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make e go crash for Aso rock

evanso6226:
Should a hunk of titanium, a computer, or another piece smash through a roof or windshield, however, international space law covers compensation for victims.

“It’s China’s responsibility if someone gets hurt or property gets damaged by this,” NASA’s representative said.

Source: http://www.clintgist.com/chinas-bus-size-space-station-is-about-80-hours-away-from-crashing-to-earth/

China, abeg o, make una dey see my house o, I no want anything to scratch that house o. It took me 8 years and 12 billion dollars to complete the house o!

To be forewarned is to better o! So just ready my compensation if una know say una nor fit avoid scraping my house. I already have a Dollar Account.

Dis fit be April fool from heaven oh, imagine this thing land for earth then world end

ruggedtimi:
abeg crash for my compound.Let me get compensated and also sell the part

Aside from the compensation, you could make a fortune out of selling space debris, i hope you know that.

There's a show called "Space dealers" for auctioning space debris.

Before i release anything at all, I'll make sure i first steal the technology behind it. That's the most important.

I just dey look up since.

MichaelSokoto:
abi meh ee enter abuja airspace, divide into 2, one fall ontop completely filled national assembly, d oda one ontop aso v wen Buhari dey fec meetin

Lol

eodavids:
China is trying.

But not good enough in producing durable technological hardwares.

I still remember some folks bashing me on this platform some months back because I insisted China is not taking over from united states as the no. 1 superpower owing to the fakenes of Chinese things generally.

Hope those folks reads this

This space station (and it's current successor Tiangong-2) have been given an operational life of 4-6 years after which they were planned to be decommissioned. Granted the original plan was for Tiangong-1 to be commanded for a controlled descent, however it ceased functioning in March 2016. There are lessons to be learned for sure, but nobody learned to walk without crawling and falling.

China is currently building its more permanent space lab, based on lessons learned here.

It's funny we're having this discussion - very similar to the doubts that Japan could make durable goods in the 1960s. What saddens me is people's apparent joy (not necessarily you, but in general), about this "failure", when China is only the third country to independently launch humans into space. We're here typing on phones made in China, increasingly made with Chinese machines, using telecommunications towers made by China (using Chinese firmware), blasting Chinese things for being fake. While all this is happening, 30 years from now after China's ascendancy, we'll probably be laughing at Vietnam's "fake" products without ever making things of our own.

Japan has developed; as has Taiwan; South Korea; China... and we're still struggling to provide drinking water, roads, and constant electricity - problems mostly solved since 1890.

nextstep:
This space station (and it's current successor Tiangong-2) have been given an operational life of 4-6 years after which they were planned to be decommissioned. Granted the original plan was for Tiangong-1 to be commanded for a controlled descent, however it ceased functioning in March 2016. There are lessons to be learned for sure, but nobody learned to walk without crawling and falling.

China is currently building its more permanent space lab, based on lessons learned here.

It's funny we're having this discussion - very similar to the doubts that Japan could make durable goods in the 1960s. What saddens me is people's apparent joy (not necessarily you, but in general), about this "failure", when China is only the third country to independently launch humans into space. We're here typing on phones made in China, increasingly made with Chinese machines, using telecommunications towers made by China (using Chinese firmware), blasting Chinese things for being fake. While all this is happening, 30 years from now after China's ascendancy, we'll probably be laughing at Vietnam's "fake" products without ever making things of our own.

Japan has developed; as has Taiwan; South Korea; China... and we're still struggling to provide drinking water, roads, and constant electricity - problems mostly solved since 1890.

You have a point.

Our situation here in Nigeria is miserable.

Profer a solution please. Its not sufficient to mention a problem. Try and point way forward bmy man