China successfully launches reusable spacecraft

A reusable spacecraft has been successfully launched at the Chinese Jiuquan Cosmodrome today. The device was launched using the Changzheng-2F (Long March 2F) launch vehicle.

This was reported by the China Corporation of Space Science and Technology (CASC).

For some time, the spacecraft will be in orbit, performing assigned tasks, after which it will return to the territory of the PRC.

The device will be involved in testing reusable technologies in space flights and will provide technological support for the peaceful exploration of outer space by the People's Republic of China. Various reusable systems and technologies will be tested in Earth orbit. The test program is part of the 14th mission of the Changzheng-2F series of launch vehicles.

Shortly before that, in July of this year, the Chinese space industry was marked by the launch of a special probe into outer space, whose task is to study Mars.

Jiuquan Cosmodrome is located in the Chinese province of Gansu in the northwest of the country, in the Gobi Desert. It began to be used by the PRC to launch spacecraft in 1969.

Comments

[Maz]

Fake smells like

Quote: OrangeBigg

Sorry for off-topic, but the Chinese Su-35 was shot down by Taiwan's air defense. Video on the link below.

The first circumstances of the destruction of the Su-35 fighter of the PRC Air Force are revealed.

As follows from the information provided by the eastern media, the Su-35 Chinese Air Force fighter flew alongside American warships in the Taiwan region, as a result of which electronic warfare was used against it. The latter managed to disrupt the work of the global positioning system, as a result of which the Chinese pilot invaded the airspace of the PRC, and after only 28 seconds he was shot down by the Patriot complex.


It is known that an anti-aircraft guided missile exploded at a distance from the Su-35 fighter, as a result of which the pilot still managed to keep the combat vehicle in the sky for some time, re-entering the airspace of China, however, the damage was so significant that the pilot had to catapult.

https://avia.pro/news/amerikanskie-kompleksy-reb-oglushili-istrebitel-su-35-posle-etogo-sbili

[Trapp1st]

Good day Maz! There is no confirmation of the incident, and the Taiwan Ministry of Defense has denied all allegations. Incident messages appear in Indian accounts.

[Orange bigg]

Taiwan initially confirmed

Taiwan said it shot down a Chinese Su-35 fighter.
According to Taiwan, the vehicle allegedly entered Taiwan's airspace and was shot down by a ground-based air defense system. The pilot ejected and was taken prisoner. On the video https://twitter.com/vividshubham/status/1301781909047898114 it is not clear whether he is alive or dead.
A video of some wreckage has also been posted.

https://colonelcassad.livejournal.com/6143324.html

[Trapp1st]

Taiwan initially confirmed

There was no indication by whom it was confirmed, just Taiwan, i.e. it looks like a fake.

[Temples]

Yes, you zadolbali with this plane.

What is the name of the reusable apparatus?
Who knows?
I want to read about him.

[Charik]

Probably some Hunwyn

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Temples

What is the name of the reusable apparatus?

And the name of the device is not enough for me. I would like to know by what principle reusability. On the principle of "Shuttle" - "Buran" or do they have their own, Chinese?

[Shurik70]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

I would like to know by what principle reusability. On the principle of "Shuttle" - "Buran" or do they have their own, Chinese?

Shenlong (Space Dragon). Winged. In 2007, the transportation of his model by plane was worked out, and one "gifted" Chinese man managed to take a picture and posted it on the Internet. He's pretty petite. Much less Shuttle and Buran. The dimensions are roughly the same as the American X-37B.
But actually little is known about him. China knows how to keep secrets

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Shurik70

But actually little is known about him. China knows how to keep secrets

Well, judging by the photo, this device and the "spaceship" somehow do not go well together. But, as I understand it, dashing trouble is the beginning. Yes, the Chinese will soon be ahead of the rest of the planet in all areas.
Alas for us.

[Shurik70]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

this device and the "spaceship" somehow do not match well

The American X-37B is a space drone. Delivery of cargo into orbit, space tug to change the orbit of operating satellites, descent of cargo to Earth. Given that the customers are the military, it was originally designed to deliver nuclear warheads into orbit (although this will be denied).

If the Chinese made an analogue, then the functionality is the same.

[SRC P-15]

Quote: Maz

causing a Chinese pilot to invade PRC airspace,

How can a Chinese pilot invade his country's airspace? Roughly done fake!

[Orange bigg]

This refers to the airspace of Taiwan.

[venik]

Quote: Maz

managed to disrupt the work of the global positioning system, as a result of which the Chinese pilot invaded the airspace of the PRC, and after only 28 seconds he was shot down by the Patriot complex.

==========
Themselves then CAREFULLY read that that are you quoting? Didn't bother: "then Chinese pilot invaded airspace China (?? !!) and "....was hit by a complex "Patriot" (?!).
PS It is clear that "Avia.Pro" is still a source - it often does not even read its own information ...... Therefore - be careful with such "sensations"!
PPS Not to mention that the comment is "off topic" !!!

[Piramidon]

Quote: venik

Themselves then CAREFULLY read what you are quoting? Didn't bother ...

Have you yourself carefully read the topic of this news before offtopic? Didn't bother what it is about "launching a reusable spacecraft" ?

[venik]

Quote: Piramidon

Have you yourself carefully read the topic of this news before offtopic? Didn't it bother you that we are talking about "launching a reusable spacecraft"?

========
Excuse me, and I ABOUT WHAT ??? Or have you just read the "beginning"?
Then I explain (quote from myself):

Quote: venik

PPS Not to mention that the comment is "off topic" !!!

WHAT IS NOT CLEAR???

[RUnnm]

I wonder how many times Rogozin gets kicked in the comments ?!
Eh, where are the times of Beria, Chertok, Queen ...

[Greenwood]

Quote: RUnnm

where are the times of Beria, Chertok, Queen ...

In the days of Beria, Chertok, Korolev, journalist Rogozin with a humanities education, who had not worked for a day in the rocket and space industry or any related to it, would never have become the head of the industry.

[RUnnm]

About that and speech ...

[Yves762]

Well, you know, at the same time, a graduate of the Tiflis Theological Seminary managed to become the secretary of the Central Committee of the CPSU, and it is not bad to lead that way; including in technical industries ...
This is rather a question for specific persons and the principles of their selection / promotion.

[Rostislav]

Many times will be kicked, do not hesitate.
The problem is that the wrong ones are kicked. Here you need someone from the side of the VVP for the "magic pendel", but for now only VO readers exercise.

[RUnnm]

"The king is good, the boyars are bad!", Do you mean that?

[Rostislav]

What kind of tsar is "good" if he puts worthless people in positions of responsibility?
I meant that in order to change the situation, virtual kicks from VO readers are not enough, here a different caliber is required.

[Brancodd]

Perhaps the reason is that China is constantly increasing funding for the space program. In this five-year period (on an annualized basis), space expenditures exceed Russian ones by 20 times.

[Yves762]

Quote: Rostislav

The problem is that the wrong ones are kicked.

The problem is that NOT THOSE kick, perhaps this is more correct ...

[Husit]

One can only be glad for China! No wonder in the 89th Lieberda tanks were crushed in defense of socialism ... Here is the result!

[Kaw]

Only there has long been no socialism, socialism in North Korea.

[Husit]

Quote: Kaw

Only there has long been no socialism, socialism in North Korea.

You don’t understand anything in socialism .. You would be silent.

Quote: Ezoterik

Well, rejoice. Also, we must not forget to rejoice for the contamination of our land, in the production of "fruit and vegetable crops", cutting down the taiga, Lake Baikal.

Well, another one whined about the Chinese threat .. We read it on social networks .. What to talk to you about?

[common man]

Quote: Kaw

Only there has long been no socialism, socialism in North Korea.

Well, in Russia there is still no smell of capitalism. Capitalism in Sweden, Germany and others like them.

[Greenwood]

In Russia there is medieval semi-feudal "capitalism", from which Europe grew up long ago, but we, alas, did not.

[Esoteric]

Well, rejoice. Also, we must not forget to rejoice for the contamination of our land, in the production of "fruit and vegetable crops", cutting down the taiga, Lake Baikal.

[Trapp1st]

China is making fantastic progress.

[Husit]

Quote: Trapp1st

China is making fantastic progress.

They know how to concentrate resources and statehood in their first place !!!
And which of the private traders do not agree, it does not matter if you are a billionaire or just an official, the issue is resolved quickly and not like with Khodorkovsky and other Furgals, etc.

This is the state of social justice .. And there is an incentive for ordinary citizens to work for the country! This is China's economic and social breakthrough ... They venerate Stalin, but they poured mud on us ...

[Angelo Provolone]

China retrieved 43 escaped corrupt officials from abroad

These are not our methods ...

[prior]

Well Rogozin will you tell us now about trampolines?

[Svarog]

Quote: prior

Well Rogozin will you tell us now about trampolines?

China is a full-fledged space power .. It is already overtaking Russia in almost all directions, and 30 years ago, there was a backward country and in 30 years we managed to change places .. Here are miracles from effective managers in Russia ..

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Svarog

It is already overtaking Russia in almost all directions, and 30 years ago, there was a backward country

Because in China, specialists are engaged in space, not managers with HSE diplomas.

[Husit]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: Svarog

It is already overtaking Russia in almost all directions, and 30 years ago, there was a backward country

Because in China, specialists are engaged in space, not managers with HSE diplomas.

And other bloody Chubais that have settled down and have died down in Russia! Putin is also entangled in their web ...
Such cases Vlad in the local government structures ...

[Jack O'Neill]

And other bloody Chubais that have settled down and have died down in Russia! Putin, too, went into their web.

Yeah, Putin has nothing to do with it, of course. Confused, poor ...
The fish rots from the head, or do you seriously think that Putin is not aware of Roscosmos affairs?
Mr. "Trampoline" is Putin's friend, as it were.

[common man]

Quote: tihonmarine

space is occupied by specialists, not managers with HSE diplomas.

We have not only HSE managers in space, but everywhere there are "successes".
The HSE's motto should be "where we are, there is collapse."

[slipped]

Quote: Svarog

Already overtakes Russia in almost all directions

Not. China is actively developing its space technologies, but is still catching up with the results obtained.

[Brancodd]

Maybe the miracles of the socio-economic structure? Perhaps the "miracles" of a planned economy?

[Esoteric]

The wonders of total poverty in northwestern China, where a cup of rice a day is good. Look at the crowds of people wanting to get a job at Foxconn, where they live and plow in inhuman conditions. Is it a good life that they actually sell themselves into slavery? China exploits its population in a way that more than one Marx would not expect in a nightmare. Socialism, yeah ...

[slipped]

Quote: prior

Well Rogozin will you tell us now about trampolines?

I'm not Rogozin , but I will say - the trampoline is still in operation , here is the new ISS crew that is flying next month:

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: slipped

here is the new ISS crew that is flying next month:

Why did they put on muzzles, and forgot the gloves?

[slipped]

Quote: mordvin xnumx

Why did they put on muzzles, and forgot the gloves?

Well finally. Medical masks are not only worn for covid. In this particular case, parrying of emergencies was practiced, such as: depressurization, fire and ammonia release ...

"As part of the training, the crew practiced the procedure for putting on spacesuits with emergency masks in case of urgent leaving the station after the release of ammonia on the American segment of the ISS."

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: slipped

Medical masks are not only worn for covid.

The day before yesterday I was not allowed into the store for beer. "No mask!"

[slipped]

Quote: mordvin xnumx

The day before yesterday I was not allowed into the store for beer. "No mask!"

we only in large hypermarkets require clothing, who do not have it - they are free of charge at the frame, you can take it.

[Rzzz]

Quote: slipped

countering emergency situations, such as: depressurization, fire and ammonia release ...

Yeah. Cloth muzzle. From ammonia.

[slipped]

Quote: rzzz

Yeah. Cloth muzzle. From ammonia.

There are many different photos. There are also gas masks. And in heavy suits.

[Yves762]

Because there is such (in Russia for sure) principle - "for show".

[Angelo Provolone]

Why did they put on muzzles, and forgot the gloves?

They gathered at Plyuk.

[Old26]

Nowhere, except on the "famous" avia.pro, this news has not yet been met. This resource most often publishes false information (if not to say fakes). In addition, one phrase from this message

chinese pilot invaded PRC airspace, and after only 28 seconds was shot down by the Patriot complex.

makes me think. The authors of the note that they do not know the correct name of the state located on the island of Taiwan?

[The leader of the Redskins]

The "Long March" has begun. We expect the "Great Return".))

[slipped]

in the picture above is not the rocket, here is the one that flew away:

An analogue of our "Soyuz-2", only slightly heavier on heptyl.

[Avior]

And what is the reusability of the ship?
Which parts are reusable?

[The popuas]

Teikonauts

[Matthias]

The reusability is that after landing, the capsule can be serviced and launched back into space. There is no exact data, but apparently the Chinese have built something like a failed "federation".

[Old26]

Quote: Avior

And what is the reusability of the ship?
Which parts are reusable?

It is not known yet. The very fact of the launch is known and that's it ...

[Freeman]

Quote: Old26

Quote: Avior

And what is the reusability of the ship?
Which parts are reusable?

It is not known yet. The very fact of the launch is known and that's it ...

There is no real photo, specifically of this launch. All the "attached" photos are from previous launches of various other devices.
So far, there is only such information -

Mystery surrounds China's launch of reusable experimental spacecraft

Those who attended the launch in Inner Mongolia warned not to film takeoff or discuss the project

One source hints that there may be similarities with the American X-37B, a reusable space plane that works like a mini shuttle

Source
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3100268/china-launches-experimental-spacecraft

[thinker]

They have been designing for a long time, but what they launched is a question.

Within the framework of the PRC Space Program under the project "921-3", the reusable spacecraft "Divine Dragon" is being developed - "Shenlong"

[APASUS]

Something in the material is not particularly clear, that this ship is reusable

[RVAPatriot]

Question to the author, in what place is it reusable ???

[donavi49]

Specifically, this is a Chinese military reusable shuttle of the X37 type. It is known about him that nothing is known.

[RVAPatriot]

Great answer, thanks ....

[Old26]

Quote: Avior

And what is the reusability of the ship?
Which parts are reusable?

By the way, Sergey, the carrying capacity of the carrier is 8,4 tons. So something like "Dragon" - "Eagle" kmk

[Rostislav]

For some time, the spacecraft will be in orbit, performing assigned tasks, after which it will return to the territory of the PRC.

It will be possible to speak of the launch as successful AFTER the vehicle returns to Earth.
But all the same, the Chinese are great.
Maybe they will be able to borrow someone from them at least as a deputy to Rogozin? I don't even count on replacing this "leader" ...

[Rzzz]

Quote: Rostislav

Maybe they will be able to borrow someone from them at least as a deputy to Rogozin?

Better on the contrary, send Rogozin there to teach his homeland to love.

[Shore Cannes]

And how can a deputy shoot his leader? No, it's better than the trampoline in the PRC.

[Old partisan]

I am sincerely happy for the PRC space industry. Good luck to you.

[orionvitt]

Especially liked

in the peaceful exploration of outer space by the People's Republic of China.

[Pavel57]

Quote: Avior

Which parts are reusable?

We also had blocks in the Union that were used several times.

[slipped]

Quote: Pavel57

Quote: Avior

Which parts are reusable?

We also had blocks in the Union that were used several times.

Part of the descent vehicle's instrumentation is reused. Earlier, they returned on shuttles and reused docking adapters at Progress TGC.

[Moskal 55]

We lagged behind not because of Rogozin, but because of perestroika with the subsequent collapse of the country. It's your own fault! If you want capitalism - forget about space!

[slipped]

Quote: Moskal 55

If you want capitalism - forget about space!

And nobody "forgets". Preparations are now underway for the next launches to replenish our space constellations. In addition, in the near future it is planned to launch new experimental nano-class spacecraft, such as the Zorkiy spacecraft:

equipped with a multispectral telescopic camera.

[Odysseus]

Quote: Moskal 55

We lagged behind not because of Rogozin, but because of perestroika with the subsequent collapse of the country. It's your own fault! If you want capitalism - forget about space!

The first half is correct. The reason for the collapse of the USSR with the subsequent rapid de-industrialization and degradation of its former republics is perestroika with the transition to capitalism.
But the second half is not. Who wanted him? Only a narrow stratum of betrayed party members + Chekists, in alliance with the criminal world. Well, there is also a part of the intelligentsia, who seized property and are now in power in the former republics.
The overwhelming majority of citizens did not want this at all. Another thing is that they were manipulated and deceived. Guilty or victim of deception? This is a philosophical question ........................

[voyaka uh]

Capitalism doesn't seem to interfere ...
SpaceX launched two Falcon 9s from Florida in three days.
One for Argentina, the other for the 12th batch of StarLink satellites.
Both missiles on second-hand 1st stages (4th time and 5th time).
The steps returned as usual.
But Musk launches have become such a boredom and routine that they don't get into the news at all ...

[Odysseus]

Quote: voyaka uh

Capitalism doesn't seem to interfere ...

Well, capitalism prevents the development of space. It actually developed only at the moment of the great confrontation between the USSR and the USA. Then stagnation or degradation began, because this is not a robbery of third world countries and not a drug trade. The creation of fundamentally new things that require many years of research and do not bring huge investments have made profits. And so yes, Musk launched a man into space this year. Great achievement for America.
On the whole, capitalism is quite suitable for the United States or Israel or Great Britain. Disgusting in my opinion, but useful. But for Russia, alas, it is disastrous. What is happening after 1985 is very well demonstrated.

[voyaka uh]

Russia simply has not reached developed capitalism yet
for historical reasons. Capitalism developed rapidly
from the mid-late 19th century after the abolition of serfdom and
reforms of Alexander II.
But the 1st World War and then the Bolshevik Revolution slowed down
natural process.
After the 90s, semi-state oligarchic capitalism developed,
based on natural resources. Capitalism of the Latin American type.
It is ineffective for modern industrial development.

[Odysseus]

Quote: voyaka uh

Russia simply has not reached developed capitalism yet
for historical reasons. Capitalism developed rapidly
from the mid-late 19th century after the abolition of serfdom and
reforms of Alexander II.

Your position is clear to me. I cannot agree with her, in my opinion Russia has no chances for "developed capitalism". But this is a topic that requires a separate discussion. Here it will be a cruel flood.
In essence, I will say that the successes of the Chinese cosmonautics (by the way, the invasion of Western capitalism into China in the late 19th century produced the same devastating consequences for China as perestroika for the USSR) will certainly stimulate the Americans to move.
So a new race with space awaits us. Which, in my opinion, only benefits the whole world.
Here I wish success to the United States and China and everyone else.

[3danimal]

by the way, the invasion of Western capitalism into China at the end of the 19th century produced as devastating consequences for China as perestroika for the USSR

Incomparable things. Let me remind you that "the invasion of Western capitalism in China at the end of the 19th century" took place from the outside, after two lost opium wars. In fact, it was about a colony, like India.
The union approached the collapse of the economy and the leadership tried to reform it, with an eye on the market reforms in China.
It didn't work out, a lot of contradictions accumulated. The same Baltic states, obviously, never considered themselves a part of the USSR, forcibly “incorporated” only 50 years ago.
But full-fledged market relations on the Western (or Chinese) model have not been built. The property began to be dismantled by those who are stronger: bandits, "siloviks" (who quickly found a common language), businessmen who knew how to interact with both.
What kind of multi-billion dollar investments on the Chinese model could we talk about?

[gsev]

Quote: voyaka uh

Capitalism developed rapidly
from the mid-late 19th century after the abolition of serfdom and
reforms of Alexander II.

As far as I know, at that time, the production of the most important products in Russia fell by 20 percent .. Development began only after the successful assassination attempt on Alexander II, when Russia was frozen.
Here is how the share of Russia in the world iron smelting changed:
1861 - 3,9%
1870 - 3,0%
1880 - 2,5%
1890 - 3,4%
1900 - 7,1%
1909 - 4,7%
Recently, on the Internet, they try not to provide detailed production statistics before Alexander II, during his time and after him. Russian history textbooks published during Stalin's lifetime were more honest in this regard.

[voyaka uh]

This is all insignificant.
Under Nicholas I, Russia was still a classical feudal country. Under Alexander II, capitalism began. Without the abolition of slavery - serfdom - the industrial breakthrough would have been impossible. And all sorts of ups and downs along the way, they are always present.

[gsev]

Quote: voyaka uh

But the 1st World War and then the Bolshevik Revolution slowed down
natural process.

Before Alexander I, the Russian Empire, in addition to the Crimean War, successfully fought with all opponents. The Russian army had its own weapons, which allowed it to fight on an equal footing with all of Europe. In the Crimean war against Russia there was a military alliance of Great Britain, Italy, France, Turkey, when Austria-Hungary was ready to start a war against Russia. Russia approached the First World War without the ability to provide itself with heavy artillery, its own aircraft engines, and trucks. That is, in fact, before 1, there was a decline in Russia and the transfer of its factories to foreign owners. Roughly the same thing happens after 1917. All Putin's successes are similar to those of Alexander III, who froze Russia. The Russian-speaking segment of the Internet is filled with panegyrics about the great reforms of the time of Alexander II without laying out statistical data on what really happened then. Although it is known that statistics in the 1991th century in Russia were quite accurate and honest.

[voyaka uh]

"the success of Alexander 3, who froze Russia" ///
----
Frost always leads to stagnation.
Alexander the 3rd is no exception.
Russia received from its freeze the Revolution of 1905 and Tsushima.
Nicholas II only inherited the freeze, not trying to carry out the simplest social reforms. They were carried out with the blood of the 2 revolution.

[gsev]

Quote: voyaka uh

Nicholas II only inherited the freeze,

Perhaps the revolution of 1917 was caused precisely by Stolypin's ill-considered and adventurous reforms. In principle, the reforms of Alexander II killed the metallurgical industry of the Urals, Stolypin's reforms ruined masses of initiative peasants, who were provoked to resettle in the Far East and ruin.

[Grazdanin]

In the last launch, the stage flew a second time.

[voyaka uh]

Thanks for the amendment.

[Lesorub]

China successfully launches reusable spacecraft

At one time in the USSR there were good projects of reusable use "Spiral" and MTK-VP, maybe they were inferior in terms of carrying capacity, but they could run like elevators!

[smart fellow]

China said in 2017 that it intends to test a reusable space plane in 2020.
.
The spaceplane project was included in the 2017 Space Transportation Roadmap published by China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp. (CASC), the country's premier space contractor. The goal of developing a single-stage aerospace aircraft by 2030 was also noted. The plans also included fully reusable launch vehicles and, in about 2045, a nuclear shuttle. ...
https://avianews.info/kitaj-provyol-sekretnyj-zapusk-mnogorazovogo-eksperimentalnogo-kosmicheskogo-korablya/

[DEVIL LIFE`S]

And what (who) prevents Russia from creating reusable ships?

[slipped]

Quote: DEVIL LIFE`S

And what (who) prevents Russia from creating reusable ships?

The reentry vehicle PTK NP Orel, which is now being created at RSC Energia, is reusable, allowing it to be used for up to 10 flights to near-earth orbit and up to 3 flights to the Moon. The VA contains both the cockpit with a life support system, and the engine compartment with orientation and landing engines, as well as a shock-absorbing landing gear. The first flight is scheduled for 2023.

[Maz]

Quote: Maz

Fake smells like

Quote: OrangeBigg

Sorry for off-topic, but the Chinese Su-35 was shot down by Taiwan's air defense. Video on the link below.

The first circumstances of the destruction of the Su-35 fighter of the PRC Air Force are revealed.

As follows from the information provided by the eastern media, the Su-35 Chinese Air Force fighter flew alongside American warships in the Taiwan region, as a result of which electronic warfare was used against it. The latter managed to disrupt the work of the global positioning system, as a result of which the Chinese pilot invaded the airspace of the PRC, and after only 28 seconds he was shot down by the Patriot complex.


It is known that an anti-aircraft guided missile exploded at a distance from the Su-35 fighter, as a result of which the pilot still managed to keep the combat vehicle in the sky for some time, re-entering the airspace of China, however, the damage was so significant that the pilot had to catapult.

https://avia.pro/news/amerikanskie-kompleksy-reb-oglushili-istrebitel-su-35-posle-etogo-sbili

There is no official confirmation of this information from the Chinese military command at the moment. At the same time, in Taiwan itself, statements have already appeared that the island's army did not use air defense means against Chinese aviation. Also, the information that the fighters of the Chinese Air Force violated the air borders of Taiwan has not been confirmed.

Experts in Asia note that the publication of information about the "downed Su-35 of the Chinese Air Force" may be a provocation or a banal lie in order to heat up the already difficult situation in relations between Beijing and Taipei.

At the same time, materials appear where it is stated about the ejected Chinese pilot, who is in serious condition. To clarify these reports, it is worth waiting for the official statements of the representative of the PRC Ministry of Defense.

[Shore Cannes]

Well, the Chinese pulled up with a reusable ship, and Sawkosmos with a "trampoline genius" continues to cut the day ...., a spaceship with a VARP engine, which "certainly" will be ready by 20 .......... year.

[Klingon]

Quote: Greenwood

In Russia there is medieval semi-feudal "capitalism", from which Europe grew up long ago, but we, alas, did not.

here "Capitalism" (if such a state of the Russian economy can be called that at all) is a product of prison capitalism of the 90s based on druzhbani, lads, collectors, bribery and the withdrawal of money to offshore