Comments by "" (@zenon7094) on "China’s First 076 Amphibious Assault Ship Launched, Touted as Better Than Carriers, Ends up a Joke" video.

I am surprised that the Chinese do not claim that this ship can also fly faster than the speed of light.
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@SengpoSatbang Tell me...which country sent people several times to the moon and brought them back almost half a century ago...even without super computers and modern technology? And which country was it that sent the Hubble space telescope into space over 30 years ago and now its successor, the James Webb telescope, the most complex machine ever built by humans? Which country was it that flew in the past decades over 130 Space Shuttle missions to built the ISS, which has been orbiting earth for almost 30 years? Which country was it that sent in the last 3 decades several Mars rovers to the Red Planet and even carried out the first helicopter flights there? Which country was it that built Voyager 1 and 2 about half a century ago, which have now even left our solar system? Wich country was it that developed and build GPS almost a quarter of a century ago and with it today's modern Internet? And which country will be first to send humans back to the moon with the Artemis missions?
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@SengpoSatbang No...over there they let rocket boosters fall into urban areas and nuclear submarines sink in the harbor.
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@SengpoSatbang No...I mean not the glory of the past...what I want to express is the fact that the Americans have an experience in space exploration and space travel that has not been matched by any other country in the world. Especially not from China. Besides...the James Webb telescope was launched just two years ago and GPS has now achieved a level of precision that is incredible because it was constantly improved and is impossible to imagine today's world without it. The same applies to the Internet...the medium you are using in this very moment. And the Mars rovers Curiosity and Perseverance continue to explore the Red Planet to this very day. And I almost forgot that Nasa managed to land a space probe on a comet just a few years ago. What you call 'the glory of the past' is simply ridiculous. Of course, you are welcome to continue to stay in your fairytale castle and expand it....but no matter what the Chinese are doing in space...the Americans did it first, much sooner and much more often. The entire world benefits and uses these American achievements. You can pat yourself on the back if the Chinese have managed to achieve something that also benefits the entire world. And until that time comes, a little modesty would be in order. Have a nice day
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@SengpoSatbang I am pretty sure there are similiar incidents in China as well. But such information is surpressed there because of the totality of the state. Maybe you remember when parts of rocket boosters crashed into populated areas in China a few months ago. Videos and information about it were only available on the internet for a few hours. Until the relentless scissors of Chinese censorship intervened and completely removed these posts from the Internet. That is the big difference of an independent and free press landscape. In the Western world, citizens are informed about such incidents. In China, such information is actively surpressed or simply ignored.
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@SengpoSatbang No...in China, on the other hand, they let rocket boosters crash into populated areas. Or brand new nuclear submarines sink in the harbor.
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@SengpoSatbang You are aware that the Americans already sent men to the moon half a century ago? And brought them back alive? They built numerous Mars rovers and even a Mars helicopter. The Hubble space telescope is in Earths orbit almost a quarter of a century and with the James Webb telescope, the most complex machine ever launched was sent into space by humans. Voyager 1 and 2 have now even left our solar system. The space shuttles flew to the ISS when your country did not even have color televesion. And with the Artemis missions, people will soon fly to the moon again. And the American GPS has become an indispensible part of today's world. So yes...the Americans have experience in space travel and exploration that your country does not even have a fraction of.
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@SengpoSatbang Well...there are satellite images from that sunken sub but of course you can also deny everything...and as for the American's experience in space...over half a century ago, they already brought people to the moon several times and brought them back alive. And they did this without super computers or modern technology. They built numerous Mars rovers and even Nasa's first helicopter has already flown on Mars. Countless Space Shuttle flights have built the ISS a quarter of a century ago and the Hubble telescope has been in Earth's orbit just as long...and with the James Webb telescope, the most complex machine ever built by humans was launched into space a few years ago. While Nasa's Voyager 1 and 2 have now, after about 50 years, even left the solar system. The American GPS has also been around for 20 years now and is an indispensible part of today's world. And with the Artemis missions, people will soon fly to the moon again. No other country in the world has ha similiar track record in space. Including your's.
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@SengpoSatbang There are even satellite images of this sunken sub. And in case you missed it...the Americans brought numerous times people to the moon...and they did that half a century ago without supercomputers and modern technology. The Hubble space telescope has been in Earth's orbit for over a quarter of a century and with the James Webb telescope, Nasa launched the most complex machine ever built by humans into space. Over 130 space shuttle missions ensured that the ISS could be built in orbit, which has also been up there for over 25 years and the flight of the very first Space Shuttle was also almost half a century ago. Several Mars rovers have been sent successfully to the red planet by Nasa and even the first helicopter has already flown on Mars. The Americans GPS has also been around for more than 20 years and Voyager 1 and 2 have now even left our solar system. And with the Artemis missions, Nasa will soon send people back to the moon.
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