how is your country's space program

Not well, to be honest :(

non-existent

>>79347291
the wha-AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

pretty awesome

>>79347291
is that titan?

>>79347467
no it's an artist illustration of kepler 62f a earth like planet orbiting a sun like star

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>>79347291
actually pretty decent

>>79347291
did you mean bitcoin?

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>>79347444
it does exist to a minor extent

>>79347517
no it's space program
not crypto currency

It's good, but honestly with the amount of money we have we could be doing a LOT better.


Double NASA's budget NOW

>>79347291
Still looking for the magical realm of true funding

>>79347550
but crypto is going to the moon

>>79347630
Hey at least you put a killer whale on the moon

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>>79347650

>>79347501
oh, didn't read the file name

>>79347411
The 1970s, they were a long time ago.

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>>79347291
We will make that.

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>>79347291
Excellent, we put men on the moon, helped build the ISS, contributed to the Mars rovers, have future projects, and Chris Hadfield is the biggest celebrity astronaut since Neil Armstrong.
Also our next GG is a former astronaut who once killed someone.

>>79347605
this 2bh

We make some satellite parts. That's pretty much it.

>>79347895
>helped build the ISIS
I just read this. I've been here for too long.

>>79347895
>canadian revisionism

>>79348105
What did we revise?

>>79347647
lol

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>tfw Britain is the only country on earth to obtain the ability to launch satellites and then abandon it.
>tfw the yanks offered to launch things cheaply for us, then jacked up the prices once we'd scrapped it.
FUCKING TED HEATH

>>79347291
Non-existent.
Although there was recent discussion/shilling for one. You might see it in 20-30 years, lol. There are some organisations that do plenty of research/development work regarding space but no projects to actually leave Earth (or at least go into orbit/outer atmosphere).

Reasoning mainly comes down to creating industry, autonomy (relevant to Australia's sovereignty) and reduction of brain-drain. The main goal would be satellites. There would be no consideration for manned missions, which is good, manned missions are a waste of time.

A gigantic waste of money basically - maybe it came up with a few technologies that made it to the consumer space that the Chinese make. The tax dollars funding NASA help millions.

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