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NASA comes across yet another delay that may cause the US to not have transport into space for up to four years. And this time, the US space enthusiasts aren't the only ones who are upset.
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Komentarze
| I bet the Black Triangle that people has been seeing at night is the test craft for the shuttle replacement not a UFO | kimo57 |
| With over 170 moons to terraform, there is no lack of work. NASA has to drop off canisters of Liquid Cryogens to build atmospheric pressure on the Moon. The expansion ratio of Liquid Oxygen for example, is 861:1 at 68 °F (20 °C). And, 1 litre of Lquid Nitrogen will expand to 700 litres of nitrogen gas at STP. Same for all the other cryogens. Then we wait 2 years for these gases to settle before terraforming the moon. | DeuteriumDrones |
| The Russian Energia, Buran I and II can each lift 5,300,000 lbs/payload. Russian physics FTW. | DeuteriumDrones |
| wow still in the dark ages.You would thibk that by now they would have developed something similar to the shuttles of 2001 or the eagles from space 1999. | p9i7 |
| LOL NO. does that module look like the 5000 ton rocket that took off the ground? its only to top tip of it. its designed to go to the moon. not the a 200km above the earth into low orbit. | airpower123 |
| Actually it's the space shuttle that's the piece of shit. It can't even go to the moon. Really it can't, doesn't have the thrust to get outta Earth's gravity well. This thing here is small, compact, no wings, no bells or whistles, just the plain jane shit you need to get the job down. And it's a big, son, let me tell you. | URProductions |
| @trujames2693 it is what the russians use, and what we used before the shuttle, anyways, the shuttle cant go any farther than the ISS, it just isnt built that way. | numantunak |
| is it reusable? | trujames2693 |
| The space shuttle can't leave Low Earth Orbit. The Constellation system is far more advanced and can reach the moon... and even ultimately Mars. | pacificguitarist |
| k, why is nasa replaceing te space shuttle in the first place, this thing doesnt even look like it can exit and reenter the atosmosphere. looks like a piece of shit compared 2 the space shuttle. | trujames2693 |
| Yeah they have to keep building nuclear air craft carriers in case someone wants to refight WWII. | nilbud |
| yeah, considering it costs around $10 billion to build 1 shuttle, to build a replacement shuttle for a program who's retirement was in the foreseeable future, would've been a waste of major taxpayer money. | PDohm123 |
| Uhm, Boeing and Lockheed Martin were both given the chance to produce vehicles for the space program. Lockheed Martin won, and is developing the Orion series of crew and cargo modules... | PDohm123 |
| Oh yes... let's give private companies more ways to make money, and influence our future, or lack there of. Yes, very smart move. | PDohm123 |
| Well the Obama administration has decided money is more important than further exploration into space. NASA won't be returning to the moon by 2020, in fact, it isn't going to for a long time. NASA can't get the money to build a base on the moon to train astronauts for mars missions. Obama wants his fried chicken and pot so now NASA gets 40 years to develop technology to fly to an asteroid nearby Earth to use as a stepping stone to reach Mars. This country is run by a FUCKING RETARD! | CDBigShow |
| space technology is just not all that profitable. for instance there's only something like 2 factories that produce the fuel that the shuttle uses and i don't think they replaced the one that exploded a while back. | mashersmasher |
| in case you didn't know the US is in a recession. you'd be amazed how the Phoenix lander turned out considering it was built out of 10 year old spare parts and equipment from an abandoned rover project. give nasa a break! | mashersmasher |
| NASA is an old dog that needs to be forced retired yesterday. They are just disgracing themselves with each new attempt to send a gian sewer pipe into space. The future is in the hands of space privateers. | wiseguygabriel |
| virgin enterprises (bad spelling) made a better ''shuttle'' | fuadali16 |
| Sorry, a bit bad choise of words. | MokomaSusi |
| Uh, space is 0 gravity. But I see your point it takes more power to move them right? :P | DarkAlex174 |
| I think that if we beat the Russians to the moon once we can do it again | rottingpig5 |
| I dont understand why a large private company can't make a space shuttle 100% better then the current one?? where is Martin or Boeing where are the Chinese, Japanese? unless space is not that important after all.. or am i missing something here? | a4ol |
| sorry for the spelling but thats what happens when you press submitt before you are finished. | passycot |
| where is the international space station being built.? I find it amazing that by the time man lands on the moon again it will have been he best part of 5o years sinse they were last there. Mans explorration of space is pathetic when you think about it considering the vastness of space,. i feel the shuttle program should have been doneawy with atleast 10 years ago. | passycot |
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