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4685871 No.4685871 [Reply] [Original]

A manned Soyuz is on the way to the ISS, and an Ariane 5 is now carrying two satellites into GEO.

In two days, there will be a Proton, a Soyuz, and a Japanese H-IIA launch.

And then Saturday will be the first launch of Dragon to the ISS, the first commercial space delivery.

Aren't you glad to be alive during the modern space age?

>> No.4685879

no

>> No.4685884

Why should this be relevant to my interests?

>> No.4685904

don't you mean the commercial space age?

fucking fat tourists and annoying idiots flying around in my space?

fuck no i'm not excited.

>> No.4685929

>>4685904
None of those things involve space tourism. commercial space is not the same as space tourism.


Dragon will be delayed... again.

>> No.4685935

>>4685879
ok then. Please surrender your phone and television to the nearest Luddite depository. No comsats for you!

>> No.4686241

I just want manned exploration of Mars in my lifetime...

Born too soon.

>> No.4686243

>>4686241

the U.S. isn't the only country with a space program

china has had mars in it's plans for years.
same as japan

>> No.4686247

>trolling gently

>> No.4686263

Is anyone there actually decreasing launch costs so that it will actually become commercially viable?

NOPE.

Move along. Nothing to see here.