China Just Released True Color HD Photos Of The Moon

[AMCA]

So the moon is not white After all.... I knew it.. Damn!!!

 

[qwerrty]

In term of SpaceX space achievement, it is basically comparable to Chinese National Space Agency, both have a returnable rocket, both are able to launch man in space, they have the same achievement in term of space exploration, along with Bready Branson's Virgin Galactic.

not yet



you can't claim you can launch man to space until you put one up there first. lol.. fyi, spacex rocket is not reliable enough yet to dare put any living thing on. everytime they about launch to space, their rocket always suffer some kind errors and forced to abort to launch again couple months later... and virgin galactic. lolz.. she's in totally different league...

 

[jhungary]

not yet



you can't claim you can launch man to space until you put one up there first. lol.. fyi, spacex rocket is not reliable enough yet to dare put any living thing on. everytime they about lauch to space, their rocket always suffer some kind errors and forced to abort to launch again couple months later... and virgin galactic. lolz.. she's in totally different league...

You do know bready Branson's Virgin did already put man into space??

http://www.businessinsider.com/space-adventures-ticket-cost-2016-1?IR=T

And lol on your info about Space X launch.

Of the 21 SpaceX Falcon 9 launch, they only failed twice, I don't know where you get the "EVERYTIME" they about launch to space their rocket always suffer some kind errors and forced to abort to launch again couple months later.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Falcon_9_and_Falcon_Heavy_launches

oh well.........

 

[qwerrty]

You do know bready Branson's Virgin did already put man into space??

http://www.businessinsider.com/space-adventures-ticket-cost-2016-1?IR=T

And lol on your info about Space X launch.

Of the 21 SpaceX Falcon 9 launch, they only failed twice, I don't know where you get the "EVERYTIME" they about launch to space their rocket always suffer some kind errors and forced to abort to launch again couple months later.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Falcon_9_and_Falcon_Heavy_launches

oh well.........

virgin galactic did suborbital flight. it's space, but not in same league. i hope you understand. lol

spacex vertical landing is awesome, but they don't have any human-rated rocket yet. this is facts. they still working on it. until they meet all safety requirements for human-rated, they ain't gonna send any baboon to space. so, claiming they have same achievement as china is incorrect and including virgin galactic in the mix too is LoLz

 

[jhungary]

virgin galactic did suborbital flight. it's space, but not in same league. i hope you understand. lol

spacex vertical landing is awesome, but they don't have any human-rated rocket yet. this is facts. they still working on it. until they meet all safety requirements for human-rated, they ain't gonna send any baboon to space. so, claiming they have same achievement as china is incorrect and including virgin galactic in the mix too is LoLz

Well, technically, both Virgin and CNSA manned Space flight were both within Low Earth Orbit. I will give the Chinese space flight is about 100 KM further into space, but technically, Virgin were in the lower end of Low Earth orbit, while the Chinese are in the medium end of LEO.

The last Spaceship one Flight does not considered as low orbital as it protrude out of the 100KM suborbital limit, it reaches 114km which although not close enough at 160km to enter Low Earth orbit, but they weren't technically classified as sub-orbital either.

And well, again, you have seriously underestimated the Space X launch, but meh, I don't think you know anyway. Seeing you keep saying SpaceX launch is not reliable and always fail, but it too were far from the truth.

 

[qwerrty]

And well, again, you have seriously underestimated the Space X launch, but meh, I don't think you know anyway. Seeing you keep saying SpaceX launch is not reliable and always fail, but it too were far from the truth.

they have nasa backing them. l don't underestimate at all. lol. i didn't say they fail all the time. i said they always find some major problems with their rocket just before the countdown and have to reschedule the launch date many times. do you want to sit on that kind rocket to space? i don't think so. everything should be 100% working before you put in on the launchpad, not finding out many fu<ked up sh1ts going on just before you abuot to hit the launch button

 

[jhungary]

they have nasa backing them. l don't underestimate at all. lol. i didn't say they fail all the time. i said they always find some major problems with their rocket just before the countdown and have to reschedule the launch date many times. do you want to sit on that kind rocket to space? i don't think so. everything should be 100% working before you put in on the launchpad, not finding out many fu<ked up sh1ts going on just before you abuot to hit the launch button

Nobody, I repeat nobody make 100% work spacecraft, not NASA, not CNSA, not Virgin Galactic, not SpaceX.

Problem are always gonna be there, that how you perfect your skill, I would much rather they find problem on ground than finding them mid-flight. If they think like you, then nobody are going to do anything because they all afraid of failure.

 

[qwerrty]

Nobody, I repeat nobody make 100% work spacecraft, not NASA, not CNSA, not Virgin Galactic, not SpaceX.

Problem are always gonna be there, that how you perfect your skill, I would much rather they find problem on ground than finding them mid-flight. If they think like you, then nobody are going to do anything because they all afraid of failure.

that's why spacex doesn't have human-rated rocket yet

 

[jhungary]

that's why spacex doesn't have human-rated rocket yet

I don't think that's something anyone needed to worry.

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

They need to be like NASA and have some interactive stuff like this:

Go full screen and move your mouse around the pic