's plan to launch the core module, Tianhe, by 2020, which will provide life support and power. Subsequent launches will include the Shenzhou and Tianzhou modules. The station will be assembled in orbit, weigh about 60,000 kilograms, and have a lifespan of approximately 10 years.

What is the first module that the Chinese government plans to launch for their space station?

• Mir

• Tianzhou

• Tianha

• Shenzhou

What are the primary functions of the core cabin module of the Chinese space station?

• Defense and security

• Communication and navigation

• Life support and power supply

• Research and development

Which modules are planned to be launched after the core cabin module?

• Apollo and Soyuz

• Shenzhou and Tianzhou

• Columbia and Challenger

• Discovery and Endeavour

What is the expected weight of the fully assembled Chinese space station?

• 30,000 kilograms

• 45,000 kilograms

• 75,000 kilograms

• 60,000 kilograms

How long is the Chinese space station expected to remain operational?

• 20 years

• 15 years

• 10 years

• 5 years