Publicly funded? The rest of America declines to fund anymore of this crazy money pit. 128B to finish? To finish WHAT PART?? More like 600B if you are honest.

Ah! London's wild zebra herd.

slice through the cosmos with a lift to drag ratio....wait there is no air in space so no lift or drag. Try knowing about the subject before making a video.

You are full of shit ! & unfuonded in your sassertions !!!

I find your content ,to be hysterical and sensationalisitic, and a huge barrel of bullshit ,by the college of dissinformation!

They should just leave those in space and use rocket’s to send people and supplies up. Also use the rocket stages left in space to bolt together and make new space stations. It seems so stupid to leave debris up there. Just use it.

0:33 "so, Brooklyn, with its vee-brant ener-gee is having a moe-dern revival. back in two. thousand and four. the neighborhood was rezone-ed" 🤔

Well, it turns out, the awakening of the Jeddah Tower has arrived.

At least buses can use it and that counts as public transport. Only one bus route crosses the river in East and South East London, which happens to be a single decker bus since Blackwall Tunnel is too small. Very inconvenient to have a split service when the Blackwall tunnel is closed. The Jubilee line came to North Greenwich and Canning Town almost 30 years ago and now it's a problem with more people relying on it.

Holy moly... so many assertions that do not comport with current accepted models. This is wild.

I didn't know such mission was in the plans for NASA, good one

Very informative. Thank you for putting this content on youtube from India

Dont count the chickens before the eggs hatches 😂

India has not surpassed China in space.

We can pass space traveling 101km from earth to enter another space leaving solar system we known...I think we have to go for new directions to explore 🆕 design starships straight up live free from disturbance Here...How many jet fighter planes..here we Go...ours ✨ star habit where we came from by mistakenly put in landed?ufff

China 100 years behind USA, and still don't even have cell phones or know what a radio is.

I would love to know what's on that space plane. It must be some kind of spying stuff and it's amazing how long it spends up there and then just comes back and lands.

China is in NO RACE with any nation, it is purely for science. BUT USA is billing every China does as a challenge to her hegemony.

When was the last time USA built her own space station without help from other countries? When did USA land on the far side of the moon? USA is sinking into the dustbin of history.

you know one of those picture are of the Minster Teo of singapore at Cyber Security Agency of Singapore right? LOL. that's some stock footage bruh.

With China's stunning pace of progress. I expect China to surpass the USA in space exploration by 2035.

Good job. Subscribed.

You have some misunderstanding regarding international cooperation in Chinese moon landing mission. It is USA would like other countries don't join the Chinese one. China can do it alone but is welcoming other partners. Above that, in Chang E 6 mission, China supports Pakistan, Italy, France and ESA in this mission.

The reason why China setup Beidou is mainly due to the following issue. In 1993, USA cut GPS for one civilian's ship in international water, named Yinhe, and forced China to accept the ship to be checked whether there was mechanical weapon shipping to Iran by US troops. US starved the crews for 24 days, China had to accept it. US groups checked the ship twice and found nothing there. No apology, just saying that "the United States had acted in good faith on intelligence from multiple sources." Chinese remember that.

China will not colonize lunar. That is not working way of China.

I liked your video mate.

I liked your video mate

China or Soviet Union? Who do you think is going to achieve space hegemony next? Share your thoughts down below!😎💪🏻

*Artificial Intelligence (A.I.)* is of *DUAL use* , that can/should be viewed in the same manner as *FIRE* . Fire is of dual use and can be used for Good (e.g., can provide warmth, can cook your food, etc.), but it can also be used for Bad (e.g., fire can spread and destroy everything in its path, can be used to harm/kill, produces Carbon Dioxide, etc.). That said, another thing I want to point out is Boston Dynamic's "Atlas" - a good movie that came out in 2024 staring Jennifer Lopez is called: "Atlas", and without giving it away, there is one scene where an A.I. merges with Human and becomes corrupted/evil after seeing how corrupted/toxic/evil humans are to everyone and everything around them (e.g., the use of the atomic bomb, global warming, trash and other waste toxifying the environment, war, etc.). Anyways both the film (which involves a human piloting a robotic drone) and the actual robot both named "Atlas" is something I find interesting. Anyways, I would like to end with this quote - "Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) should be used to *ENHANCE* and/or *ASSIST* our species, but *NOT REPLACE* !" 💯🤙

"This planet was first discovered by the Soviet Union fifty years ago..." Yeah? Nah!

How to cool down Venus?

Voice gets more Indian as it goes on

Anyone know if any track has even been laid yet? I'm asking June 8 2024.

Celestial Eagle The first and only time a satellite was destroyed by any aircraft. on Sep. 13, 1985 when an F-15A Eagle (76-0084) nicknamed ‘Celestial Eagle’ piloted by Major General (then Major) Wilbert D. `Doug’ Pearson Junior took off from Vandenberg Air Force Base, California, and destroyed the Solwind P78-1 satellite, which the US had only launched some six years before, but was having issues with depleted batteries. loaded with a single Ling-Temco-Vought ASM-135 ASAT missile and launch it in a zoom climb to take out any offending satellite.

You steal this script from B1M? Or most of it? 😂

Most Londoners have absolutely no idea of what's been going on under their homes for the past 11 years!!! My mate who lives there looked at me surprised when I told him about the Tideway Tunnel !!

well done California. Hope you can have HSR in year 2200

I don't have a fear of heights, but those exterior shots near the top of the tower is making my anxiety flare up, but folks telling me that the tower moves (slightly) as a result of the wind blowing near the top is what will do it for me. I'd be down to see the tower and go inside the tower, but ain't no way am I going to the top! lol 🤙

Meanwhile, Boeing is still looking for that helium leak ...

Failure? Hardly.

Does anyone still believe men have walked on the moon? I mean, just look at what's going on with SpaceX. The technology, innovation and extremely high cost of even getting to orbit is phenomenal. SpaceX does not currently have the technology to bring humans to the moon. Do you think NASA had this capability more than 50 years ago?

No. If you had 100,000.00 bits of space junk falling down all at once you would only have 1 object per 5,100.00 square kilometer. Earths surface area is about 510 million square kilometers! I feel safe.

Curious about NASA's journey from the ISS to the Artemis Moon Base? 🌕✨Share your thoughts in the comments!

More like slow speed rail

What are your thoughts on the future of space exploration with Starship v3 and Raptor v3? Share your insights below! 🌌

they go at 200mph .. what the hell is there a British rail HST prototype in this for ???

thanks for telling us everything we already know

thanks for telling us everything we already know

When space debris slams into each other at a staggering 18,000 miles per hour, what's your reaction to the collision? 🚀💥

Some insane projects🤯 did we miss any?🤔