NASA launch to mars

[Anonymous No.11952692]

Launches in 26 minutes.

https://www.twitch.tv/nasa

The Perseverance buggy thing is going to mars say byebye to him and wish him luck

[Anonymous No.11952707]

First for anime

[Anonymous No.11952708]

>>11952692
I want to watch this because rocket launches are cool but good grief every time I take a look at the tab it's niggers or women or nigger women

Just stop with the fucking tokenism, it's so blatant.

[Anonymous No.11952712]

t-00:21:20

[Anonymous No.11952718]

Confirmed. Twitch is the fastest stream.

[Anonymous No.11952720]

>>11952692
>Twitch

[Anonymous No.11952725]

>>11952692
my insomnia is good for once. Looking forward to it. Other streams:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIB3JbIIbPU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJIn5iBE46E

[Anonymous No.11952734]

>A launch that's taking off at a feasible time to watch from Aus
Perfect, good luck rover

[Anonymous No.11952735]

>Earthquake
Oh shit of fuck a 3.9
Imagine if the launch was from Vandenberg

[Anonymous No.11952747]

>>11952735
felt that, pretty nice jolt. very exciting morning indeed

[Anonymous No.11952751]

Perseverance-tan when you weebs? Can she have one of those helicopter stick things you launch with rubbing your hands together?

[Anonymous No.11952756]

>>11952708
What makes you decide whether someone is just there for appearances, vs when they've actually earned it? Also, America is only what, 60% white? You're gonna see some nonwhites sometimes.

[Anonymous No.11952762]

Can't wait to see inferior American calculations result in big explosion :)

[Anonymous No.11952764]

All systems go.
10% of weather violation.

Light this fucking candle already.

[Anonymous No.11952765]

A unnecessarily complicated the sample return plan is, I'm excited for it. Maybe they'll find solid evidence for or against life instead of "well, we found something but we're not sure".

[Anonymous No.11952768]

>>11952762
Seethe harder Yuri, Crew Dragon is here to stay.

[Anonymous No.11952769]

Light this fucking candle.
Did you remember to get your boarding pass with the mission outreach last year?

[Anonymous No.11952770]

>>11952756
That's the thing, I'll admit my biases are coming into play. I'm sure more than a few of these people definitely deserve to be there but I've seen so much tokenism forced by NASA and other large organisations and companies over the last several years that I no longer trust any of the guests to be the genuine article.

[Anonymous No.11952777]

NASA is using a shogi piece for their stream logo.

[Anonymous No.11952778]

>>11952768
I'm Nigel actually, thanks for the (You) though

[Anonymous No.11952789]

It's gonna crash isn't it

[Anonymous No.11952793]

>>11952789
Into the orbiting Tesla

[Anonymous No.11952798]

https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2020/07/perseverance-ingenuity-ready-journey-to-mars/

[Anonymous No.11952800]

PERMISSION TO LOOOONCH, AUGH OOF I'M GOING TO LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONCH!

[Anonymous No.11952803]

>>11952712
T-4m and counting!

[Anonymous No.11952809]

Board go/no-go rolecall.

[Anonymous No.11952810]

>Two different countdown clocks
This shit is what caused Starliner to kill itself.

[Anonymous No.11952814]

3 MINS

[Anonymous No.11952815]

2 minutes boys

[Anonymous No.11952816]

>>11952809
shitposting is go flight.

[Anonymous No.11952817]

SPACEX BOATS FOUND DOWNRANGE

[Anonymous No.11952818]

>>11952809
/tv/, we're go

[Anonymous No.11952821]

>>11952810
That was Boeing's mess up. ULA and NASA have better coders.

[Anonymous No.11952824]

I'm going to Mars

[Anonymous No.11952825]

No sticky? Sad.

[Anonymous No.11952829]

>>11952809
/i/ reporting in, might do a doodle

[Anonymous No.11952831]

>Not even 100 posts
Is /sci/ ded?

[Anonymous No.11952833]

whats the point of space

[Anonymous No.11952835]

5, 4, 3, 2, 1, LAUNCH!

[Anonymous No.11952836]

Godspeed

[Anonymous No.11952837]

here we go

[Anonymous No.11952838]

[Anonymous No.11952839]

>>11952831
The Chinese launch one was even deader.

[Anonymous No.11952840]

Jinxing back for Tianwen!

[Anonymous No.11952842]

AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHAHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[Anonymous No.11952843]

>>11952821
That desynced countdown says otherwise

[Anonymous No.11952844]

Godspeed perseverance

[Anonymous No.11952846]

Aliens here we COME

[Anonymous No.11952847]

nice, looking good so far

[Anonymous No.11952850]

[Anonymous No.11952852]

go for lunch

[Anonymous No.11952853]

MAX Q

[Anonymous No.11952855]

i love spaceflight so fucking much

[Anonymous No.11952856]

IM SO SCARED FUCK

[Anonymous No.11952859]

The telemetry graphics are neat

>>11952829
Wait that's actually a board here?

[Anonymous No.11952860]

>>11952833
answers

[Anonymous No.11952861]

Clean booster peel off!

[Anonymous No.11952862]

>ywn travel among the stars

[Anonymous No.11952867]

>>11952839
Anasis-II thread was fucking litty, spooky gookies

[Anonymous No.11952868]

>>11952833
Living space.

[Anonymous No.11952873]

why do they not have really enthusiastic announces like on sports?

[Anonymous No.11952874]

GO RL10 GO

[Anonymous No.11952875]

IT BLEW UP!!!!

[Anonymous No.11952876]

>>11952862
This makes me want to kill myself every single day.

[Anonymous No.11952879]

Too early for us Amerifats to care and we're preparing for work

[Anonymous No.11952880]

>>11952875
Fuck off

[Anonymous No.11952884]

Half of Britons wouldn't take a trip up to the moon, even in guaranteed safety

[Anonymous No.11952889]

>>11952873
because nerds

[Anonymous No.11952894]

>>11952884
Why would you leave God's own country to go to some shitty rock?

[Anonymous No.11952895]

"This is not an actual video"
No shit.

[Anonymous No.11952899]

First COVID-19 infection on Mars not due to human rover -- NASA

[Anonymous No.11952901]

>>11952884
not worth the fuss 2bh

[Anonymous No.11952900]

>>11952884
no Greggs there

[Anonymous No.11952905]

that stage sep was sexy

[Anonymous No.11952907]

>>11952873
announcers now aren't like they used to be, spacex made it the industry norm for announcers to be more of commentators who can barely comment

[Anonymous No.11952909]

>>11952895
lol

[Anonymous No.11952910]

>>11952884
There's noone to colonise, what's the point

[Anonymous No.11952912]

>>11952884
I'm a BRITON and I wouldn't because it would be scary and I'd probably have a panic attack the whole time

(pretend I posted a cute shy anime girl, 4chan isn't letting me post images right now)

[Anonymous No.11952913]

>>11952884
fucking boomers

[Anonymous No.11952916]

>>11952884
The only reason to go to space is big game hunting and ooga booga tribesman conquesting on a habitable planet.

[Anonymous No.11952917]

>>11952859
ULA has the best telemetry display (velocity/altitude, switching to orbital params when near orbit). I wish everyone did that on their launch streams. India and ESA have the next-best telemetry graphs.

[Anonymous No.11952920]

>>11952895
You'd be amazed how many idiots scream about how NASA is faking space when that disclaimer isn't used.

[Anonymous No.11952929]

>>11952912
>Oi! You 'ave an anime girl posting loicense?

[Anonymous No.11952930]

not to jinx it, but I think we got too lucky with the complicated landing of the curiosity rover and this one is going to crash on mars

[Anonymous No.11952933]

Um
how long until it gets to Mars?

[Anonymous No.11952938]

OH NO!
The fire went out!

[Anonymous No.11952940]

>>11952933
7 months, in February

[Anonymous No.11952941]

>Thrusters stuck on
OH NO NO NO NO

[Anonymous No.11952942]

How is everyone except SpaceX still using animations that KSP puts to shame for their upper stages?

[Anonymous No.11952945]

youtuber getting clout

[Anonymous No.11952946]

>>11952941
>Shoots the rover back into Earth

[Anonymous No.11952948]

>>11952941
>can't into ullage thrusters

[Anonymous No.11952951]

>>11952942
Too busy making a rocket maybe

[Anonymous No.11952953]

>>11952941
>perigee and apogee altitude slowly ticking up

[Anonymous No.11952954]

It's spiraling out of control
It's over

[Anonymous No.11952956]

>>11952945
To be fair they do a bit of work with ULA, they are based in Huntsville after all

[Anonymous No.11952957]

>>11952940
how the FUCK does it have enough fuel for 7 months?

also what happens if it gets hit by a rock?

[Anonymous No.11952958]

>>11952933
I think about 30m till the TMI burn, then it's a 7 month coast.

[Anonymous No.11952961]

>>11952942
They think it's better than just having a camera for some reason.
The Tianwen-1 had a few seconds worth of upper stage footage.

[Anonymous No.11952962]

>>11952953
It's called fine adjustments prior to injection. It's like 25+ minutes until next burn.

[Anonymous No.11952964]

>>11952957
It doesn't fire it's engines for 7 months straight.
Unironically play KSP to understand how it all works.

[Anonymous No.11952966]

>>11952957
That's not how orbital mechanics work.

[Anonymous No.11952967]

>>11952957
>how the FUCK does it have enough fuel for 7 months?
It doesn't burn all the way there. It just burns to an appropriate velocity and coasts the rest of the way.

>also what happens if it gets hit by a rock?
Very very unlikely, but hopefully if it does happen then it would be minor.

[Anonymous No.11952968]

>>11952957
>how the FUCK does it have enough fuel for 7 months?
They do a Trans-Mars Insertion Burn to place it on a trajectory that will intercept Mars, then it coasts there without using fuel, except for periodic corrections.
>what happens if it gets hit by a rock
Depends on the rock and where it gets hit.
Obviously, in space there are no guarantees.

[Anonymous No.11952969]

>Getting the Veritasium guy instead of Smarter Every Day or Rober the ex Curiosity guy.

[Anonymous No.11952973]

>>11952957
um, it kind of just does one big push in the direction of where mars will be in 7 months and that's it
and there really aren't any big rocks out there outside of the asteroid belts

[Anonymous No.11952974]

>>11952969
>Getting the Veritasium guy instead of an esteemed autistronaut from 4ASS

[Anonymous No.11952979]

>>11952969
Rober is probably there doing something
The fact that they didn't get SED in surprises me though, he's a space nut and is in bama

[Anonymous No.11952982]

>>11952964
>>11952967
>>11952968
That's AWFULLY convenient. We just HAPPEN to not need that much fuel. Outside the planet JUST HAPPENS to be a space where you can float around as though you're underwater.

[Anonymous No.11952984]

>>11952895
It’s for dumbass amerimutts

[Anonymous No.11952985]

>>11952982
Yes.

[Anonymous No.11952988]

>>11952982
STFU janny, space isn't very convenient.

[Anonymous No.11952989]

>>11952982
>float around as though you're underwater
Nah, it's better than water. Space doesn't slow you down.

[Anonymous No.11952990]

>>11952979
Apparently SED's watching it live. I'm rooting he gets into the Astronaut Corps soon.

[Anonymous No.11952991]

>>11952957
Dude there is so much space in fucking space that it’s verrrry unlikely

[Anonymous No.11952992]

>>11952982
It's called inertia in a gravitational field.
If you jump off a cliff (and if you're implying that space is a hoax, you should), you don't need to keep exerting yourself to hit the ground.

[Anonymous No.11952994]

>>11952982
>float around as though you're underwater
Except that's not what's happening at all. You're "floating around" various gravity wells and you're using the laws of physics to work with you. This is just the slow and efficient way of doing shit, like stopping the engine of a car and rolling it downhill after you spent all your gas driving it up a mountain.

[Anonymous No.11952995]

>>11952982
Are you trying to preach to us?

[Anonymous No.11952996]

>>11952982
They spent however many billions on this project and your complaining that it’s not hard enough?

[Anonymous No.11952998]

>>11952982
"Given ships or sails adapted to the breezes of heaven, there will be those who will not shrink from even that vast expanse"

t. Johannes Kepler

[Anonymous No.11952999]

>>11952982
But that's wrong though, space is actually even easier to accelerate in compared to water because there's nearly (in practical terms) zero drag in space, so you don't lose any speed to resistance like you would in air or water. Unfortunately, when dealing with the low ISP drives like bipropellant liquid fuel rockets the time you can spend moving the rocket is very limited so space travel is essentially like riding a bullet for the long trips.

[Anonymous No.11953001]

>>11952998
>ksp autism

[Anonymous No.11953005]

NOOO IT WAS SUPPOSED TO CRASH CHINKBROS

[Anonymous No.11953007]

>diverse

[Anonymous No.11953008]

>>11953005
It's in a parked orbit, just wait for it to orbit around to be within line of site of one of our killer-sats. ;)

[Anonymous No.11953009]

>>11952990
I hope so too, even if it is just being a guinea pig for some lab somewhere

[Anonymous No.11953010]

>>11952957
Play a game called kerabal space program.
You preform calculated burns that last from seconds to minutes. The burns happen at calculated positions of orbit of a body (Earth) so that the maximum apex of the new orbit can decelerate into the gravitational influence of Mars. Lots of timing and calculations involved with the current time being the cheapest opportunity in regards to energy required due to calculated planetary alignments

[Anonymous No.11953013]

that guy on stream is literally clark kent

[Anonymous No.11953015]

>go to /sci/ looking for a sticky
>no sticky
>top three threads are people reeeing over women in science
uh alright, i'm out

[Anonymous No.11953020]

>>11953015
They didn't sticky the Tianwen-1 launch.
What makes this so special?

[Anonymous No.11953022]

when is the next burn? haven't been listening into the stream for a few minutes

[Anonymous No.11953025]

>>11953022
bout 10 mins

[Anonymous No.11953028]

>>11953022
10-15m I think

[Anonymous No.11953030]

>>11953015
>implying women aren't cringe

[Anonymous No.11953031]

so much I FUCKING LOVE SPACE in this montage

[Anonymous No.11953032]

>>11953022
it's only an animation now, pretty gay

[Anonymous No.11953033]

A rocket and a spacesuit is literally the same thing.

Take a normal spacesuit, in which you can sustain human life using oxygen and stuff. Now make it slightly bigger so it has means to propel itself. Now add some other stuff, like a fridge, somewhere to sleep etc. Your spacesuit is now a rocket ship.

[Anonymous No.11953035]

>>11953025
>>11953028
cool, thanks

[Anonymous No.11953037]

>>11953020
first mars rover from US in like 9 years

[Anonymous No.11953045]

What does Perseverance eat? Will he be comfortable in the rocket? Won't he be lonely?

[Anonymous No.11953046]

>>11953020
Fuck China.

[Anonymous No.11953047]

>>11953031
If it makes the general public care about space, then I'll accept it. Can't wait until some really big projects happen though so that space flight can be advertised on that rather than feel-good stuff about the idea of exploration.

[Anonymous No.11953049]

>enceladus shout-out
Based. My favrit moon.

[Anonymous No.11953051]

>>11953045
he eats plutonium and no he has a baby drone on his tummy

[Anonymous No.11953053]

>>11953045
crickets and mealworms
he's got a big box of them to eat on the way, he'll be fine

[Anonymous No.11953054]

>>11953045
He sleeps the whole way there

[Anonymous No.11953056]

>>11953015
>>11953020
You can get stickies if you go into the 4chan irc and ask the mods. It just takes foresight to do it before the actual launch starts.

[Anonymous No.11953057]

>>11952958
Landing is scheduled for February 18, 2021

[Anonymous No.11953062]

>>11953045
lonely? no! he and ingenuity will cuddle a lot

[Anonymous No.11953063]

A stupid question, but does the probe orbit earth first or is it a straight burn to earth escape?

[Anonymous No.11953066]

>>11953062
he's gonna run over ingenuity, infa100$

[Anonymous No.11953067]

>>11953062
You just know

[Anonymous No.11953070]

>>11953062
that thing is going to fly for 10 seconds and crash lol

[Anonymous No.11953071]

>>11953063
It's in a temporary earth orbit right now, coming up to a departure burn soon.

[Anonymous No.11953073]

>>11953063
Orbiting now. We don't have rockets powerful enough for a direct insertion. Most of the energy in a rocket is spent getting the fuck out of our own gravity well, the rest is spent on doing slow ass hohmann transfers. That's why it won't get there until February next year.

[Anonymous No.11953075]

coming up on second burn to leave Earth orbit

[Anonymous No.11953077]

IKEEEEEEEEE

[Anonymous No.11953080]

>>11953062
>Tags: Size Difference

[Anonymous No.11953084]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENheB3d8vQc

[Anonymous No.11953085]

>>11953062
tfw no big mommy rover gf

[Anonymous No.11953087]

>>11953015
/pol/ and /r9k/ were a mistake

[Anonymous No.11953096]

>>11953087
Add /b/ to that list too. Mods want to turn every board into /b/.

[Anonymous No.11953097]

>>11953087
Only r9k fucking love pol

[Anonymous No.11953099]

bobendug

[Anonymous No.11953103]

kek cucking ula by holding spacex successes over their heads

nasa has bants

[Anonymous No.11953120]

>...we want to talk about planetary protection...

[Anonymous No.11953122]

currently on mars...

[Anonymous No.11953129]

>>11953103
To be fair ULA is doing their job perfectly, it's Boeing that messed up with Starliner.

[Anonymous No.11953137]

And successful separation of probe from Centaur booster. That's about it for a few months.

[Anonymous No.11953144]

so US has money to send whitey to mars but no money fo reparations? something dun add up

:thinking:

[Anonymous No.11953146]

They keep saying it will detect life. But does it even have equipment for that?

[Anonymous No.11953149]

>>11953129
I was super impressed with atlas V team today. Very disciplined and it’s a shame boeing casts such a negative light on them

[Anonymous No.11953150]

>designed by Karl Mars, one of the Marx brothers
lolwut

[Anonymous No.11953159]

>>11953144
N

[Anonymous No.11953160]

>>11953097
Because they both hate women.

[Anonymous No.11953162]

>>11953146
I assume what they mean is that it's carrying a gas spectrometer tuned to pick up methane, a common waste product of complex multicellular life. It's very, very scarce in a barren environment, any high concentrations of it can be indicative of the presence of living organisms.

[Anonymous No.11953164]

>>11953149
Yeah ULA is a good company. It's too bad that they're constantly under the leash of OldSpace. I hope they survive in a post-Starship-world

[Anonymous No.11953165]

>>11953159
O

[Anonymous No.11953170]

>>11953150
That made me double-take, too. Like, what the fuck? Is NASA full of Marxists or some shit?

[Anonymous No.11953171]

>>11953122
AEIOU
JOHN MADDEN JOHN MADDEN JOHN MADDEN
FOOTBALL!
Oh no time for another Chinese earthquake
Brbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbr

[Anonymous No.11953172]

>>11953144
>NASA budget - ~$20 billion
>Federal welfare budget ~$1.5 trillion
You've had your reparations and then some.

[Anonymous No.11953174]

>>11953146
I think it can look at the rocks to see if there's evidence that might mean life existed before. That's why they're landing near the river delta

[Anonymous No.11953179]

>>11953172
>Not even looking at the half a trillion for the military

[Anonymous No.11953180]

why are they talking to 5 year olds

[Anonymous No.11953181]

>>11953179
What the fuck does the military have to do with it?

[Anonymous No.11953184]

>>11953180
Normies have low attention spans due to the social media age. So they need to use simple words and flashy things to keep their attention

[Anonymous No.11953187]

>>11953179
>yes goy disarm yourselves to pay for the third world

ok boomer

[Anonymous No.11953188]

>>11953181
It's also a welfare program, but for defense companies.

[Anonymous No.11953192]

trump should be using this money on the wall keeping aliens OUT not finding us more to put on welfare

[Anonymous No.11953195]

>>11953188
Now that's whataboutism at its finest, get the fuck out of here. Get a fucking job while you're at it.

[Anonymous No.11953196]

>>11953181
I was bringing up the budget is all

>>11953187
>Disarm ourselves
Hell we could get rid of just half our stuff and still steamroll the rest of the world

[Anonymous No.11953204]

Can you tourists please fuck off back to /pol/ please, the stage separation happened, the show is over go home

[Anonymous No.11953206]

>>11953195
I'm not that other asshole, but it's always worth it to joke at the expense of defense contractors, it's the least they can do considering how badly they scam the US taxpayer. Getting back to work in a couple days.

[Anonymous No.11953207]

>>11953184
Yeah just so sad.

[Anonymous No.11953210]

>>11953164
ULA will always be a launch company though. Even ACES is just an extension of that. SpaceX is doing launch, spacecraft, satellites, and anything to make it to Mars

[Anonymous No.11953213]

10 pounds of plutonium for 110Watts of power for 18 years.

[Anonymous No.11953215]

>>11953204
Ah well lads time to pack our bags

[Anonymous No.11953217]

>>11953210
>ACES
GET THAT COMMIE SHIT OUT OF MY SIGHT

[Anonymous No.11953218]

>>11953204
Seething. Don't let the dam fall on your head.

[Anonymous No.11953222]

>>11953184

[Anonymous No.11953223]

>>11953217
BEGONE DEMON! IN THE NAME OF THE HOLY ORBITAL FUEL DEPOT, GET OUT OF OUR SIGHT AND SLINK BACK TO THE HELLHOLE THAT IS ALABAMA!

[Anonymous No.11953224]

>>11953213
All that mass of plutonium for 1/6th the power to run a commercial desktop, RTGs should simply be completely done away with in favor of nuclear-stirling motors.

[Anonymous No.11953225]

>>11953217
DEPOTS

[Anonymous No.11953234]

Jesus

[Anonymous No.11953235]

Why is the stream still going? It's already separated, are there any more maneuvers or what?

[Anonymous No.11953238]

>>11953222
That movie is too accurate it hurts

[Anonymous No.11953243]

>>11953235
signal acquisition in like 4 minutes

[Anonymous No.11953248]

>>11953243
Oh. Like it says on the corner of the screen.
Apparently I chew cocks like bubble gum.

[Anonymous No.11953250]

11:30 a.m. Mars 2020 Post Launch News Conference

[Anonymous No.11953254]

>>11953204
when the niggers come for you poindexters, you'll wish you listened to /pol/

[Anonymous No.11953259]

Nell got bit, Whitey on the move

[Anonymous No.11953263]

Acquisition of signal by the DSN.

[Anonymous No.11953264]

>>11953254
Why would they? Sports science helps their favourite sports players get even better, also vaccines and such too

[Anonymous No.11953266]

So that was it?

[Anonymous No.11953270]

Hopefully 2021 won't be such a gigantic shit show.

[Anonymous No.11953276]

>>11953270
It’s not an election year so it won’t be ((()))

[Anonymous No.11953279]

>>11953223
>>11953225
YOU ASKED FOR IT IM GONNA SAY THE N-WORD

[Anonymous No.11953282]

>>11953264
You act like shitskins are able to think beyond their lizard brains.

[Anonymous No.11953284]

>>11953276
I just hope I never have to hear about Covid ever, ever, ever again.

[Anonymous No.11953288]

>>11953279
DEPOTS

[Anonymous No.11953294]

>>11953288
NATIONALIZE

[Anonymous No.11953300]

Yes, black woman. You're very quirky. We get it.

[Anonymous No.11953308]

>>11952692
>Yet another rover
Yawn.

[Anonymous No.11953311]

>>11953250
Next up today: the year's first Proton launch in about eight hours
Then tomorrow Kourou has its first launch since the COVID shutdowns, an Ariane 5 launch.

[Anonymous No.11953312]

fuck the press conference, it's time to watch a water tower fire its engines

[Anonymous No.11953358]

>>11953051
Well that's just adorable.

[Anonymous No.11953373]

>>11953284
That's a shame for you Anon, because every time a Democrat wants to do something authoritarian (read every second of every day of every week of every month of every year, for all time) you're gonna hear about Covid.

[Anonymous No.11953385]

So now we have the Emirates Mars Mission "Hope", the Chinese "Tianwen-1", and the US "Perseverance". all en route to Mars.
I note Hope is using the DSN, but DSN Now won't quote a range.

[Anonymous No.11953395]

>>11953385
To be fair they're all in the same direction.
At this point DSN probably just needs to plan for 8 months of having something point toward the Mars transfer orbit every synod. You can always hang another receiver a the dish if it's pointed the right way.

[Anonymous No.11953564]

>>11953385
What’s China using instead of DSN?

[Anonymous No.11953571]

>>11953564
They use the ghosts of the villagers they dropped spent stages on.

[Anonymous No.11953613]

>>11953564
Chine has set up its own network, including one dish in Argentina, and one in Namibia, besides their dishes in China itself.

[Anonymous No.11953649]

>>11952884
This is why women never achieve great things

[Anonymous No.11953687]

>>11953649
incel detected

[Anonymous No.11953700]

>>11953687
Cope and dilate

[Anonymous No.11953730]

>>11952884
those clear gender differences really says it all