China Moon Rocket Launch

In comparison, 42% of NASA's employees are women.

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its over

Which stolen Soviet rocket design did they base this rocket on?

I KNEEL...

BBC v 2.0

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Pow, straight to the moon

it's funny because soviets never made it to the moon

They had plenty of rockets reach the moon, just not with people. The Energia rocket was also big enough to bring people to the moon and worked.

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Good Luck chinese niggas banzai banzai

It really do be named Chang huh

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>he’s gone

will this btfo moon hoax conspiritards?

Logistics. The occupants have to fly through a zone of deadly radiation, reach a stable orbit around the moon, undock (landing on the moon with one vessel and returning to earth in it is impractical), land on the moon, wait for an instantaneous launch window, dock with the mothership, fly back through the zone of deadly radiation, and then reenter the atmosphere.

Long March 5 which to their credit is basically a 100% new design with chinese developes engines.

no, they are immune to new information

You can show them lasers being bounced back by the retroreflector at the Apollo 11 landing site and they still wont believe you. My school is right next to an observatory and when they had an open house where the main event was just that some retard started shouting who was paying them to fake it.

>tai·ko·naut
/>ˈtīkəˌnôt/
>noun
>a Chinese astronaut.

Why is this a thing?

What do we call Russian astronauts? Or European ones?

Have you not seen Elon's SpaceX launches to the ISS? People still believe (((space))) is fake and they're all on strings.

>the interview is only 2 minutes long because the energy running the anti-gravity device was about to run out

It really do be like that.

You realize the biggest challenge by a VAST margin is building the a super heavy lifter in the first place right?

And I think you have little idea how radiation works in these small time spans it would take people to go to the moon and back. Radiation is a very minor issue. They're not going to stay around orbit in the fucking Van Allen radiation belt lmao.

The soviets had already worked out most what needed to be done. Orbital maneuvers, lunar lander, lunar space suit etc were all already developed and calculated.

The Soviets didn't have manned missions to the moon because

1. Their lunar program was given less than a 1/10 of the budget NASA were given
2. Korolev dying in the beginning of 1966
3. Soviet pragmatic approach towards building rockets required failed launches to find out and fix problems. They were originally promised 14 N1 launches with only the last two having manned mission but after the 4th N1 launch the project was cancelled despite the 5th launch being very likely to succeed since they had been able to fix most of the problems with the first stage.

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>tai·ko·naut
>/ˈtīkəˌnôt/
>noun
>a Chinese astronaut.

Why is this a thing?

What do we call Russian astronauts? Or European ones?

Russians prefer the term cosmonaut.

>Russian astronauts
Cosmonaut
>European ones
Non-existent xaxaxaxa

lmagine being the guy who went up with Buzz and Neil but didnt walk on the moon

Why weren't they allowed? I thought they all got a chance.

Russians are cosmonauts

Europeans are still astronauts

Somebody had to stay in the orbital module.

lmaooo

>everybody's jumping around and having fun
>cuckee stays inside while people rode the buggee outside and played golf