China planning for a space station on the moon.

[the other mike]

While we were busy bombing the Middle East for oil, China's been busy building 30,000 miles of high speed rail systems and sending secret missions to the moon.

As a squadron of private engineering firms helps facilitate the United States’ new outer space ambitions, China’s government is ramping up its own mission to the moon and beyond.

China reached two potentially significant milestones in its growing space program over the past week, though both are somewhat shrouded in Beijing’s typical secrecy and were reported initially by state news agencies. Each case represents a next step in two long-term goals, lending credence to their announcement.

First, the country’s plans for building a lunar space station are now in development. Wu Weiren, who teaches at the Chinese Academy of Engineering and is in charge of designing the country’s lunar exploration program, offered an update on the mission on Tuesday while attending a ceremony for a new asteroid that was named in his honor by the China National Space Administration.

“The next steps in our lunar exploration endeavor will be challenging and demanding as we aim to set up a scientific outpost on the moon’s south pole,” Weiren said. “In the near future, we will also send our astronauts to land on the moon.”

China Makes Secret Spacecraft and Moon Landing Moves to Heat Up Space Race

China reached two potentially significant milestones in its growing space program over the past week, though both are somewhat shrouded in Beijing’s typical secrecy and were reported initiall…

observer.com

 

[Mac-7]

America’s trade deficit with china is paying for their expansion to the moon

 

[JGalt]

Mehh on China. We already did that, copycats.

 

[Wyatt earp]

While we were busy bombing the Middle East for oil, China's been busy building 30,000 miles of high speed rail systems and sending secret missions to the moon.

As a squadron of private engineering firms helps facilitate the United States’ new outer space ambitions, China’s government is ramping up its own mission to the moon and beyond.

China reached two potentially significant milestones in its growing space program over the past week, though both are somewhat shrouded in Beijing’s typical secrecy and were reported initially by state news agencies. Each case represents a next step in two long-term goals, lending credence to their announcement.

First, the country’s plans for building a lunar space station are now in development. Wu Weiren, who teaches at the Chinese Academy of Engineering and is in charge of designing the country’s lunar exploration program, offered an update on the mission on Tuesday while attending a ceremony for a new asteroid that was named in his honor by the China National Space Administration.

“The next steps in our lunar exploration endeavor will be challenging and demanding as we aim to set up a scientific outpost on the moon’s south pole,” Weiren said. “In the near future, we will also send our astronauts to land on the moon.”

China Makes Secret Spacecraft and Moon Landing Moves to Heat Up Space Race

China reached two potentially significant milestones in its growing space program over the past week, though both are somewhat shrouded in Beijing’s typical secrecy and were reported initiall…

observer.com

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Why does all rocket ships look like a guys penis and balls?

 

[JGalt]

While we were busy bombing the Middle East for oil, China's been busy building 30,000 miles of high speed rail systems and sending secret missions to the moon.

As a squadron of private engineering firms helps facilitate the United States’ new outer space ambitions, China’s government is ramping up its own mission to the moon and beyond.

China reached two potentially significant milestones in its growing space program over the past week, though both are somewhat shrouded in Beijing’s typical secrecy and were reported initially by state news agencies. Each case represents a next step in two long-term goals, lending credence to their announcement.

First, the country’s plans for building a lunar space station are now in development. Wu Weiren, who teaches at the Chinese Academy of Engineering and is in charge of designing the country’s lunar exploration program, offered an update on the mission on Tuesday while attending a ceremony for a new asteroid that was named in his honor by the China National Space Administration.

“The next steps in our lunar exploration endeavor will be challenging and demanding as we aim to set up a scientific outpost on the moon’s south pole,” Weiren said. “In the near future, we will also send our astronauts to land on the moon.”

China Makes Secret Spacecraft and Moon Landing Moves to Heat Up Space Race

China reached two potentially significant milestones in its growing space program over the past week, though both are somewhat shrouded in Beijing’s typical secrecy and were reported initiall…

observer.com

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Why does all rocket ships look like a guys penis and balls?

To swiftly penetrate the deep recesses of empty and vacuous space?

Just guessing here. It would be difficult to fling something that looked like a flapping pussy, all the way to the moon. You know, aerodynamics, drag, and all that science shit I know nothing about.

 

[Wyatt earp]

While we were busy bombing the Middle East for oil, China's been busy building 30,000 miles of high speed rail systems and sending secret missions to the moon.

As a squadron of private engineering firms helps facilitate the United States’ new outer space ambitions, China’s government is ramping up its own mission to the moon and beyond.

China reached two potentially significant milestones in its growing space program over the past week, though both are somewhat shrouded in Beijing’s typical secrecy and were reported initially by state news agencies. Each case represents a next step in two long-term goals, lending credence to their announcement.

First, the country’s plans for building a lunar space station are now in development. Wu Weiren, who teaches at the Chinese Academy of Engineering and is in charge of designing the country’s lunar exploration program, offered an update on the mission on Tuesday while attending a ceremony for a new asteroid that was named in his honor by the China National Space Administration.

“The next steps in our lunar exploration endeavor will be challenging and demanding as we aim to set up a scientific outpost on the moon’s south pole,” Weiren said. “In the near future, we will also send our astronauts to land on the moon.”

China Makes Secret Spacecraft and Moon Landing Moves to Heat Up Space Race

China reached two potentially significant milestones in its growing space program over the past week, though both are somewhat shrouded in Beijing’s typical secrecy and were reported initiall…

observer.com

View attachment 413503
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Why does all rocket ships look like a guys penis and balls?

To swiftly penetrate the deep recesses of empty and vacuous space?

Just guessing here. It would be difficult to fling something that looked like a flapping pussy, all the way to the moon.

LMFAO thanks for the laugh, I knew you had it in you.

 

[night_son]

While we were busy bombing the Middle East for oil, China's been busy building 30,000 miles of high speed rail systems and sending secret missions to the moon.

As a squadron of private engineering firms helps facilitate the United States’ new outer space ambitions, China’s government is ramping up its own mission to the moon and beyond.

China reached two potentially significant milestones in its growing space program over the past week, though both are somewhat shrouded in Beijing’s typical secrecy and were reported initially by state news agencies. Each case represents a next step in two long-term goals, lending credence to their announcement.

First, the country’s plans for building a lunar space station are now in development. Wu Weiren, who teaches at the Chinese Academy of Engineering and is in charge of designing the country’s lunar exploration program, offered an update on the mission on Tuesday while attending a ceremony for a new asteroid that was named in his honor by the China National Space Administration.

“The next steps in our lunar exploration endeavor will be challenging and demanding as we aim to set up a scientific outpost on the moon’s south pole,” Weiren said. “In the near future, we will also send our astronauts to land on the moon.”

China Makes Secret Spacecraft and Moon Landing Moves to Heat Up Space Race

China reached two potentially significant milestones in its growing space program over the past week, though both are somewhat shrouded in Beijing’s typical secrecy and were reported initiall…

observer.com

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And everyone laughed at DJT's Space Force. He who holds the high ground in space . . .

 

[Rye Catcher]

While we were busy bombing the Middle East for oil, China's been busy building 30,000 miles of high speed rail systems and sending secret missions to the moon.

As a squadron of private engineering firms helps facilitate the United States’ new outer space ambitions, China’s government is ramping up its own mission to the moon and beyond.

China reached two potentially significant milestones in its growing space program over the past week, though both are somewhat shrouded in Beijing’s typical secrecy and were reported initially by state news agencies. Each case represents a next step in two long-term goals, lending credence to their announcement.

First, the country’s plans for building a lunar space station are now in development. Wu Weiren, who teaches at the Chinese Academy of Engineering and is in charge of designing the country’s lunar exploration program, offered an update on the mission on Tuesday while attending a ceremony for a new asteroid that was named in his honor by the China National Space Administration.

“The next steps in our lunar exploration endeavor will be challenging and demanding as we aim to set up a scientific outpost on the moon’s south pole,” Weiren said. “In the near future, we will also send our astronauts to land on the moon.”

China Makes Secret Spacecraft and Moon Landing Moves to Heat Up Space Race

China reached two potentially significant milestones in its growing space program over the past week, though both are somewhat shrouded in Beijing’s typical secrecy and were reported initiall…

observer.com

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And everyone laughed at DJT's Space Force. He who holds the high ground in space . . .

No one laughed at this foolish decision. We have NASA and the Private Sector coalition to set the stage on the moon and then to reach Mars. Water in our solar system seems to be plentiful, we don't need another waste of money for another arms race.

NOVA | Touching the Asteroid | Season 47 | Episode 15 | PBS

Spacecraft OSIRIS-REx attempts to grab a piece of an asteroid to bring it back to Earth.

www.pbs.org

 

[esalla]

Mehh on China. We already did that, copycats.

What did we do