Talking bollocks thread #3

kvs wrote:The wankers are spooging themselves silly in this thread with "Russia fail".

Let Nauka fail. If Americunts think that they will bring Russia down this way, they have no viable brain function. ...

Yeah man, that's the healthy attitude, whoohooo!!!

I mean they could have just not fucked up but it makes more sense to throw empty tantrums and dumb proclamations than to clean house of idiots, right?

At least they finally gotten rid of this wreck, I mean disposal process was needlessly long, exorbitantly expensive and idiotically complicated but credit where credit is due, Nauka is no longer clogging up storage space

kvs wrote:...BTW, there is plenty of information on Kazakhstan preparing to stab Russia in the back...

Wow, you didn't notice this back when wanted to cut off Baikonur all those years ago?

kvs wrote:The wankers are spooging themselves silly in this thread with "Russia fail".

Let Nauka fail.  If Americunts think that they will bring Russia down this way, they have no viable brain function.  

BTW, there is plenty of information on Kazakhstan preparing to stab Russia in the back and act out as yet another limitrophe loser-stan.
Russia's government needs to grow a pair and dump Baikanur ASAP.   Let this limitrophe toilet live it up.  

The Kazakhs know how to play Russia like the strings on a guitar.

Far smarter than the Ukros.

Quite scary actually. Well anyway so far they haven't done anything bad or anything. Rogozin is over there now, just had a meeting with the PM of Kazakhstan, got awarded an order of friendship or some such.
I mean he knows he's redundant in the current crisis anyhow, that's up to the experts to solve now.. so why not.

And the only source for this shit is a guy living in Bidenland, propably paid for by one of the alphabet agencies.

flamming_python wrote:
The Kazakhs know how to play Russia like the strings on a guitar.

Far smarter than the Ukros.

Quite scary actually. Well anyway so far they haven't done anything bad or anything. Rogozin is over there now, just had a meeting with the PM of Kazakhstan, got awarded an order of friendship or some such.
I mean he knows he's redundant in the current crisis anyhow, that's up to the experts to solve now.. so why not.

Remember that north ok Kaz is functionally Russia.
One can hardly hear a single Kazakh word there.
Plus they are much weaker than 404 used to be, at any level.
Let them jump. They will stay with their own desert and camels in a blink of an eye.

So it's not dead, that's nice

I guess it's too much to ask from Roskosmos to do anything without needless drama

dino00 wrote:

The engines of the Nauka module are operational, it has performed an orbit correction - Roskosmos

     *** Earlier, the media reported about problems with starting engines
     
      Moscow. July 22. INTERFAX - The Nauka module has successfully completed a test orbit correction, its engines are operating normally, Roskosmos reported.
      "The test firing of the propulsion system of the # Science module and the orbit formation impulse have been worked out routinely," the state corporation said in a tweet.

https://www.militarynews.ru/story.asp?rid=1&nid=553696&lang=RU

So Zak was spreading misinformation.

Doing a favour for his "homeland".

PapaDragon wrote:
So it's not dead, that's nice

oh, during these few hours, we found out that a lot of people longed for him to be dead - after all, this would be an excuse for them to pour another tank of shit on Roscosmos.

let's do a small mental experiment: how would the public reaction poured out on Roscosmos, for example, in the situation with Apollo 13, look like?

Scorpius wrote:...let's do a small mental experiment: how would the public reaction poured out on Roscosmos, for example, in the situation with Apollo 13, look like?

Saving 3 people from space?

It would be extremely positive

But this was without humans, it was a huge piece of equipment that should have had a boring trip to ISS but instead it became a massive drama due to 15 years of problems

r/space on Reddit is surprisingly positive about all this, I thought that they would be having a field day but they do like the ISS over there

Scorpius wrote:

PapaDragon wrote:
So it's not dead, that's nice

oh, during these few hours, we found out that a lot of people longed for him to be dead - after all, this would be an excuse for them to pour another tank of shit on Roscosmos.

let's do a small mental experiment: how would the public reaction poured out on Roscosmos, for example, in the situation with Apollo 13, look like?

It's the effect of low expectations. After shoving in a sensor upside down leading to a failed launch... mmmyeah, that kind of harms confidence.
And let's be real about Rogozin. He's an 'effective manager' and a populist politician. He's not a space industry veteran.

Anyway, here's to hoping that the rest of the operation proceeds smoothly

Big_Gazza wrote:

PapaDragon wrote:
So it's not dead, that's nice

Yeah, you sound really sincere....     FFS, you were positively creaming yer silk knickers at the idea of a "Rogozin fail", and we all read it clear as a bell.

I have no shortage of Rogozin's fails to shit on

And after rusting away for 15 years it was mathematical certainty that something will go tits up especially with a shaved monkey running the circus, you are mistaking my lack of surprise for excitement

Had this thing went to shit odds were better that government would cut even more money to Roskosmos and force them to cancel even more projects  than it would be to get rid of that moron

Keep in mind that this is the same agency that is wants to attempt to launch a freakin nuclear reactor into space, I guess we will have to taste uranium rain in order to have that retard fired

Also my knickers are cotton

Oh and just to demonstrate how little surprised I am, this is my post from a week ago:

https://www.russiadefence.net/t8516p150-russian-space-program-news-discussion-4#331171

PapaDragon wrote:This ancient piece of technology seems to be finally going in orbit (for better or worse, hopefully nobody pays for it with their lives)
.................

Mathematical. Certainty.

ALAMO wrote:C'mon bud, this is space exploration...

I know it is but Roskosmos torched their space exploration pass 20 fuckups ago

It would high time for something to go down as planned without drama

If they do successfully pull this off

Then we can finally speak about, if not a revival of the Russian space sector, then at least a successful arrest of its decay. A stabilization if you will, that gives enough of a stable foundation to build upon

But let's not speak too soon just yet

Big_Gazza wrote:

PapaDragon wrote:
Keep in mind that this is the same agency that is wants to attempt to launch a freakin nuclear reactor into space, I guess we will have to taste uranium rain in order to have that retard fired

OK so you are opposed to Nucleon/Zeus as well. Understood...

I am? Wow, this is amazing, such analytical skills

Does Rogozin's jizz contain an ingredient which brings recipient's IQ down to donor's levels?

Or did it bring it up?

It's so low on the scale I honestly can't tell, care to clear this up?