/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15249145
As dumb as this industry-wide issue is, it's not really fair to compare a product that got to a 1.0 state to one that's not going to get there for a few more years. It will be better; it's just not finished yet.

>>15249144
On top of being the only reason the Russians still have a space program today, the Soyuz could have been the little medium lift rocket that went toe to toe with the Saturn V and took people to the Moon. I'm always amazed when I dig into some obscure corner of Russian spaceflight and find yet another missed opportunity.