/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11384490
You always bitch in every thread but you barely ever post anything other than to whinge pathetically about the proportionate focus on SpaceX or other American space endeavors sorry to break it to you, but there are only two powers who ever did major large scale space projects, the US and the Soviet Union, and the Soviets don't exist as an organization any more. China will probably be the next country to make a big push with their modern version of Mir, but until that point there's only a few groups who are actually focused on making for example, completely new human rated rockets, SpaceX and Blue Origin are by far the furthest along but Blue is playing their cards very close to the chest, so guess who gets most of the spotlight right now? Make sense?

When you people get your act together and do something interesting in space, post it in this thread so it can be discussed. Speaking of new human rated rockets, why do you spend time bitching about SpaceX when you could be talking about Copenhagen Suborbitals, who are getting close to starting the assembly of a tiny crowdfunded rocket to send a single person to space?