Originally posted by: j@cko
Taiwan has always been independent. End of discussion.
that's not true at all, ever wonder where it got the name "formosa"? independent my ass.
Originally posted by: j@cko
Taiwan has always been independent. End of discussion.
Originally posted by: UCSDHappyAsian
yep yep.. thanx for those valuable comments.. however.. i was just wondering if Chinese government can work with NASA about the mission to Mars... instead of sending one man to orbit the earth... hehe.. its much significant that way...
just a thought...
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: j@cko
Originally posted by: fyleow
English motherfvcker, do you speak it?![]()
Oh... and where is Taiwan in the space race?
Isn't "space race" a bit of a misnomer at this point? No race lasts for 30 years after the winner has been determined.
Originally posted by: UCSDHappyAsian
i m personally a taiwanese... and i was suppose to feel happy for china since they are the third nation sending their astronaut to the outer space....
for some reasons.. .i think its pathetic..... cause the US sent someone to Moon on 1969, and China sent the first guy to orbit the earth 18 times and return to the earth immediately after lkike 20 something hours....
in my opinion, it did not symbolize anything except the fact that chinese technology is more than 35-55 years behind the US technnology~~~~
Am i doing the calculation right? or i should not look at this event that way?!?!?!
Originally posted by: j@cko
I say that we can see men on Mars in 10~15 yrs.
I don?t see Chinese stepchild launching anything other than their mouth, or could it because Taiwanese couldn?t spare a dog for the space program?Originally posted by: UCSDHappyAsian
i m personally a taiwanese... and i was suppose to feel happy for china since they are the third nation sending their astronaut to the outer space....
for some reasons.. .i think its pathetic..... cause the US sent someone to Moon on 1969, and China sent the first guy to orbit the earth 18 times and return to the earth immediately after lkike 20 something hours....
in my opinion, it did not symbolize anything except the fact that chinese technology is more than 35-55 years behind the US technnology~~~~
Am i doing the calculation right? or i should not look at this event that way?!?!?!
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: j@cko
Taiwan has always been independent. End of discussion.
that's not true at all, ever wonder where it got the name "formosa"? independent my ass.
Originally posted by: Shelly21
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: j@cko
Taiwan has always been independent. End of discussion.
that's not true at all, ever wonder where it got the name "formosa"? independent my ass.
Well, PRC in its current form has NEVER owned Taiwan.
Originally posted by: ed21x
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Hey, I want to see the USA doing it, but failing that, at least somebody is putting effort into manned space travel.
The US went to the moon already a long time ago. Sending someone to the moon again won't be very climactic. Mars on the otherhand takes 2 years to travel to at it's closest point to earth. That would take an insane amount of fuel and technology to achieve in the name of science, much of it negated after we sent a couple rovers there, and a return MARs trip is scheduled sometime early next year.
Originally posted by: UCSDHappyAsian
wait until china is evenly match to the US??
that would not be a good idea.... chinese government is till run by communism..... and only god knows what they would do next...... communism is very dangerous~~
Chinese govern body =! to communism.Originally posted by: UCSDHappyAsian
wait until china is evenly match to the US??
that would not be a good idea.... chinese government is till run by communism..... and only god knows what they would do next...... communism is very dangerous~~
Originally posted by: ShotgunSteve
If China and the U.S. decided to start a race right now, the objective being to land a man on the moon, quite frankly I suspect China would win.![]()
Originally posted by: j@cko
I say that we can see men on Mars in 10~15 yrs.
I don't see men on Mars until they get internet (to Earth) there.Originally posted by: rudder
Originally posted by: j@cko
I say that we can see men on Mars in 10~15 yrs.
Except that would probably be a 1 way trip. Unless there is some new technology developed to speed up space travel in the next 10-15 years I don't think so. The astronauts bones would be so brittle by the time they did the round trip that they would have serious health problems if they ever cameback to earth.
Originally posted by: kage69
China cannot race the US in space, they're too far behind. The new space race is between China and India.
China's illustrious attitude makes me ill. The leaderships ego is beyond anything displayed by other governments. They preach this benevolent message of comradery and equality amoung citizens, yet can completely erase the incident in which a failed rocket landed on a town of 40,000 killing pretty much everyone.
Prestige hunting fools.
Originally posted by: kage69
a failed rocket landed on a town of 40,000 killing pretty much everyone.
Originally posted by: K1052
Originally posted by: ShotgunSteve
If China and the U.S. decided to start a race right now, the objective being to land a man on the moon, quite frankly I suspect China would win.![]()
I don't think so.
All NASA has to do is dust off the plans for the Saturn V or install some extra fuel tanks in the space shuttle's payload bay.
In any event I am sure that NASA could dig up one or two people that remember how we did it before.
Originally posted by: Shelly21
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: j@cko
Taiwan has always been independent. End of discussion.
that's not true at all, ever wonder where it got the name "formosa"? independent my ass.
Well, PRC in its current form has NEVER owned Taiwan. After WWII it was "Liberated" and "given" to ROC. It has been more Independent longer than PRC. The former leadership in ROC shot itself in the foot by insisting on a one China policy, it worked until the world sided with PRC.
Taiwan should be an Independent and a seperate state. PRC should try to get Mongolia back first, they have more legitimite claim to that than Taiwan.
I bet you didn't know the president of Taiwan was just recently in the USA. China used to get mad at USA for even allowing a "former" leader of ROC to visit USA. I guess they got over it.
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: j@cko
Taiwan has always been independent. End of discussion.
that's not true at all, ever wonder where it got the name "formosa"? independent my ass.
Originally posted by: Pepsei
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: j@cko
Taiwan has always been independent. End of discussion.
that's not true at all, ever wonder where it got the name "formosa"? independent my ass.
define independent then?
you should've said "that's not true at all, ever wonder where it got the name "formosa"? always my ass."
Taiwan is as independent as China. People in Taiwan even elect their own leaders.