Li Pengii
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Former Import company owner (2000–2017)Oct 20
What’s peoples thought on the Chinese creating a hypersonic rocket? Should people be concerned? It is quite scary when you read about it!
Love it. Not so much from a weapons point of view but from a wider point of view.

You see Americans and white supremacists love to bash Chinese as NOT CREATIVE!

Look at how many of them invoke people vs hall 1854 and call us subhuman filth.

Yet here we have it a TESTED working hypersonic missile something the US doesn’t have.

Therefore Americans can’t say we copied them because the US doesn’t have one.

Americans can’t say we stole it because the US doesn’t have one either.

Plus it went round the planet so give or take 30,000KM or 40,000KM and hit within 32km. That’s more than 99.999% accurate.

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Gloucera Wingardium
· October 22
The US government doesn’t have such a rocket. Meanwhile SpaceX is the one competing with entire countries on making reusable rockets.

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Li Pengii
· December 20
Space X :D SpaceX? :D :D:D SpaceX is building a product nobody needs or wants.

In 2021 the only people who need a heavy lift rocket are Chinese and we already have our own thanks. There was a leaked AND verified internal memo about the company going bust because the only demand was from starlink. Aint no demand for super heavy
launches. With the ISS retiring soon the market is even smaller.

James Webb is being launched by Arianne rocket not spaceX.

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Guido Sgarbi
· December 23
I agree. All those “space tourism” companies are grotesque: Airlines setup alliances and close down because very few people need or can afford to travel around the World unless they pay a pittance…and all these Capitalistic jerks keep sending
goddamn rockets in the space for tourism? And what about the insane amount of pollution that these sons of bitch generate??!

Space flights should be exclusively restricted to Countries and even those ideally should work together (though with US acting as pricks with China is not possible) and possibly our main focus on space exploration should be to find a way to go across the
insane distances that separate us from the closest habitable planet, because the only meaningful use of space exploration (apart from sending the occasional satellite) is to find a way to avoid having “all our eggs in a basket” (as Humankind)!

I don’t know if you have read the latest demented statement of that scum of Musk:

Now he want turn atmospheric CO2 into fuel…

Now…the only attempt I have found to turn fuel into CO2 involved the creation of carbon monoxide as middle step!

Yes…this capitalist bastard wants to risk to send us all into a silent death by suffocation just because he has to play the fool with his goddamn rockets!!

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Im Yang Gyoon
· December 14
Russia was the first country to build a hypersonic missile before China.

China developed using Russian technology

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Chiang Seng Erh
· October 20
Glad to know something made by China has better capability than the west. The day has come!

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Clarence Chung
· October 20
Technically speaking the Chinese had things the West didn't have since way back in anicent times already like silk, tea, compass, paper, gun powder and stuff.

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Gloucera Wingardium
· October 22
And rockets.

Chinese invented rockets.

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Jeffrey Cheung
· October 23
Fireworks are technically rockets

London? Yes

Made in China? Yes


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Chiang Seng Erh
· October 20
Just my feeling: Better capability may not always need high tech. A low tech can sometimes do wonderful job!

Gloucera Wingardium
Like lockdown and inactivated vaccine.
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Larry Leszcynski
· October 23
Apparently the report is false. How much social credit do you get for being a bot?

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Li Pengii
· October 23
I dunno the CIA has been exposed for paying $1000 for negative stories how much are you getting paid?

Nah you’re just another typical far right wing white supremacist who thinks non whites have no right to exist.

Larry Leszcynski
What do you think of the x-37b? The x-37b ( there at least 2) orbits over the PRC on a regular basis. Equipped with a bay it would make an interesting bomber armed with tungsten penetrators.
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Thiam Boon Wong
· October 21
The Americans will say China stole it. That's why America does not have it anymore. Good old Trumpian logic works with many of them.

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Gloucera Wingardium
· October 22
The US has the worst cybersecurity on the planet.

Open season for Russia to steal the election for Trump and China to steal rocket plans from the US.

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Ray Lee
· October 21
How does anyone know it missed its target by 32 km? It could have been from the source purposely trying to hide its lethal objective, OR could have been from a jealous sour grape that was trying to smear the missile capability!

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Gloucera Wingardium
· October 22
32km is really bad from a weapons point of view. Usually ICBM carries nuclear bomb, so it doesn’t need a large error. Putting an atomic bomb at the edge of a city probably still destroys the city. Reusable rockets need to be accurate. However, even a
nuclear bomb is not sufficient to account for such…
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Roy Tan
· October 21
There is a report that says China deny it. Which is real?

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Marlowe
· October 27
Is this China showing power to deter aggression, or the West making false claims so they can provoke aggression? Chinese foreign minister said it was just a rocket. “All warfare is based on deception” Sun Tzu

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