Aerospace Powerhouse: Starting with Private Rockets
大国航天：从民营火箭开始
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Why do so many people believe the Americans landed on the moon?
I am actually skeptical about this. We will not examine how many flaws or counterarguments exist in the released videos. Videos can be faked, and documents can be forged. Speaking only of technical issues, I would like to offer a few points for your consideration.
I was truly shocked when the privately-owned Tianlong III rocket exploded.
I've always been curious why Musk talks about going to Mars every year, but doesn't say he'll go to the moon first or build another space station? Wouldn't it be easier to build a base on the moon and verify the technology? Is he going all in on Mars because he's afraid people won't be able to come back?
Our goal is the stars and the sea 🌊
Chang'e 6 🐉
Honestly, I don't think a genius traveling back in time would be of any use. The aerospace system needs tens of thousands of geniuses, not just one who can defy fate. You'd be better off creating a system to transfer knowledge or summon talent; that's much better than going it alone.
We need to crowdfund a suitable name for the next-generation rocket's liquid oxygen-methane engine.
Please comment with other names 😰
Musk went all in and Trump won big, so the FAA shouldn't be able to cause any more trouble for Starship now. Hopefully, things will get done quickly; I want to see Mars soon.
This land does not have the conditions for such enterprises to survive.
Developing rockets is less profitable than making cars. The rocket market is too small.
Although the research and development team for SpacePlug only has 6,000 people, everyone is a top expert in their respective fields. Only North America can gather so many top experts at once. It's not just about money. If you send a top expert to a region with poor information access for a few years, they will immediately become second-rate. They will have to carry a ladder to check a cutting-edge paper. It's such a waste of time.