Comments by "Sedna063" (@Sedna063) on "Gravitas: Out-of-control Chinese rocket to crash on earth" video.

  1. I would be uncomfortable too if someone launches massive stages and then just dumps them in an undtable LEO.
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  2. The debris is a 21 ton rocket that is uncontrolled and can cause damage. And no, only when CZ-5B is launched. If you launch such massive structures you need to have a soluton so that it doesn't hit populated areas.
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  3.  @sikli938  It launched a week ago and is still in an unstable orbit. It will come down soon. The debris was a SpaceX part that fell off during re-entry apparently. Difference between a 21-ton stage that was launched without a care in the world where it would come down vs a part falling off during a re-entry. You know the world failure? If it fails it is not performing as it should. Your country launches huge stages into space and then just dump them in unstable orbits to uncontrollably go down somewhere on earth. This isn’t China bashing. This is a failure on your rocket design. Now go and nurse your ego how we always lie (we don’t) about China. China stronk…
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  4. The characterisation of 2 lost subs as several is disingenuous. And while they are lost, the reactors are in the water submerged and therefore completely cool. And they are far from human habitation and they don’t pose a threat to anyone. Whereas this rocket stage can just come down anywhere and potentially cause damage. We care because this is an acute situation that could be easily resolved if China would only acknowledge the engineering problem that they have. But good job on your behalf completely ignoring the risks of massive rocket stages falling uncontrollably on earth. Nice deflection
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