【新唐人2011年10月3日讯】中国大陆航天部门，最近发射了大陆第一个太空实验室“天宫一号”，希望借此掌握太空对接技术。专家指出，中共投入钜资发展的太空科技，实际相当于美国50年前的水平，对国于民也没有什么好处，只是一项形象工程。
9月29号晚间，大陆第一个太空实验室“天宫一号”在甘肃酒泉卫星发射中心发射升空。官方表示，“神舟八号”飞船将会在11月份升空，与“天宫一号”对接。如果成功，中国将成为继美国、俄罗斯之后，第3个独立掌握太空对接技术的国家。
“天宫一号”沿袭了俄罗斯的技术，设计长度9米多，最大直径3.35米，重约8.5吨。整个飞行器分为实验舱和资源舱，使用寿命预期为两年。
美国宇航局（NASA）高级工程师黄祖威博士对《新唐人》表示，用于空间站的太空对接技术，早在近50年前美国和前苏联就已经掌握。
美国宇航局（NASA）高级工程师黄祖威博士：“它（中共）如果真要跟美国、苏联它们的太空科技比的话，相对而言，你就是差了这么几十年的一个gap（一代）。它再怎么赶的话，gap不是你说赶就赶得上的，因为这个科技的东西，你没有很扎实的基础，你是没有办法，你必须要一步一步这样脚踏实地上去的。”
《美国有线电视》CNN采访的美国麻省理工军事专家也指出，天宫一号的技术就好比是美国50年前的双子星计划。
从1992年开始，中共投入巨大资源发展航天技术。“天宫一号”无人太空实验室的发射是为了在2020年左右，建成中共自己的载人空间站。
另一方面，虽然中共媒体对“天宫一号”竭力鼓吹，很多网民对此并不关心，他们表示：宁愿去关心房租的走势。
黄祖威谈到，中国大陆的教育经费比例甚至比非洲国家都低，很多老百姓看不起病，生活很苦。中共仍然花费巨额资金去发展太空技术，他认为很没有必要。
美国宇航局（NASA）高级工程师黄祖威博士：“别的这些发达国家，英国、法国、或者日本，它们为什么没有积极的想要做这种事情，因为它们知道很多东西不是那么有实际作用。中国现在问题那么多，它实在没有必要，花这么多钱，去做这个动作。因为，人家早就做到的事情，几十年前就做到的事情，你现在去打肿脸充胖子，你做到以后又怎么样？”
过去前苏联倾尽全国的力量，与美国进行所谓的太空竞赛，忙于发射飞船、建设空间站，但这制约了国民经济的均衡发展，再加上民众对共产党的觉醒与唾弃，最终导致苏联解体、苏共灭亡。
太空科技的发展因为耗资巨大，这些年来，美国和俄罗斯在太空领域上愈来愈低调，中共却不惜重资、决意要打造“航天大国”的形象。《德国之声》中文网刊登自由撰稿人刘逸明的文章指出，这是中共当局为了炫耀它的所谓“丰功伟绩”和制造崛起的假象。
前中国工程学院教授张新宇：“它（中共）欠了很多很多的债，所以呢，它现在发展航空这些东西呢，一个是忽悠一下国内的老百姓，第二个就是在国际上呢，吓唬吓唬。主要是忽悠国内老百姓。它的意图就是要让老百姓认为，我共产党伟大、光荣、正确，它自己都讲形象工程嘛！”
2008年，中共喉舌媒体发布的神舟7号飞船视频，因为画面出现气泡等无法解释的现象，被人怀疑是在水中拍摄造假，并不是真正的太空漫步。而2007年，“嫦娥一号”探测器在月球发回来的第一张照片，在旋转20度之后，与google earth上的月球照片一模一样，也被证实造假。
新唐人记者梁欣、李谦、葛雷采访报导。
Scientists Refer to Tiangong-1 as “The Project for Image"
China National Space Administration recently launched China’s
first space laboratory module, Tiangong-1 (Heavenly Palace),
in hopes of mastering space docking technology.
The Chinese Communist Regime invests heavily in space
technology. Scientists point out it is merely a project for image.
It is a costly project with technology falling 50 years
behind the US.
It actually serves no good to either the country or the people.
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On the evening of September 29, China’s first space laboratory
module, Tiangong-1, was launched at the Jiuquan Satellite
Launch Center in Gansu province.
The official indicated Shenzhou-8 spacecraft will be launched
in November to dock with Tiangong-1.
If successful, China will be the third country, following the USA
and Russia, mastering space docking technique.
Tiangong-1’s designs are based on Russian space technology.
It measures more than 9 meter long, 3.35 meters in diameter, and 8.5 tons.
The prototype consists of two segments,
the experiment module and a resource module. The operational lifespan is anticipated to be two years.
Dr. Huang Zuwei, a NASA engineer, indicated in an interview
with NTD that space docking technology was developed in the USA and Russia nearly 50 years ago.
NASA engineer Dr. Huang Zuwei: “If you (the CCP)
really want to compare to the US or the former Soviet Union,
there’s a gap of a few dozen of years in space technology.
No matter how you rush it, you can’t narrow the gap.
Technology requires solid foundation. There’s no other way.
You have to go step by step."
In an interview with CNN, associate professor Taylor Fravel of
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) also indicated,
“Tiangong has been likened to the Gemini program conducted
by the U.S. 50 years ago."
Since 1992, the CCP has poured an enormous amount of
money into space technology development.
The unmanned space station, Tiangong-1, was launched
as part of an effort to build a manned space station in 2020.
Although the Chinese media heavily publicizes Tiangong,
many netizens showed their indifference on this issue and
indicated, “would rather the government care about
the trend of housing."
Huang Zuwei mentioned that the education budget in China
is even lower than some African countries.
Many Chinese live a hard life and can’t afford to see a doctor.
He does not believe it’s a necessity for the CCP to invest heavily in space technology.
NASA engineer Dr. Huang Zuwei: “Why aren’t other
developed countries such as England, France,
or Japan active in space technology?
Because they know many things about it are not so practical.
With so many problems in China, space technology is
really not necessary. It costs so much just for an act.
Other people have already accomplished this more than
a few dozen years ago. It’s merely a show, even if you are able to do it, so what?”
The Former Soviet Union pulled the whole nation into
the so-called space race with the US. They launched spacecraft,
built space stations, but also sacrificed economical development.
With the awakening of people and abandonment of
the communist party, the Soviet Union and
the Soviet communist party disintegrated.
Space technology has become so expensive over the years that
the United States and Russia have been keeping low-key in its development.
On the contrary, the CCP does not hesitate, even with all the cost,
to create its powerful space image.
On the Chinese website, “Deutsche Welle" published an article
from freelance writer Liu Yiming.
Mr. Liu stated that this is an illusion the CCP created
to show off its so-called “success."
Zhang Xinyu: “It (the CCP) is in a lot of debt.
The development of space technique is to deceive the people
domestically, and to threaten the international community.
The main purpose is to deceive its own people.
The intention is to make people believe that the CCP is great,
honorable, and right. It’s been all about image."
In 2008, the CCP mouthpiece media released a video of
Shenzhou 7 spacecraft. The screen showed bubbles,
a phenomenon that can not be explained.
People suspected that it’s a fraud and was created by filming
under water, rather than a real space walk.
In 2007, Chang’e 1’s first 3-D image of the lunar surface,
after a rotation of 20 degrees, was exactly the same as
found in google earth, and thus was confirmed false.
NTD Television reporters: Liang Xin, Li Qian and Ge Lei.
