1080P version at BiliBili video site:Full-scale engineering twin version of Mars Rover on earth
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1080P version at BiliBili video site:Full-scale engineering twin version of Mars Rover on earth
I am suspecting that there will be fake news publishers that re-edit this video to make it looks like that landing is staged and fake.1080P version at BiliBili video site:
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100M would be ground breaking ESO had a concept called OWL it was absolutely massive
Probably fell for their own comedy
US Space Command is worried that the robotic arm on China's space station would be used to grab and destroy American satellites.
If you look at carefully, it is indeed officially recognised that one of the functions of the arm is to disassemble solar panels.
US Space Command is worried that the robotic arm on China's space station would be used to grab and destroy American satellites.
US Space Command is worried that the robotic arm on China's space station would be used to grab and destroy American satellites.
Wicked minds keep on thinking wicked ideas! They call it "anticipation" and other BS. They will formulate even the weirdest, wickedest scenariosProbably fell for their own comedy
We would definitely have it but the initial mission would be modest under 30M is a good bet and that's being generous nevertheless it's the technology that matters scaling up is only a matter of funding and political will both of which China possess in ample amountYes, that was another realization I came to, which added to my desire to retract the 100-meter claim.
But I can see a path to a 100-meter optical telescope at last: build it in space! Use robots, but have humans standing by in a space station to fix the inevitable glitches and do the final calibrations. China's current space station won't be large enough for this, but maybe the next one will be.