Does this trigger libertarians?
What, space? Why would it.
>>81425445
Actually the budget for NASA always goes up massively during republican cycles. Stop spreading stupid lies that you hope will further your agenda.
See NEWT Gingrich for more information
>>81425445
They're actually this low above the earth?
>>81425445
that looks fucking awesome, what is it?
>>81425621
>what does LEO stand for?
Where that curvature at?
>>81425445
You leaves really are crap these days...
>>81425691
Law Enforcement Officer?
>>81425445
No
Every component NASA uses was designed and built by private industry.
Notably, Lockheed and Boeing.
>>81425621
Its a green screen m8
>>81425747
Correct
>>81425445
no, space is being privatized as we speak, where have you been for the last decade?
>>81425747
Low earth orbit
>>81425621
Impossible to tell how close it is without knowing the focal length.
>>81425721
The earth is flat dude. They aren't even trying to hide it now.
Being in space sounds cool. Colonies when.
>>81425765
Thankfully, Lockheed and Boeing don't collude at all with the government. Oh, that's right, they are. Crony capitalism?
>>81425445
No roads in space, fine by me.
>>81425445
>The only place where you don't need no roads
How would that trigger them?
>>81425445
Not really. We're still getting something for our money. We're actually supporting new projects and industries rather than keeping people with bad habits in a state where they don't have to give them up. Keeping our edge in scientific advancement is something of a national security issue, as well.
>>81426018
Government contractors negotiate with the government. Keen deduction Sherlock.
>>81425621
They're far enough to orbit safely, but near enough to make it easy and relatively cheap to reach.
>>81425783
>space is being privatized
I imagine you mean space travel, and even that is failing horrible. You're literally relying on Soviet infrastructure. How does that feel?
>>81425765
And the funding was from government.
>>81425445
>mfw there are people who actually believe this thing is real
>>81425780
/thread
>>81426143
And the rockets have been designed by Nazis.
Moon landing, which I consider man's greatest achievement, would never have happened with a libertarian state.
Some government programs work for things better than the free market. Just like with roads. Get over it.
>>81426152
Why would private people fund something that the government is funding? It's the same with the government funding of research on P2P networks.
This space travel argument is just a variation on the fallacy of "the government currently does something, therefore without the government doing it, it wouldn't exist."
>>81426175
A few years back it was visible over my city
please be baiting
wew lad/10
I can see my house from here!
>>81426152
Private industry contracts the ULA for launches all the time. Telecom companies for example.
>>81426175
>Never dreamed a sail
>>81425612
Nope.
>>81426305
The government has mail delivery services but private one's still compete.
Check mate.
>>81426388
where??
>>81425445
Well, not really, but I think it's a huge waste of resources and great engineers etc.
>>81426060
>How would that trigger them?
Because we can't build private roads for the toll shekels.
The ISS is useless at this point, the US sends food up there and collects poop. That's all right now. It's a waste of resources.
Apart from rovers and flybys, NASA gov't space exploration had stalled for decades until SpaceX came along.
The Russian space program is basically dead, too.
>>81426651
>that steep decline
What hasn't gone wrong in the last century? A lot of great things, a lot of corrupted things.
REMINDER, ACCORDING TO NASA JUPITER HASNT CHANGED REMOTELY IN TWO YEARS (except for lulzy lights on the top)
>>81426694
The private one's provide a better service, it's not the same thing.
>>81426250
After purchasing the technology from an american.
>>81426286
>Some government programs work for things better than the free market. Just like with roads. Get over it.
That's not what's going on. Typically, big, beautiful projects are funded through taxpayer funds when the state is fighting a propaganda war. The beautiful art in renaissance churches were funded during times of war to show "I'm better than you", the same goes for the race to the moon. Does that mean it works better? No. It simply means that the funds and energies which normally would be dispersed in an economy are funneled into a specific sector which isn't as productive. Because if it was as productive or more, people would be funding space travel themselves. Taxes and government are typically seen as a negative or net zero upon an economy because they don't create economic growth or wealth, they can only help facilitate activity by keeping things in order.
>>81426859
They decided it wasn't worth spending billions just for propaganda?
>>81426388
Nope not baiting. How do you know what you saw was """"""""the ISS""""""" and not just some random-ass satellite they say is the ISS? you don't. You just take at face value this thing called ISS is real, when its obviously just a globalist scheme to shill the concept of all peoples and races working together in harmony... Not to mention the muh STEM muh science will solve the worlds problems meme it helps promote too... Its so fucking obvious.
>>81426784
>huge waste of resources
>literal future of mankind
>barely gets any government funding
>>81426966
>future of mankind is pretending the earth is a globe
What?
Most people like myself and 99% of the world have no issue sacrificing efficiency to attain specific goals. Sometimes funding science is better than making a few more cents on your million you just made.
>>81426152
Tell me how much profit NASA has returned. I'll wait.
>>81425445
Libertarians have no need to go into space because in the end it was a nearly useless endeavor.
Only the indirect inventions created were useful, and funding of inventions themselves probably would have been more productive...
>>81425445
Nice pic of my country there m8
>>81426696
https://spotthestation.nasa.gov/sightings/view.cfm?country=Canada®ion=Ontario&city=Toronto#.V4tCX_krJD8
>>81427196
Wow look at the curve of that city
>>81425445
Lets be real for a moment. We all know that future of space race is in private hands and corporations.
I can't believe so many people are so butthurt and adamant that we should go around stealing people's money and killing them if they refuse to give up their money, just so we can do pointless space exploration.
>>81427112
Difficult to quantify, but considering it led to widespread satellites, the foundation of modern commerce id say it payed for itself several thousand times over
Sometimes those government funded science programs end up discovering great things that pay off massively further down the road. Think of things like the INTERNET.
>>81427254
Believe it or not, you aren't going to see a curve from across a lake
>>>/x/
>>81426651
>percent of federal budget
inconclusive
>>81425879
>>81427352
Government provides a tax funded service, the private market provides a service of similar quality, for far less cost - however, the government service is free to use, so it out competes the far cheaper private service. This would happen even if the private service was both cheaper and better.
For the private service to compete, it must provide a significantly superior service to government alternatives warrant it's cost.
People then say "the private services are to expensive for poor people" and justify the continuation of the government services, and expanding them.
>>81427354
Woah I got btfo, better go into damage control and link a board
>>>/x/
Mixed economy is the most red pilled economy. Leave the private sector to making technology and furniture and other trash, leave the government to the roads and science (things that actually matter).
>>81427470
>Government provides a tax funded service, the private market provides a service of similar quality, for far less cost
In my experiences, the government consistently produces goods and services of significantly lower quality, and they require legal robbery.
>>81427489
What is this image trying to convey?
>>81427934
Why aren't there flight paths there? Have you seen a flight path from aus to south america/africa, every time they go weird as fuck like going up to the middle east or something when they could do a straight flight, it would only make sense on an earth like this
>>81427934
Flat earth
>>81426887
but it has, and you can see that
>>81427608
This
>>81426913
>The private one's provide a better service, it's not the same thing.
Private ones provide service only on profitable routes. Service to remote locations is usually done by public sector.
>>81428126
You mean it's now a slightly lighter shade? Seriously compare every single shape, it's the same picture
>>81427489
>Wow look at the curve of that city
You think that is btfo?
I thought Brits were supposed to be humble
The reason commercial airlines don't fly over Antarctica is because of certain regulations on where twin-engine aircraft can fly without certain equipment
http://www.antarcticaflights.com.au/
>>81427489
this picture actually prove that earth is round because if it was flat those route would be the shortest way, but on a globe they are not especially the one from Argentina to south Africa
>>81428163
It's profitable to provide cheap services to poor people; However, people don't use cheap services when the government services are free to use, so the cheap services don't exist.
ok
>>81428118
Probably because if a plane went down over the antarctic everyone on board is fucked?, Where does a plane divert too if they run into troubles?
>>81428126
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap140517.html
http://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2016/hubble-captures-vivid-auroras-in-jupiter-s-atmosphere
Higher quality, from actual NASA website, go on tell me they've changed
>>81428319
Antarctica is the edge on a flat map dummy
>>81428118
>>81428118
Because if something should go wrong and the plane crashes or has to ditch, it will be REALLY far away from any sort of rescue. Even long flights over oceans tend to stick close to land mass.
>>81428313
That regulation doesn't make any sense and doesn't explain why they are not allowed to fly there
>>81428354
Just like they'd be fucked flying over the ocean then
>>81425445
Yes.
The private sector could do it better.
>>81428319
No, Antarctica wouldn't be in the middle of a map
>>81428421
They don't do that from UK > America flights though, straight path, wide ocean
>>81428354
That doesn't make sense... I mean a plane is fucked everywhere no matter where it flies
>>81428526
That part of the ocean also has heavy shipping traffic.
>>81428313
I wonder why absolutely no one but the military is allowed to go to Antarctica? You aren't even allowed to go there on a tour on a boat past the coastline
>>81428421
There are flights allowed above the northpole. And over oceans. How is that different?
>>81426018
Military-industrial complex?
Looks like capitalism, but it's not.
Chrony Capitalism.
>>81428569
It makes perfect sense, there are lots of instances of planes having to make emergency landings.
>>81428481
Just like they are doing right now? Nasa relies on government Soviet tech for manned flights
>>81425445
He's going for a walk and he doesn't even need to use a road.
>>81428600
Yeah that's true but planes have responders they could be rescued from anywhere in the world
>>81428602
The flat earth thing is honestly really interesting to me. Why the fuck will they not let them fly over Antarctica?
>>81426939
I've seen it with a telescope....
>>81428681
Not in literally the most isolated place on earth without having any sort of extreme weather clothing
>>81425445
Cook straight, B E A UTIFUL
>>81428600
By that logic flights wouldn't be allowed to fly over Siberia, because there is nothing there.
>>81427934
That Antarctica is an ice. Wall and the earth is flat
>>81428442
Aircraft flying over the antarctic are required to have cold weather suits, training to land at diversionary airstrips, special communications equipment, and contingency plans to stop jet fuel from freezing and for rescue of passengers, why not just look it up instead of asking me?
>>81428466
Boats can get to them a rescue can be mounted in reasonable time.
>>81428526
Crossing the Atlantic isn't that far
>>81428569
really man? A plane goes down over land or sea people survive the crash they can be rescued.
A plane goes down over the antarctic and they are basically fucked.
Also again where a does a plane divert to when it is in trouble over the antarctic?
>>81428727
I don't know, Antarctica is what gets me the most, read about operation highjump and then there's an interview the captain did after saying how rich and full of resources Antarctica is that will be a source of contention between states, then a few years later at the height of the cold war the USA and USSR agreed to never touch it
>>81427934
There's actually a conspiracy that says there's a hollow earth and some giant military base in the hole somewhere in the middle of Antarctica
>>81428466
Except planes can float in the ocean and are equipped with life rafts, and they won't have to deal with sub -40 C temperatures
>>81426921
It depends on what you define "working better" as. If you think that means the most efficient market possible then fine, but that would be a pretty bland and uninspiring world to live in.
>>81426651
>>81426651
The MIC has energy and propulsion far in advance of liquid fuel rockets(which is 80 year old technology) but won't let it out to the public because it would end all dependence of fossil fuels and make colonizing space a reality.
NASA is a fucking joke. So is SpaceX
>>81426939
>this is what the right wing has become
>>81428865
Why cant the many bases help out planes on the antarctic?
>>81429047
this, the nazis knew about it for years but it was rudimentary, then america bought all t he scientists and hid it
Why would it trigger libertardians?
There's no roads up there to maintain.
>>81429047
free-energy ws/implosion/
>>81425445
Hey WTF thats New Zealand. I am literally in this picture.
>>81428602
>not even go on a tour on a boat near the coadt line
May you give me any links to such regulations? I remember it being said earlier but never being sourced.
>>81428361
dude when you thin the red spot alone is like three time the size of the earth you've got ton wonder, what the flying shit fuck was that... Chronos sneezing?
>>81429198
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antarctic_Treaty_System
Basically this, and you can find all tours all follow a sanctioned controlled route
>>81428602
>You aren't even allowed to go there on a tour on a boat past the coastline
then why did metallica play a concert there?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRlU5xY0HTw
>>81429574
I am sorry, but may you link me to the specific part saying i am not allowed to get a good enough boat and just move in a circle around the object?
None of the treaties say that so i suppose it must be an agreement but it should be faster to just ask you.
>>81426859
The Moon studio where they filmed those "moon landings" was completed.
>>81430079
your pic is a troll right? it's just a meme that australians stand upside down.
>>81430631
Are you joking or just saying the earth is flat?
Is this what /pol/ has come to, /x/ tier paranoia about planes not flying over Antarctica which proves that the earth is flat?
You guys took Alex Jones and upped his game whole magnitude of order.
Yeah yeah, the ISS is not real (even though many people have seen it and potographed it), Antarctica is an NWO conspiracy possibly full of Aliens thats' why you're not allowed to go, it also proves that the Earth is flat because planes don't fly over it "without a good reason" even though there are, and also the earth is not just flat, it's also hollow and there's Morloks living under hollow Antarctica.
Why don't you go ahead and take the cyanide pill while you're at it.
>>81430815
>Moor eats everything he learned in school up
colour me surprised, open your mind
Hitler was ultimate evil and we are the good guys!
I've seen the edge. Trust me it's better if you don't know
>>81430808
I realize you are trolling but all I'm saying is that everybody on earth stands right-side-up. otherwise your head would be on the ground.
so people in australia see the same moon as we do. I understand about the different stars they see but that's not the same.
>>81427355
Completely wrong idiot.
Absolute numbers would be inconclusive, this is the best representation you can make about a governments influence on NASA
Pretty sure that if that graph was in total amount spend you would be crying about it being inconclusive
Confirmation bias sure is a bitch
>>81430922
>opeeeeeen your miiiiiiiiiind duuuuuuuuuuuuuuude
Really nigger? And in school they don't teach you about the ISS or why there are regulations that dictate that a plane flying over Antarctica needs special equipment and material.
But I guess your poorly sourced, grainy videos of "UNREFUTABLE PROOF" are a better thing to eat up than whatever is in schools right. Well, if the earth is flat, where is your proof? If you can prove to me that the earth is flat without bullshit, i'll believe it.
So come on, do it.
>>81430973
American education everybody
>>81425445
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANv5UfZsvZQ
>>81431052
NASA sucks though.
>>81426859
The space race ended.
>>81430973
Yeah, though if the world is right they are going to stand upside down in relation to us if they are on the polar opposite of it.
>>81430973
You fucking retard, grab a sheet of paper and draw two arrows pointing at eachother on it.
Now roll the paper into a cyclinder. Where are the arrows pointing? Where is the "top" of the arrow?
>>81431311
>they are going to stand upside down in relation to us if they are on the polar opposite of it.
I know that. We are not arguing flat earth. All I'm saying is that the earth rotates and everybody is on top once per day, while it takes about 28 days or so for the moon to go around.
I realize I'm being trolled.
>>81427489
some of those routes do exist
>>81431470
>Now roll the paper into a cyclinder.
celestial mechanics involve spheres that are not only rotating on their axis but are also orbiting around some other object. rolling up tubes is not going to help those europeans understand, but thanks for the idea.
>>81431490
I think you got the wrong axis of rotation in mind, buddy.
>>81426939
>people out there literally believe every word of this
>>81431621
there is no preferred frame of reference once you start considering the universe, so we are both right except for the original point about the moon being upside down in australia, which I realize is a meme and I get it. Ha Ha.
>>81427129
>in the end it was a nearly useless endeavor.
>American education
>>81431601
The point of that image is that people on opposite sides of the earth according to the equator will see the moon in different ways.
It's a bad infographic, but it isn't inherently wrong.
>>81426887
People forget scale. You are super zoomed out. The changed would literally have to be planet sized for you to see...
>>81431490
>everybody is on top every 28 days or so
What do you mean with "top"?
>>81428266
>A mass 1000 times that of earth
>Doesn't think minute changes matter from 150000 miles
Stay retarded
>>81431750
>What do you mean with "top"?
with a planet, it's an arbitrary term. I could just as well have said that everyone is on the bottom once per day, if that suits you better?
>>81425445
>leftwingprograms
The left was busy protesting the lack of black astronauts and more money for them programs even back in the 60s space programs.
>>81431747
Is this whole thread some kind of joke festival? The earth does not orbit around Jupiter, and if it did that's way too close.
>>81425621
>They're actually this low above the earth?
Here read this:
http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/dslr/basics/19/01.htm
Alright, /x/. What would the governments on earth get out of lying about the earth being round, and space being fake in general?
>>81425445
It's time to bring back NatSoc America.
The moon landing and victory in the Space Race merely exemplified the potentiality for American achievement when we unite towards a singular goal.
If we still had this fervent, scientific wonder and ambition like the Nazis and old America had, we would be conquering stars.
Instead we're shitting our pants over niggers getting shot by police and whether trannies can get bathrooms
>>81428361
https://youtu.be/xSlm17dA1Pc
>>81431918
What the fuck are you saying dude, that's just a size comparison.
How high are you
>>81425621
yeah
they're so low the solar panels create lift/drag
>>81431989
>that's just a size comparison.
Oh. I see that now. Sorry about the confusion.
>>81425445
>>81425783
space taxis to LEO might be privatized but no company would fund missions to other planets or space stations. Where would the profit be?
>>81431816
I wouldn't say so. If you stay on the geographical poles you will just turn around.
And the moon follows the equator, so i got no idea why we are talking about this.
Australians move around, sure, but they won't move norty of the equator.
>>81431537
no they dont though...
give me any proof that isn't a single page in comic sans on some travel website claiming polar bears are on the south pole
>>81431224
I like this landing video the most.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSx4DGBstYA
>>81425823
Wow I really like this gif. Mind if I save it?
>>81432241
Yes. I think we are in agreement now.
>>81432157
>space shuttle in 2014
They stopped using it in 2011.
>>81425445
This triggers statists as well though.
They want more money for welfare,social programs and military, space is useless to them.
>>81432157
that assumes the free market wanted to get into the space race but was prevented by the gubment.
>>81432157
I am not some statist shill, at least not trying to be one, but free market airplanes haven't changed much either.
>>81432157
I'm not even a statist but this comparison is retarded on so many levels.
>I am now remembering how all my motivation to get a career in space was lost after getting an E in physics
>>81431984
So why are the images identical?
>>81425445
>>81432157
if it works it works
>>81432157
Dank.
>>81428118
>>81427489
Explain this
>>81428727
Fuck sake Leaf. Qantas does scenic flyovers of antarctica every few christmasses open to the public and there are scientific bases on the antarctic continent.
>>81432406
You wouldn'tt be allowed in anyway, you have to be a part of a government agency and be briefed on how space isn't real
>>81432313
So, for people north of the equator those south of it are "always upside" down and vice versa due to the way the earth turns? We agree on that?
>>81432402
Okay. Explain why and then clean my toilet.
>>81432157
>this is what lolbertarians actually use as a basis for comparison
As someone who is an Australian-Canadian, I'm really annoyed by flat earthers who had never observed the moon on both northern and southern hemisphere.
>>81432340
You assume that the space race was actually worthwhile.
>>81432503
You do know that highways cost several millions dollars by km right ?
>>81426859
The large budget NASA had in the early 1960's was due to the development of the Apollo missions. NASA needed to update its hardware to get people to the moon, just constructing the Saturn V's were costly. Apollo was one of the biggest manned space missions in history, so they needed a fuck ton of cash. NASA originally planned to have several more moon landing after Apollo 17, but the program was canceled because of the Vietnam War and other government interests. NASA made due with these cuts, and with the left over Apollo junk they created Skylab, America's first space station. Apollo 19, 20, and 21 were used to send crews up to the space station, but this was also during the time of the development of the Space Shuttle. There were problems with Skylab, and it was eventually in operable. If the shuttle had been ready just a couple years earlier that it did, it would have been able to save Skylab, but again there were set backs and cuts. After Skylab failed, there really wasn't a lot to do with the manned space program (except the Apollo-Soyuz mission to patch things up with the USSR), NASA just had the shuttle which was a lot smaller and a lot cheaper than previous manned missions to space. The shuttle made it easy to haul large hardware into space, I loved the space shuttle, but it eventually wore out and needed to be retired. NASA's primary focus now is on unmanned exploration around the solar system, weather data, astronomy and the development of the Orion mission. In spite of all this, people seem to think that we have done all there is to do with space travel.
>>81425621
it's fake
>>81432497
>So, for people north of the equator those south of it are "always upside" down and vice versa due to the way the earth turns?
LOL I thought you were being serious but now you want to troll some more.
>>81432503
because to build a decent road you need a fuckload of heavy equipment and material that isn't cheap
>>81432157
smartphones are literally a cultural cancer of massive male cuckholdry.
http://www.rooshv.com/women-who-own-iphones-lose-the-ability-to-love
>>81432648
Does anyone else here have problem getting what i am trying to say?
Does it seem to be illogical?
>>81431263
And what's your point?
I was correcting the guy saying the graph was inconclusive about a governments spending on NASA.
I never commented on whether you should spen anything on NASA or not
>>81432466
They fly at a faster speed between Aus and NZ, slower in istanbul france
>>81432661
>you need a fuckload of heavy equipment and material that isn't cheap
In america that is never owned by any government, and is always private enterprize. Plus much land is in private hands. So yeah, we could have private roads if we liked.
>>81427112
it put an end to the cold war
I think is a bigger profit than any private industry can make
>>81432599
>implying the moon isn't a mirror to keep the illusion alive
>>81431490
>everybody is on top once per day
what top? Earth is a sphere you mongoloid
>>81432466
>istanbul
>>81432648
Burger, what are you trying to argue here? I would appear "upside down" to your perspective because I am on the southern hemisphere.
>>81432503
>car
>"one of the most complex machines in human history"
Nigga you can throw a junker together in your own garage out of sheet metal if you've got the time and knowledge.
Cars are not complex.
Individual modern models of car might be complex - some of them are extremely complex - but those kinds of cars are certainly not easy to repair in your own garage if the complex parts die. I'd like to see you pull out an entire engine block and do a complete strip and reconditioning on a 2015 Lamborghini.
>>81426121
>ISS gets better ping than me
just fuck my shit up
>>81432639
I'm really excited for how the Orion shuttle fares, we should see mankind's first Mars landing as pioneered by America before 2030 if things remain on track.
>>81432771
Cui bono?
What profit is there for a plane to fly slower between france and turkey?
>>81432821
No it didn't
>what is the 80s
>>81432911
I know that, but that Swedish troll was saying that the moon turns over before you can see it on your side.
>>81425445
Yes! Why explore space when we should really strangle each other for the remaining resources while there's still some left?
>>81432960
If the plane companies don't comply the leaders/pilots would be killed and deposed
Why would the gov allow a plane company to destroy this entire conspiracy just for pennies
I'm sorry but gravity just does not make fucking sense to me. Things are either up or down. It makes no sense that there is a giant ball and we are somehow stapled to it.
If the earth is spinning at a rapid speed, how in the FUCK do you explain a plane flying off the ground in the opposite direction and not have all the passengers feel dizzy?
>>81425445
this makes me really dizzy
>>81432503
This >>81432912
at the end of the day cars are literally just an automated system of making wheels spin really fast with some chairs hooked up on top
>>81432960
probably even subsidied by the EU
>>81433077
It's called massive, incomprehensible scale.
You're an animal, you're not meant to be able to naturally sense and comprehend a natural force which operates on a universal scale. We are able to understand it however because of our intelligence and science.
>>81432821
>it put an end to the cold war
Nigga the cold war never ended.
>>81425445
nah because the free market goes to space
>>81429047
The fuck is MIC?
>>81433223
The only free market in space that would be willing to pay for space missions would be aliens.
>>81425445
Looks like a duty free zone.
>>81433077
And how do you explain the world is a sphere? Everyone can see that if you pour water on the ground it just forms a small puddle. It doesn't disperse infinitely. I think it is just leftist hogwash invented by people who like povertyball.
Why can't you fucking idiots understand that they are hiding something, the gov aren't some fucking truthtelling seers and their bullshit isn't gospel you know this
>what are perspectives
>>81433207
this desu
>>81433318
>what is viscosity
>>81425823
I think it's pretty obviously not a telephoto. How far could a photographer get away from the station to take a shot? Why would she want to? It's probably shot with a standard 50mm (or thereabouts) which would mean that his proximity to the Earth is not an illusion. She really is that low in orbit.
>>81433318
>spherical earth
>leftist
Nigger it's literally been basic knowledge of every society ever on Earth for the past thousands years
I can't tell if this is b8 but I hope it is sven
>>81427470
The private space industry is essential for more regular spaceflight and manned spaceflight. However, it does not have an inherent interest in studying the universe, human effects of climate change, and space based research, nor should the private space industry feel like it should or ever will take interest in such. Government space agencies are necessary for large research projects and exploration. For example, NASA hired Lockhead Martin, Boeing and other private companies to develop a lot of the Apollo hardware necessary to put man on the moon. But, those companies did not assume the risks of failure, NASA did. NASA made it possible for the private space industry develop.
HITLER knew the truth
HITLER created a base in antarctica called new swabia
He built a society and UFOs
THE usa army went there and LOST a battle fighting them
now there is a treaty
no military activity allowed
HITLER has a portal to the inner world you fucking idiots, Antarctica is enterance portal, north pole is exit, this is why you can fly over north
>>81433434
why are you fucking laughing at me leaf
>>81432996
Where did i say that?
>>81433551
Listen brother, 99.9% of Americans and Canadians support NASA and government space programs. It is only the autistic minority, the all or nothing crew, the no roads or no freedom crew, that have a problem with it.
>>81433595
Why don't you save up and go join him?
Even Gary Johnson supports NASA.
>>81433655
>99.9% of Americans and Canadians support NASA
*Citation needed*
>>81433421
That is pure speculation.
I just think most people think there is a role for government. Nobody has a problem with NASA.
>>81433551
The great Ryan Faulk corrects this "private companies not willing to take risks" meme at 4:47 onwards.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_BGBDAQFRc
>>81426143
SpaceX, ULA, NASA, and Orbital A are doing fine. I know it's hard to keep up with the news when you live in a country where it's normal to work one hour per day and then protest the rest of the day.
>>81433752
He was clearly exaggerating, but a substantial majority of Americans do support NASA and generally seem to support higher funding of it once they realize how tiny it's budget is
>>81432771
They would need to fly 2.5 times faster than on the flight between Istanbul and Paris. The average speed during à flight between Istanbul and Paris is 800 km/h (they can't falsify that since you can verify the distance and the time by land). The average speed would need to be 1800km/h, approximately the top speed of a f-35.
>>81433667
the military would shoot me down you fucking retard, they protectt the coast lines
>>81434026
these giant beasts with 4 jet turbines, their "max speed" isn't really their max speed
>>81434031
Why would Hitler's military shoot down a white man who wanted to join their ranks?
why do millennials not like working long hours?
>>81434160
no the usa and uk etc would , they guard the outskirts
uncle adolf would let any willing aryan/honorary aryan join
>>81432923
My brains is ejaculating thinking about getting the first people on Mars.
>>81434290
dude stop
>>81434290
How high must one be
>>81426859
>not wanting to completely eliminate 100% of all NASA funding
wew lad
also, it's a decline in percentage of the budget. The government started spending a lot more money on a lot more things. That doesn't mean NASA's budget was decreased significantly.
>>81434116
>4 jet turbines
>Paris-Istanbul
Did you ever take a plane ?
>>81433421
It's only 340 kilos up. England is wider than that. Low earth orbit is low.
>>81434407
Why anon?
Why do you hate America? Why do you want to limit its achievements and greatness?
You are what is wrong. No ambition or hope for a brighter, US run tomorrow.
>>81434360
Me too.
>>81434493
>nasa
http://climate.nasa.gov/evidence/
Literally /pol/ BTFO: The Agency
>>81434363
you cantt fucking silence me, why are you monitoring me GCHQ? I'll keep spilling the beans tthanks
>>81434453
never ever they are fucking scary, and I dont want to get lost they are fucked those planes shouldnt exist
>mfw burgers still believe they won the space race
>>81434360
I bet you must clench your glans when you remember no one can escape the van allen radiation belt look it up now
>>81434649
We were the first to make a landing in Australia.
>>81434623
>propaganda the agency
KEK
http://islamic.gsfc.nasa.gov/
>>81434493
>not being able to be proud of your country unless it has a commie-tier space program
YOU are what is wrong. We are drowning in debt and NASA has no valid reason to exist anymore. Any aerospace research with military applications can be rolled over to the DoD but NASA is complete fossil that hasn't been relevant since the end of the Cold War.
The history of NASA is a history of failure after failure. I've watched two Space Shuttle launches end in disaster in my lifetime. Now we're funding Space X's failures. For what benefit?
Let the billionaires fund space research and exploration. We have much bigger priorities as a nation.
>>81434623
>full of scientific facts backed by a myriad of credible sources
>B-but a random NatSoc member told me it's all a creation of the Jews! LIES!!!!
>>81434876
eartthis flat
>>81434493
Simply developing at a continuous rate will bring about great possibilities, that people can take advantage of with continuously improving technology. Setting some grand short term goal usually requires sacrifices that hurt long term progress, which in turn hurts achieving grand things in the future.
>>81434835
NASA is a piss-ant portion of the budget. What is killing the budget is gibs, not just to dindus but to dindu countries as well.
>>81434835
>drowning in debt
>complaining about fucking NASA, which takes up a fraction of a percent of our budget
>being this ignorant about your own country
Topkek
>>81434942
if i pull that tinfoil off will you die?
>>81434669
Psssh, Van Allen belts are nothing compared to being half blind by the time you get to Mars.
http://www.space.com/25392-manned-mars-mission-astronaut-vision.html
