That doesn't really matter if other spacefaring nations are more responsible
Replying to: So where's the headlines for the previous six first stage? -- motif	Post Reply Forum

Canis Majoris

05/08/2021, 19:29:36

Author Profile | Edit

than China with their rocket stages. Apparently Russia, US, and ESA all dispose of their heavy stages by controlled deorbits using leftover fuel, or by preplanning splashdown sites where possible. This seems to be a totally unnecessary public relations blunder by China.

Recommend | Alert |

Followups

Nobody wants to know your weired theory, you stop barking! - .45 05-09 14:44 | 96 bytes | +1
- Go back to molesting your dog, IQ45, you don't belong here. [no text] - Canis Majoris 05-09 15:10 | 0 bytes |
"Unnecessary public relations blunder" is China's first name - sinbad 05-09 03:09 | 67 bytes | +1
- It ALWAYS is-- - Khan 05-09 05:21 | 714 bytes | link
Probably this has to do with the West or the so-called international space - chaingun 05-08 20:41 | 263 bytes | +1
- That is a bad concept to have. Clearly the rest of the world does NOT think - Canis Majoris 05-08 20:54 | 21 bytes | +1
  - Agree! But most space and satellite international companies don't follow the - Chaingun 05-08 23:38 | 205 bytes | +1
    - You must not have read the article I provided. - Canis Majoris 05-09 12:52 | 167 bytes |
It's just an "emerging" norm - motif 05-08 20:23 | 641 bytes | link +1
- Well according to the article I linked there hasn't been an uncontrolled - Canis Majoris 05-08 20:36 | 239 bytes | +1
  - There's no rule saying it must be done, it's voluntary, how many large - motif 05-08 20:48 | 189 bytes | +1
    - Of course there's no law, or the outcry would have been greater. - Canis Majoris 05-08 20:53 | 390 bytes | +1
      - They claimed this is the debris - motif 05-08 22:10 | 228 bytes | img +1
        
        This could be any number of long pipes in the core stage. - Canis Majoris 05-08 23:23 | 1139 bytes | +2
        
        Not that I believe everything China does is right but - Khan 05-09 05:36 | 376 bytes | +1
        
        Uh no. Pieces that land on the ground have had their speed reduced by the air. - Canis Majoris 05-09 13:03 | 1196 bytes | +1
        
        I have my doubts of it - Khan 05-09 17:25 | 1056 bytes | +1
        
        One doubt is definitely not the same as the other doubt. - Canis Majoris 05-09 18:14 | 645 bytes | +1
        
        Re: One doubt is definitely not the same as the other doubt. - Khan 05-09 18:55 | 594 bytes | +1
        
        Wait wait wait. Did you just say "pipe doesn't look damaged in any way"??? - Canis Majoris 05-09 19:17 | 2570 bytes | img +2
        
        I am still waiting for - Khan 05-09 22:05 | 1932 bytes | +1
        
        You will never get "proof". Guess that means that piece was not from the LM-5. - Canis Majoris 05-09 22:28 | 3436 bytes | +1
        
        I DON'T know if - Khan 05-09 22:39 | 259 bytes | +1
        
        One "I don't know" is not the same as the other "I don't know". - Canis Majoris 05-09 22:57 | 1892 bytes | +1
        
        Where did I allege that - Khan 05-09 23:06 | 161 bytes | +1
        
        You didn't allege that. But that's what you would have to believe. - Canis Majoris 05-09 23:11 | 259 bytes | +1
        
        No! It never occurred to me - Khan 05-09 23:24 | 301 bytes | +1
        
        But since it has now occurred to you to wonder how the pipe got there... - Canis Majoris 05-10 00:48 | 81 bytes | +1
        
        Still no! - Khan 05-10 02:33 | 143 bytes | +1
        
        Uh huh. [no text] - Canis Majoris 05-10 05:13 | 0 bytes |
        
        Here it is in case you hit a pay wall: - Canis Majoris 05-09 19:56 | 0 bytes | img
        
        That pipe is part of Brooklyn Bridge - motif 05-09 05:20 | 197 bytes | +2
        
        And where is all the "damage" in these photos? - Canis Majoris 05-09 18:17 | 0 bytes | +1
        
        It have to be removed to show, like this Falcon 9 debris - motif 05-09 19:00 | 688 bytes | img +1
        
        Nope. - Canis Majoris 05-09 20:01 | 463 bytes | +1
        
        Yeah such a long pipe bouncing on the street and not hitting anything - motif 05-09 21:50 | 13 bytes | +1
        
        Why is it a joke? - Canis Majoris 05-09 22:31 | 755 bytes | +1
        
        Simple, the local are selling a Brooklyn Bridge to a cheap a$$ media - motif 05-10 00:26 | 143 bytes | +1
        
        ROFLMAO - Canis Majoris 05-10 00:55 | 645 bytes | +1
        
        Obviouly a sewer pipe is enough for gullible to come up with hacking - motif 05-10 01:09 | 129 bytes | +1
        
        Yes, it would have to be a conspiracy for you to have a case, wouldn't it? - Canis Majoris 05-10 05:18 | 818 bytes | +1
        
        Space hoax isn't new, fishing float passed off as Soviet space junk - motif 05-10 15:20 | 461 bytes | +1
        
        Sure, sure, sure. Whatever you say. - Canis Majoris 05-10 15:56 | 2010 bytes | img +1
        
        The length of fuel tank determine the length of pipe - motif 05-11 02:23 | 957 bytes | +1
        
        No it doesn't. AT ALL. - Canis Majoris 05-11 12:32 | 1712 bytes | img +1
        
        So many pipe, any length and diameter can be used huh? [no text] - motif 05-11 14:16 | 0 bytes | +1
        
        Says who? Again, just because you produce a pipe doesn't mean squat. - Canis Majoris 05-11 16:55 | 1357 bytes | +1
        
        Check your own diagram, the thickest & longest pipe - motif 05-11 20:04 | 144 bytes | img +1
        
        Who says the "thickest and longest pipe" has to be chosen and others ignored? - Canis Majoris 05-11 21:50 | 624 bytes |
        
        Re: That pipe is part of Brooklyn Bridge - Khan 05-09 05:39 | 137 bytes | +1
        
        He does not. [no text] - Canis Majoris 05-09 12:53 | 0 bytes |