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China has stated their astronauts will be walking on the Moon by 2030 - they just revealed their new suit.

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20,347,247 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля 🇺🇸Brian Park🇰🇷

🇺🇸Brian Park🇰🇷1 год назад

They don’t have FAA, so probably they can do it faster 🙂

Фото профиля Dustin McGrew

Dustin McGrew1 год назад

It’s not surprising that China would make an almost exact copy of the Apollo suits.. just like they copy everything else we do.

Фото профиля Christoph

Christoph1 год назад

Paging @FAANews , get your act together . You’re going to be the reason China wins .

Фото профиля Steve Jurvetson

Steve Jurvetson1 год назад

Wow, the music manifests their ambition

Фото профиля Ryan Rogue

Ryan Rogue1 год назад

We could use a little Space Race 2030 to help @NASA and @GregAbbott_TX help the FAA get their shtuff together and stop letting partisan politics slow down pace of @SpaceX innovation.. Gov Paperwork should not be the reason we’re delaying rocket 🚀 launches..

Фото профиля Rob Parker

Rob Parker1 год назад

@FAANews #FAA are you with us or against us?

Фото профиля RG

RG1 год назад

When commercial space got kicked off in the US the government didn’t expect SpaceX to become what they are with the ability to get to moon or mars. The current administration is in a quandary because they want to beat China but they don’t want Elon/SpaceX to get the credit for it.

Фото профиля Mikey Likes

Mikey Likes1 год назад

Hey @FAA_Mike. When historians look back at why America lost its edge in space, guess who gets the blame. If you’re unsure, find a mirror and stare.

Фото профиля Hovhannes Mkhitaryan

Hovhannes Mkhitaryan1 год назад

SpaceX is the only reason we even have a chance to compete.

Фото профиля Tom Löwe

Tom Löwe1 год назад

Meanwhile the Bolsheviks in the White House are hamstringing Space X.

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