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Why Australia doesn't have a space program when Japan or even India have one? They should've been launching rockets regularly and have landed a spacecraft in the moon at least once.

>> No.15847654
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>>15847643
Australia always has been and always will remain a shithole without a national objective.

>> No.15847656

1. australia doesnt have an arch enemy to spur on competition like the us and the soviets
2. australia isnt actually rich and profits from its exports isnt enough to afford anything.

>> No.15847658

>>>/sci/sfg/

>> No.15847670

>>15847643
https://www.space.gov.au/

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>>15847670
Oops wrong link
https://spaceaustralia.com.au/

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>>15847676
They should shoot all those kangaroos into orbit just to watch them burn to crisp when reentering earth's atmosphere.

>> No.15847783

>>15847643
relatively small population and fucked logistics

>> No.15848230

>>15847783
>fucked logistics
What?

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>>15847643

>> No.15849186

>>15848230
Australia makes a lot of raw materials but imports most of its finished goods. It's the wrong kind of economy to have a thriving tertiary industry like space exploration.

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>>15847676

>> No.15850472

>>15847643
>Japan or even India
Wow it's almost like those are some of the biggest economies in the world with many times Australia's population.