Aerospace of Major Powers: Starting from Private Rockets

I'm actually skeptical about this. We will not distinguish how many flaws there are in the published videos and how many rebuttal arguments there are. Videos can be faked, and information can also be faked. I am just talking about technical issues. I would like to put forward a few points for everyone to think about. First, in that era when female workers were still used to knit computers, how could such a huge parameter be calculated without any errors? Second, the precise vector engines required for soft landing only appeared in the 1980s. Third, how could we ensure that the spacecraft circled the moon twice before landing on the moon when communications between the two countries were still interrupted from time to time? There was also an hour on the far side of the moon, completely out of contact, and without navigation, there would inevitably be errors. (Any small error in the above three points will lead to the failure of the moon landing. Sixty years later, with the rapid advancement of aerospace technology, there are still so many failure cases. At that time, Apollo succeeded 6 times in a row!) Fourth, it takes several hours for the current spacecraft to dock with the space station, but the Apollo docking only took less than 4 hours. Do you think it was possible with the technology at that time? Fifth, the most advanced return technology is currently useless in space. However, the Apollo 6 moon landings were able to pass through the Earth-moon Lagrange point each time and were successfully captured by the earth's gravity. It was smashed into the atmosphere without serious damage. I can only say that with such luck, I could win the first prize in lottery tickets, 6 times! Sixth, how many years did it take from the time when the President of the United States announced the launch of the moon landing plan to the realization of the moon landing, given the technical reserves at the time? ,, Haha, our country's world-leading aerospace technology has taken 30 years, but it has not yet achieved a moon landing.

I was really shocked when the private rocket Tianlong 3 exploded.

What I've always been curious about is that Musk talks about going to Mars every year. Why doesn't he talk about going to the moon first or building a space station? Wouldn't it be easier to build a base on the moon and verify the technology? Are you afraid that people will come back if you directly study Mars?

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To be honest, I don't think there is any use for a genius to travel back in time. The aerospace system needs tens of thousands of geniuses, not just one who can change your destiny. You might as well build a system to transfer knowledge or summon talents, which is better than fighting alone.

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Musk stud Trump has won. Now it should be impossible for FAA to cause trouble for the starship. I hope it will be done quickly. I want to see going to Mars as soon as possible.

There is no soil for this kind of enterprise to survive in this land

Rockets are not as good as cars. The rocket market is too small

There is no system. It is too difficult to build private rockets in China. Just relying on a few years of leadership and adding talents to build a system project is not a joke. Musk succeeded because the supporting facilities can keep up. This is like building mobile phones in India. If it weren't for the investment from Chinese companies and relying on an Indian genius to cheat, it would be impossible to create a mobile phone that meets the market.

The writing is very hard, at least it didn't turn into a rocket out of thin air. I am very happy. I will reward you with a Silver Alliance to encourage me. Although it is not much, it is not true 😁

Although there are only 6,000 people in the research and development team of the space plug, everyone is a top-notch person in their respective fields. Only North America in the world can gather so many top-notch people at one time. This is not only a matter of money. If you ask a top-level person to stay in an area with poor information for a few years, he will immediately become a second-rate person. He has to move a ladder to check cutting-edge papers. What a waste of time?

Recyclable rockets have been around for 9 years, and there is no second one yet.

The author knows the Rockets very well, but seems to think too simply about politics.

This road is difficult. The United States does not lack high-end industries, but it lacks low-end industries that can accommodate ordinary people's employment. China is just the opposite. The cost advantage of the industrial chain is at the low end. Advanced materials and precision processing are either blank or can only be solved with or without, without performance or cost advantages. Typically manifested in aircraft, rockets, and nuclear submarines. It has not yet reached the production capacity of the United States and the Soviet Union at the end of the Cold War.

The company does not belong to the protagonist. Using your own plug-in to work for others is really awesome.

A piece of A4 paper to teach you how to be a good person

I caught up on the latest update and finished reading it. Do you guys have any other similar books about how to build rockets? Or similar exploration of space, I hope it can be said with some substance, instead of just talking about some black technology without any sense of reality.

How does X AI's Grok v3 evaluate your boss... I just saw the above, someone used it to test whether this AI dares to tell the truth about his boss, just quote... This AI dares to sell the boss like this, can it still survive? ! 😜

Oh, we need to engage in private aviation 😜😜😜 Come on, make the plate bigger

Why does the protagonist want to join his roommate's company?

You can earn money by raising books until the limit is reached.

Why does this book have so few reviews

This book is no longer written? There has been no update for two days.

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What does the ending of this book mean? Is there a follow-up?

Can there be more

Why not build a space elevator. This is cheaper than a rocket,