China's new launch rocket

[JayAtl]

Source please, this myth has already been debunked. No need to bring the strawman argument over again and again.

no debunking has been accepted- that was just the Chinese govt paying people to spread revisionist history on the net. check my signature out for proof

 

[Brotherhood]

Source please, this myth has already been debunked. No need to bring the strawman argument over again and again.

Exactly, and they will cry like a baby when people bring up something like this, "Oh, How dare having no respect for the poor victims" pure hypocrisy in full display.
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[ChineseTiger1986]

Exactly, and they will cry like a baby when people bring up something like this, "Oh, How dare having no respect for the poor victims" pure hypocrisy in full display.
Chernobyl | Chernobyl Accident | Chernobyl Disaster

Russians need to look at their own embarassment before making fun of us.

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[JayAtl]

No one cares about Russia, we are doing what our need for the space program, next steps: space station, moon landing, mars landing, etc.

No need to compare with Russia.

Grovel anybody? I guess all the arrogrance is limited to countries who you know have had a much later space program vs yours. us

 

[marshall]

As for sending a man to the moon Russia does have the capability, they could have done it in the 60's but do to engine problems it didn't happen, as of now there is no rush or urgent need to go to the moon.

Russia could not have landed on the Moon before 1990 at the earliest and even that would have been very unlikely. In the 1960s, the Soviet Moon rocket N1 was canceled because it kept blowing up on the launch pad. There was no further development on an adequate moon rocket until the Energiya rocket which first flew in 1987. The RD engines were products of the 1980s and needed to be developed into rocket systems like the Energiya so the Energiya was in effect the first and only moon capable rocket ever produced with them.

By that time, The USSR was already an economic basketcase and a high cost project like a moon landing would have been canceled in light of the fact that the economy was about to implode. A moon landing was only technically possible from the end of the 1980s onward but realistically, this was not economically feasible until around 5-6 years ago when the Russian economy fully recovered and its budget was no longer in heavy deficit.

The Soviet space program was awesome and today's Russian space technology is still top notch. However, a moon landing by USSR/Russia was impossible in the 1960s and 1970s. Maybe by the late 1980s but unlikely. In the 1990s, absolutely no way, Russia was falling apart at that time because Yeltsin listened to the West and guided Russia to economic catastrophe. It's only recently that Russia is able to attempt a moon landing project.

 

[Brotherhood]

no debunking has been accepted- that was just the Chinese govt paying people to spread revisionist history on the net. check my signature out for proof

Well, did you check mine? ha, so going by your logic, if 600million plus people open def everywhere like animals, does it implied to all normal human being doing the same?

 

[JayAtl]

Well, did you check mine? ha, so going by your logic, if 600million plus people open def everywhere like animals, does it implied to all normal human being doing the same?:lol:

Huh? try rewritting your post and this time try being coherent

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

Grovel anybody? I guess all the arrogrance is limited to countries who you know have had a much later space program vs yours. us

Russia can brag with their mouth, but we will brag with our action.

 

[Brotherhood]

Huh? try rewritting your post and this time try being coherent

Don't worry, mr shakespear, as long you feel the pain, btw, not everyone will be as fortunately as Indians, having the privilege of 200plus yrs of english classes from your ex. white slave master, be proud, my dear.

 

[CallsignAlzaeem]

Yeah right !!

 

[CallsignAlzaeem]

Hopefully, India's paramount experience in veer rockets will contribute to you guys' success.

Yeah right

 

[ptldM3]

Source please, this myth has already been debunked. No need to bring the strawman argument over again and again.

Source, that incident was video taped and picked up by satelite:

No one cares about Russia, we are doing what our need for the space program, next steps: space station, moon landing, mars landing, etc.

Really the international space station and the United States relies heavily on Russia, and did Russia Not trasfer space technology to China as well as train Chinese austranauts in Russia?

Russians need to look at their own embarassment before making fun of us.

Sorry it was Chines members making fun of the Russian space program, Russian space program has acheived more in one decade than China has in it's intire space program history, and yes Russia has conducted many more space launches than China so of course there was accidents. However, like i stated earlier Russian rockets and re-usable craft are know for their safety and reliabilty, they are so safe that NASA trusts them and uses them. The Soyuz has not had an accident in over 40 years and the last Russian rocket to explode was in 2002 and that was do to debris getting into the engine during repairs, besides that it has been over 30 years since there was a rocket explossion.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

Really the international space station and the United States relies heavily on Russia, and did Russia Not trasfer space technology to China as well as train Chinese austranauts in Russia?

Who does care whom US is relying to?

China has many large space projects in this decade.

 

[cross1993]

Source, that incident was video taped and picked up by satelite:

Really the international space station and the United States relies heavily on Russia, and did Russia Not trasfer space technology to China as well as train Chinese austranauts in Russia?




Sorry it was Chines members making fun of the Russian space program, Russian space program has acheived more in one decade than China has in it's intire space program history, and yes Russia has conducted many more space launches than China so of course there was accidents. However, like i stated earlier Russian rockets and re-usable craft are know for their safety and reliabilty, they are so safe that NASA trusts them and uses them. The Soyuz has not had an accident in over 40 years and the last Russian rocket to explode was in 2002 and that was do to debris getting into the engine during repairs, besides that it has been over 30 years since there was a rocket explossion.

That is false news.

Do you think China govt is stupid? We will choose to launch rockets in city? 500 people died? The rockets are a cluster bombs?

China's satellite launch base, No villages around it, it is no man's land.

Plz look at satellite maps:

 

[ptldM3]

That is false news.

Do you think China govt is stupid? We will choose to launch rockets in city? 500 people died? The rockets are a cluster bombs?

China's satellite launch base, No villages around it, it is no man's land.

Plz look at satellite maps:

The accident happened about 15 years ago so even if your satelite picture worked it would be out of date, hense the village that was there is probably gone.

As for your cluster bombs, a rocket does not need to be a cluster bomb to kill masses of people, the shockwave coupled with thousands of gallons of rocket fuel will be more than adequate to kill scores of people.