Are they going to use a space vehicle of some sort or just load 'em up circus style?
Posted on 10/15/2016 9:29:32 PM PDT by Olog-hai
Chinese officials unveiled plans for Monday’s launch of the country’s latest space mission in which two astronauts will be blasted into space and will dock with an orbiting space lab.
The Shenzhou 11 spacecraft will be launched at 7:30 a.m., said Wu Ping, deputy director of China’s manned space engineering office, in a televised news conference.
The Shenzhou mission will take off aboard a Long March-2F carrier rocket from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center on the edge of the Gobi Desert in northern China. …
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Blast? Not launch?
“Is that your crash helmets?”
“Oh, I hope not.”
Hopefully they can rocket better than they can drive.
China is catching up fast. They are playing to win. Wonder if the Chinese space agency has a Muslim outreach program?
They have an advantage with all the info they got from Bill Clinton.
Are they going to use a space vehicle of some sort or just load 'em up circus style?
Well, we can ask Iran, who is one of their chief allies in many areas, especially the Environment 1 satellite.
Wonder if the Chinese space agency has a Muslim outreach program?
Are the two astronauts aware of this ?
Are they Falun Gong ?
Trebuchet is my launcher of choice.
Maybe they’re using a cannon this time?
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And now we have the answer to that age old question, just how stupid are you?
Hope they bought a lot of life insurance.
I hope they don’t come through the reentry procedure as a Sizzling Happy Family.
Som Ting Wong and Wie To Low!
Be sure to thank Bill Clinton, traitor extraordinaire.
The two Astronauts are Captain Sum Tin Wong and crew member Ho Lee Fuk.
One thing the US can no longer do is laugh at other countries’ space programs. Yeah, we’ve got the Muslim outreach and global warming things handled and we like to pay huge subsidies to politically-connected faux entrepreneurs to build exploding rockets (and cars) but as far as manned space flight goes, we appear to have quit the game for good.
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