Another Taikonaut Launch This Week
JPThorne writes "BBC Online is reporting that China will launch a manned space mission sometime between Wednesday and Sunday of this week. Two as yet unnamed Chinese Astronauts will undertake the mission." From the article: "The launch comes almost exactly two years after China's first manned space flight, which made astronaut Yang Liwei a national hero. Unlike the last mission, Xinhua said a live broadcast of the launch would be provided to foreign media. Analysts say the fact the authorities are being more open about this launch may indicate that they are more confident of its success. "
I read "Take Out Naut".
No folly is more costly than the folly of intolerant idealism. - Winston Churchill
With all that pirated NASA software, how hard could it be?
Q: What is the difference between the Chinese and US space programs.
A: In China tang in an astronaut.
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The whole reason he wants to go back to the moon is so Red China can't control all the green cheese.
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Then we will have a real AUSTRONAUT
Yang Liwei is a very lucky man.
:)
Rumor has it that the freeze-dried, astronaut kung pao chicken is to die for.
Sure it does. This way you can indefinitely detain them if they touch down anywhere outside China.
It's an 'enemy combatant' type of thing.