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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- NASA plans to return humans to the Moon with the Artemis Program, as well as create a moon base. But China also plans to colonize the Moon, and they've already started.
But how will we make a moon base? Who will colonize the Moon first? Is colonizing the Moon even a good idea?
(yes)
This is a new Space Race, between the United States and China. Whoever makes a moon base first will be a global superpower. But who will do it?
god bless the great venezuelan space empire
What about davinci
There are 2 new members of ILRS: Thailand and Turkiye
Weirdly enough I actually have more faith that the Chinese government will do something they say they will done my own all the American at this point
China has a good record of completing mega projects like there high speed rail there mega dams and there recently done space station and even in ancient history with the canal system built and the Great Wall
@@MohRidha-ko9uv yeah it's just that they were not an industrial nation to any real extent even only a few decades ago, the progress has been extremely impressive, a lot of people struggle to comprehend that China isn't anything like it was even in the 90's
@@kipkipper-lg9vl ya china at some points I think had like 30 percent yearly gdp increase that’s insane
Its because they actually dont care much about politics, when a country like the uk or us wants to develop something they need to go through a massive amount of bureaucracy and always the risk of lobbying or senate or courts disagreeing with the ruling party, or if the new election changes policy to reverse what the previous administration has done
@@NeostormXLMAX democracy is a total failure
I can already hear the starter pistol for the next space race
Must be an echo, it went off some time ago
Indeed,we must settle on moon first before we go to Mars.
The no-atmosphere condition is perfect for interplanetary ships to operate.
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First. The United States of America was the first-ever country to go to the moon during the Apollo landing during the height of the Cold War. Neil Armstrong was one of first people to walk on the moon. The first-ever human being in space was Yuri Gagarin, a Soviet Russian cosmonaut.
I do not like communism but the USSR technologically speaking was pretty damn impressive for most of its post world war II run
There's really no point to a lunar base, though. In fact, it'd be an enormous drain on resources to support, and decades before the base yielded anything worthwhile in terms of a return. I'd also argue there is no second space race. The point of the original space race was to show off how far each nation's ICBM technology had come. The moon in that context was the ultimate "we can hit you with a nuke anywhere you can feasibly exist". Going back doesn't really prove much at this point, and there's not much on the moon worth returning for. Yes, space colonization is a big achievement, and maintaining a permanent colony somewhere would be quite the notch for any nation to have in their belt. But there's no real purpose beyond bragging rights lol. It's why the US never bothered to go back.
we used to build cathedrals that took centuries for zero reason that never returned anything. and you say that there's no point to a lunar base because there isn't a return for decades?
@@urbanaugust2240cathedrals serve an obvious purpose
@@urbanaugust2240 Those cathedrals never really had any impact on who was "the dominant superpower" of their century, though lol. Vanity projects are neat, but they've never really impacted a nation's global standing,.
@@LogisticsWW they absolutely have.
@@urbanaugust2240 No, they haven't lol. They're a byproduct of powerful nations, sure. But they have no strategic impact on a nation's power projection and usually bring no economic benefit besides perhaps tourism.