Can we put a man on the moon?

[norseamd]

your knowledge seems short of the mark also.

Can you elaborate?

 

[shortylickens]

Sorry, I'll disagree on this one.

It's regressive, we're plunking things on Mars, ya know ?

Not manned vessels. Which require CONSIDERABLY more work. They are much heavier and larger and need loads of space for oxygen and food and such. That corresponds to exponentially larger rockets.

 

[norseamd]

Not manned vessels. Which require CONSIDERABLY more work. They are much heavier and larger and need loads of space for oxygen and food and such. That corresponds to exponentially larger rockets.

True although that is not the real problem. The problems that are preventing the world from landing men on Mars are primarily radiation and transit time as a secondary problem.

 

[silicon]

Can you elaborate?

unless you have an engineering degree in rockets etc then your opinions are simply opinions.

 

[norseamd]

unless you have an engineering degree in rockets etc then your opinions are simply opinions.

You words do not seem to have any valid worth. You do not need the technical knowledge of rockets to know how the Chinese space program is progressing. You can go and read numerous space websites for this information. Your words just seem to try to find some valid form of authority to misattribute the validity of your own opinion and diatribe.

 

[OverVolt]

Isn't posting that essentially tu quoque

 

[norseamd]

Isn't posting that essentially tu quoque

He avoided explaining how he thought my knowledge was wrong by using some form of valid but limited authority as an goalpost that one had to have to otherwise have any possibility of being correct. So yes his response was tu quoque and that was the fallacy I had found that was applicable but I was looking for false associating with another authority. So I suppose I am looking at a combination of false cause, special pleading, and appeal to authority.

 

[silicon]

He avoided explaining how he thought my knowledge was wrong by using some form of valid but limited authority as an goalpost that one had to have to otherwise have any possibility of being correct. So yes his response was tu quoque and that was the fallacy I had found that was applicable but I was looking for false associating with another authority. So I suppose I am looking at a combination of false cause, special pleading, and appeal to authority.

now you are not making any sense ay all. just read what you wrote carefully..does it makes sense to you?

 

[silicon]

China is methodically running their space program and they are on a freight train roll towards running a fully operational spaceflight program which includes space stations in Earth orbit, Lunar colonies, and possibly the potential as the first country to successfully complete human spaceflight to Mars.

as i mentioned before the chinese program will stall and fall short because they will run out of technology to steal and cannot advance themselves quickly to meet those objectives. Look it took thousands of engineers, thousands of contractors and subcontractors and billions of dollars to get the Americans to the moon. without old russian technology to help their program along I just do not see the chinese getting to the moon that quickly never mind mars. You may disagree but that is mu opinion. Just ask yourself, why haven't the chinese at least circled the moon with a manned vehicle?

 

[MongGrel]

He avoided explaining how he thought my knowledge was wrong by using some form of valid but limited authority as an goalpost that one had to have to otherwise have any possibility of being correct. So yes his response was tu quoque and that was the fallacy I had found that was applicable but I was looking for false associating with another authority. So I suppose I am looking at a combination of false cause, special pleading, and appeal to authority.

A large amount of explaining wouldn't be required I'd think.

But you're oblivious to that fact apparently.

 

[norseamd]

What part of the word methodical do you not understand? This is not a sprint. It is a marathon.

 

[silicon]

What part of the word methodical do you not understand? This is not a sprint. It is a marathon.

just my opinion..methodical you say..will it take them 60 years..perhaps and that is methodical also.

 

[OverVolt]

What part of the word methodical do you not understand? This is not a sprint. It is a marathon.

Isn't that just trying to win by argumentum ad nauseam

 

[norseamd]

as i mentioned before the chinese program will stall and fall short because they will run out of technology to steal and cannot advance themselves quickly to meet those objectives. Look it took thousands of engineers, thousands of contractors and subcontractors and billions of dollars to get the Americans to the moon. without old russian technology to help their program along I just do not see the chinese getting to the moon that quickly never mind mars. You may disagree but that is mu opinion. Just ask yourself, why haven't the chinese at least circled the moon with a manned vehicle?

These words are not based off any fact but only stereotypical American diatribe.

Your opinions are refuted.

https://www.google.com/search?q=chi...:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&channel=fflb

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_space_program

http://www.space.com/topics/latest-news-china-space-program/

http://www.spacedaily.com/dragonspace.html

http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/Are_Chinas_Astronauts_Moonbound_999.html

 

[norseamd]

Look this discussion is already laid clear by those links and the information you find by reading instead of listening to your fox disinformation channel. There is nothing more to this discussion. This is nothing but trolling.

 

[silicon]

Look this discussion is already laid clear by those links and the information you find by reading instead of listening to your fox disinformation channel. There is nothing more to this discussion. This is nothing but trolling.

So said the troll to the troll. lol.

 

[Exophase]

You could build something to go to the moon that would be less complex I imagine, the US private sector will be filling that void soon I imagine as far as just getting to the ISS.

NASA has been flying ISS transports via SpaceX already since 2012.

 

[MongGrel]

NASA has been flying ISS transports via SpaceX already since 2012.

This.

 

[norseamd]

As I already said research just doesn't get the public panties wet anymore. As for resources there is nothing out there that is worth the cost of getting to it. Even if you found an asteroid made of pure gold it would still be cheaper to find and mine that same amount of gold right here on Earth. There is still lots of resources left untapped here, the only question is how much will it cost to get to those resources. The answer is less then to get them from space.

Yah but you have to find that gold and civilization has been mining for gold for thousands of years already. Much of the easy to find gold was already mined a long time ago. Also much of the natural resources we still have here on Earth can cause massive ecological devastation if we try to exploit them.

 

[norseamd]

Since the ISS does not need any special transportation but basic regular crew and cargo transfers we can use the commercial space organizations for that right now. However NASA needs to develop their own lunar program and not just let the private space organizations hand out political bribery cash and then not only exploit all of the lunar resources but also take over all of the property rights on the moon.

 

[SMOGZINN]

Yah but you have to find that gold and civilization has been mining for gold for thousands of years already. Much of the easy to find gold was already mined a long time ago. Also much of the natural resources we still have here on Earth can cause massive ecological devastation if we try to exploit them.

That is what I'm saying, no matter how hard it is to find and exploit that gold here on Earth, it is cheaper then doing it in space. It is cheaper to use non-ecologically devastating methods then to mine in space (and space transport is pretty ecologically devastating in itself).
Getting into and moving things around in space is so expensive that it is hard to imagine any way to make it economical viable.

 

[MongGrel]

There will probably be a Virgin Airlines space hub on the moon before China.

Quote me on that for the future.

 

[maxi007]

How can one live a place having no gravity , if its possible then there would be no "pole vault" event in Moon Olympics

 

[SMOGZINN]

How can one live a place having no gravity , if its possible then there would be no "pole vault" event in Moon Olympics

The moon has gravity.

 

[maxi007]

The moon has gravity.

yeah but 1/6th of earth