HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA FUCKIN CHINKS
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA FUCKIN CHINKS
Aiden Taylor
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Cameron Torres
God damn those insectoid rice mongers
Hudson Peterson
OH NO NO NO NO NO NO HAHAHAHAHAHAH
Jordan Diaz
It was supposed to do that
Ryan Young
Just give me a date to put in my calendar I don't even care
Jordan Moore
Is anyone on It? Did they abandon their astronauts in an extreme lack of empathy and stay true to chink norms?
John Smith
TFW this takes out Mecca.
Kayden Wood
why is chinese engineering always so mediocre?
Connor Moore
Yeah its better that they burn up on re entry, then stay up their floating around as potential future hazards (Space junk)
Jonathan Green
i don't get it how do things come down from orbit
Gavin Butler
Austin Sanchez
>wat is gravity
Brandon Martin
Where's it looking like to land fellas?
Owen Green
Hows auckland today chang?
Alexander Evans
These things do happen, ya know...
What are you retarded? Gravity. Orbit is basically just falling around the Earth.
Aiden Rogers
How's Otara Sione?
Robert Harris
Even though they are "in space", there is still some atmosphere up there. Over time, the air particles will add drag to the station, slowing it down, thus reducing the orbital height. As the orbit gets closer to earth, the air density increases so the deorbiting speeds up exponentially. The ISS needs "stationkeeping" burns every so often to combat the drag.
Alexander Edwards
CHINA NUMBER 2
Kayden Nguyen
This, those answering simply "gravity" are dumb
Isaiah Edwards
Do you really expect people who rub grasshoppers on their dicks and snort baboon teeth for penis enlargement to understand the basic concept of gravity? Christ they can't build something without it falling down after five minutes.
Thomas Carter
>this takes out Mecca
That is actualy possible, although unlikely.
Its inclination is 42,77°, Mekka is about 21,25° north so it travels over Mekka every few orbits.
Joshua Reed
>in b4 it crashes into US
Adrian Ward
That is possible as well, just like Skylab crashed into Australia.
Colton Bailey
Damn near everything comes back down some day.
This happened to Skylab, Mir and everything that stays within the radiation protection granted by Earth.
The ISS has thrusters to prevent this descent, it does a burn for stationkeeping once in a while.
But then again, they intend to keep the ISS there forever.
The Chinese didn't.
Angel Anderson
>they intend to keep the ISS there forever
They cerntainly don't, the ISS is due to be deorbited in 2025, it's life can be extended but it won't last more than a few more decades at most.
Thomas Cook
It's just banter
Leo Gonzalez
So was Skylab desu senpai
Cooper Reed
uh oh
sum ting wong dis time
Carter White
So, multiple sattelite re-entries are being blamed on a space station huh?
I thought it was a "Bus sized meteor" that "was going to break up" before re-entry?
Matthew Morgan
shadow
Elijah Barnes
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Lincoln Thompson
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Hudson Sanders
Are people retarded? This is normal.
Mason Mitchell
Shit we need more details.
Does it show up on the usual satellite tracker?
Place your bet
Noah Adams
Fuck off lutefisk nigger. It isn't our fault you and your cousins to the east are slant eyed hollows wandering aimlessly through life.
Ryan Garcia
It was meant to be the first piece of a large station like the ISS you tard, they would have slowly attached more parts to it, but they lost control of it for some reason
Robert King
Dude, this is a prototype that exceeded its orbit life by a few years, it's supposed to go down. Google it, don't confirm yourself to be an idiot
Evan Myers
I heard China bombed one of their satellites with an illegal intercontinental missile. Some astrology organization caught it