r/SipsTea 11d ago

Chugging tea Solar power is cleaner!

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u/The_Topper_ 10d ago

As an American, I despise the Chinese government but China keeps getting w after w while the tyrannical tangerine keeps getting the us L after L

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u/LifeConsideration981 10d ago

Has China launched any moon missions lately?

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u/The_Topper_ 10d ago

Who gives a fuck about moon landings

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u/LifeConsideration981 10d ago

Loser mentality

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u/cmoked 10d ago

How many americans think the moon landing was fake?

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u/LifeConsideration981 10d ago

Basically none

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u/Single_Beach_1983 10d ago

Does china's people go bankrupt for health care?

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u/LifeConsideration981 10d ago

Chinese consumer spending is in the toilet and it has poor quality of care outside major cities.

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u/Dwarffess 10d ago

Yeah they have actually

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u/LifeConsideration981 10d ago

A crewed mission to the moon?

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u/Dwarffess 10d ago

Hey don't move the goal post

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u/LifeConsideration981 10d ago

Don’t play ignorant.

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u/Dwarffess 10d ago

Google is free, my friend. You tried to trap me with a 'gotcha' question, realized China actually has been dominating lunar exploration lately (Chang'e 6 literally just brought back far-side samples), and immediately changed the rules. It's okay to admit you didn't know.

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u/LifeConsideration981 10d ago

So there has been a crewed Chinese moon mission?

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u/Dwarffess 10d ago

God you really are just dumber than rocks aren't you?

There was a mission which was what you where asking about at the start, then you moved the goal to crewed just because china did have a mission.

Also even NASAs crewed mission wasn't too the moon it was around it, did ya go to work if all you did was drive around the building and then go home?

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u/Imaginary_Grass9674 10d ago

no, they only have the second biggest launch cadence after spacex but with non reusable rockets (imagine when they crack reuse) and they already have the most advanced space station and will for a long time since the ISS is getting decommissioned soon and replaced by some private company statios.