Yang I. Pachankis
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Bio

Yang I. Pachankis is an independent researcher based in Chongqing, China, with a multidisciplinary focus spanning cosmology, strategy, economic development, international economics, law and economics, and health, education, and welfare. With a PhD stream in Cosmology, Pachankis has authored works such as "Realpolitik or a New Space Race? — Macroanalysis on Sino-America Geopolitics" and "Adrenaline Intolerance in ASD Curing From Autoimmune Pathogens — Sebaceous Immunobiology in Autoimmune Pathogen Research." His research contributions are reflected in 67 publications, 186 citations, an h-index of 7, and an i10-index of 7. Pachankis also serves as a journal reviewer and has been involved in multiple research projects, demonstrating a broad and impactful scholarly presence.

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Realpolitik or a New Space Race? — Macroanalysis on Sino-America Geopolitics

Article January 23, 2026

The research analyzes into PRC’s strategic intensions behind the militarization of the South China Sea. It is hypothesized that the geopolitical and realpolitik statures in the South China Sea is signatory to a new Space Race. The analysis obtained positive results to the hypothesis, and type I and type II errors are discussed. The research holds the possible type I error as inevitable, and its implications relevant to the mapping of problem solutions. The supply advantage in the natural gas hydrate market is cognized to be the strategic leverage in the totalitarian and dictatorial power frameworks in the global institutions.