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>>11516836
>Anons,here is an interesting question to see how optimistic/pessimistic you all are on the future of human space flight.
Pretty optimistic. Although not equally optimistic for everyone involved. I'm very optimistic for SpaceX, somewhat less so for China, even less for NASA, and neutral for Blue Origin and India. In the end, I think there will be a reassurance in human space flight BEO in some way.

>Where do you see us in 5
Probably not much. Maybe a test of some capsules if we're lucky.

>20
First Moon missions, and maybe first crew-less test missions for Mars.

>50,100
Absolutely no clue. Anything can happen because there's so many unknowns involved that would have to be dealt with. But I'm excited to see what's coming up.

>>11254264
Spaceports always look aesthetic.