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Troop101: lmimp Bru Patches that guy sy poes manOtu nne gi dia,ur fada sy poes man |
Conspiracy theories Emanated from CIA,so that they keep u busy (u busy solving false equations) while they do the real deal |
Conspiracy theories was Emanated from CIA,so that they keep u busy (solving false equations) while they do the real deal |
cooljude: They should better stop all this war rhetorics because both USA and RUSSIA can never be called saints. US sponsored ISIS in Syria as the opposition( but we know better who they are). Russia supports Eastern Ukrain but would deny any region in its territory to rebel. What i am saying is all this Mega Nations are after their own interest. The question is what would be our own interest. 1 European union is sanctioning Russian energy sector meaning that demand for our oils might increase, how do we gain from this? 2 Russia is banning food import and beef from those country, how do we put our goods to fill in the gap in Russia. 3 make sure that no Chemical, Boilogical or Atomic weapon is used if a war was to insue between those nation. Africa has to start drawing up its international policies that would be highly advantagous to Africans.I love this ur comment |
all4naija: Oh, please! I have seen that source more than 20 times during the Ukraine-Russia problem over Crimea. You are possibly blinding yourself to the truth here. That is regarding the international space station(ISS). Since USA decommissioned its space shuttle NASA has been using the Russian old Soyuz to launch astronauts to ISS. That doesn't mean they have better space tech or have achieved more successive space explorations than USA. Please, international space station is directly not going to impact NASA because it has plan for future exploration of Mars and other exo-planets of which ISS is not directly needed. Of what big usefulness is international station to USA if Russian decided to bar Americans from using their Soyuz. It will only give room for more aggressive space advancement for NASA which at presently USA is still the leader in all ramification.American crew in ISS is scheduled to be replaced by 2015 lemme see how they re going to fly from ISS,it seems they re going to use parachute? |
all4naija: Oh, please! I have seen that source more than 20 times during the Ukraine-Russia problem over Crimea. You are possibly blinding yourself to the truth here. That is regarding the international space station(ISS). Since USA decommissioned its space shuttle NASA has been using the Russian old Soyuz to launch astronauts to ISS. That doesn't mean they have better space tech or have achieved more successive space explorations than USA. Please, international space station is directly not going to impact NASA because it has plan for future exploration of Mars and other exo-planets of which ISS is not directly needed. Of what big usefulness is international station to USA if Russian decided to bar Americans from using their Soyuz. It will only give room for more aggressive space advancement for NASA which at presently USA is still the leader in all ramification.American crew is schedule to replace by 2015 lemme how they going to fly from ISS |
Kalvan500: The anti US sentiment on this thread is ridiculous. The US is a beacon democracy and freedom. I don't see that in Russia, I don't see that in Nigeria. Too many Lunatics running around this forum.u re brain washed by what u c n da media,my advise is u should research and see that america masked themselves in democracy 1.a country that milk its citizens to destroy another country 2.A country that will do anything to achieve thier goals 3. a country that 'll take what that doesn't belong to them and spit at the owner's face for him to do his worse thereby creating the global trend called terrorism 4.America created conspiracy so that they 'll keep all the world intelligence agency busy so that they ll b doing the deal |
Back in 2004, President Bush announced that NASA's aging space shuttle program would be retired in 2010 and — eventually — replaced by a plan to return to the moon. At the time, NASA realized there would be a four- year gap between the space- shuttle retirement and when the new manned space transport system would be in place. But at that point, it didn't seem like a big problem for NASA to ask Russia to transport US astronauts to and from the space station in the interim. Relations between the two countries were friendly — Bush was telling reporters that he'd looked into Putin's eyes and "got a sense of his soul." What's more, NASA had relied on Russian transport for 29 months after the Columbia disaster in 2003, when the shuttle program was put on hold. Development of NASA's replacement vessels, however, has taken much longer than anticipated — the agency won't have a replacement for the shuttle until 2017. There are a few reasons for that. Bush's moon program was cancelled by Obama in 2010 and replaced with a plan for private companies to shuttle astronauts. Meanwhile, NASA's budget requests to pay for the new program were repeatedly underfunded by Congress. "It's put us in a vulnerable position," says John Logsdon, former director of the Space Policy Institute. This isn't the only way that the US spaceflight program is dependent on Russia. The Atlas V rocket — built by Lockheed Martin and used to launch American military satellites and civilian payloads — runs on a Russian-built engine. When the Atlas V was being designed in the 1990s, Lockheed Martin got a waiver from the usual Defense Department requirement that critical components be manufactured in the US, partly because the Russian engines were better and less expensive than American options, and partly because of political motivations. "There was a fear that if we didn't find some way of keeping Russian rocket scientists employed, they would go off and work for Iran or North Korea," says James Lewis, a national security and space analyst. When construction of the International Space Station was begun in 1998, it was seen as an embodiment of the new age of cooperative space exploration — a permanent scientific alliance between a number of countries, but especially longtime rivals US and Russia. The two countries launched separate segments of the station that were assembled in orbit. Obviously, the tenor of Russian- American relations has changed, but in space, the two countries are still codependent. NASA astronauts travel to and from the station — used mostly for scientific experiments on long- term human spaceflight — on Russian Soyuz rockets, launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, in Kazakhstan, the cradle of Soviet space exploration since the 1957 launch of Sputnik. THE WHOLE THING IS DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH BOTH AMERICAN AND RUSSIAN INVOLVEMENT The next launch is scheduled for May 28, when a rocket carrying American, Russian, and German astronauts will take off to replace the current crew. The astronauts will live together in extremely close quarters for about six months, and if anything goes wrong, they'll depend on a Russian spacecraft docked at the station to serve as an emergency lifeboat. But the Russian astronauts are also heavily dependent on NASA. The US segment makes up the majority of the space station, by area. Its solar panels provide most of the electricity, and its gyroscopes are crucial in controlling the station in orbit. On a broader level, the space station represents one of the few prestigious international projects that Russia is currently involved with, something that probably appeals to Russian leaders . As a whole, the space station takes instructions from command centers in Houston and Korolyvov. The whole thing is designed to operate with both American and Russian involvement, and it's hard to imagine it surviving otherwise. A few recent events have raised the possibility that political strife between US and Russia may spill over into the space relationship. Last month, as part of the sanctions process, NASA announced that it would be suspending all non-essential contact with Russia. That order had lots of exceptions — including anything space station-related — but it's still not conducive to a good working relationship in space. A RUSSIAN MINISTER TWEETED VEILED THREATS TO EXCLUDE NASA ASTRONAUTS FROM FUTURE TRIPS In response to the sanctions, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dimitry Rogozin tweeted "I suggest to the USA to bring their astronauts to the International Space Station using a trampoline," earlier this week. Russia hasn't moved forward with any plans to withhold space equipment or delay the May 28 launch, but Rogozin's comment is an obvious concern. "That's the first high-level negative comment from either side regarding space," Logsdon says. "It's certainly not a good sign." These events — and the Ukraine crisis as a whole — seem to have made the need to develop American manned space transport more urgent. The current plan is for NASA to award a grant to one of three private companies (Boeing, Sierra Nevada, or SpaceX), so they can upgrade their cargo-carrying rockets for human use. The day after Rogozin's tweet, a House subcommittee fully approved a $785 million NASA funding request for the private space flight plan — an increase from recent years — and added money to the Defense Department's 2015 budget specifically to develop an American replacement for the Russian-made Lockheed Martin rocket engines. |
all4naija: Using the word pontificate in your comment is an overly exaggerating of your biased approach to provide evidence to what I pointed out to you in my previous post. I don't think there is anybody writing trash here other than you.After Russia's invasion of Crimea , the US government imposed economic sanctions on Russia. Russia subsequently left the G-8 (an informal group of the world's biggest economies), further straining diplomatic ties. All this has led to fears that the relationship might disintegrate entirely, especially when it comes to space. Last week, the Russian Deputy Prime Minister angrily tweeted veiled threats to exclude NASA astronauts from future trips to the International Space Station. But the US and Russia have to keep talking in space. That's because there are currently two US astronauts and three Russian cosmonauts aboard the International Space Station , orbiting about 260 miles above Earth's surface. Russia, for its part, depends on the US segment of the space station for the electricity provided by its solar panels. And NASA, for its part, has no way of getting its American astronauts to and from the space station — or anywhere else in space, for that matter. So it pays $70.7 million for each one-way ticket on Russian rockets. The earliest that could possibly change? 2017. |
MOSCOW (AFP) – Russia said Saturday that it had chased away a US submarine that had approached its territorial waters in the Barents Sea. A representative of the naval headquarters told Russian news agencies that what was believed to be a Virginia class fast attack submarine was discovered close to Russian territorial waters on Friday. Thanks to “active measures by the Northern Fleet’s anti-submarine forces, the submarine was ‘pushed away’” from the area near Russia’s territorial waters in the Arctic, the naval official was quoted as saying by Interfax news agency. An anti-submarine aircraft was also involved in the operation, in which no force was used. The official said contact with the sub lasted 27 minutes, and was far from the only incident with foreign subs in that part of the Russian Arctic recently. The deputy head of the Russian parliament’s foreign affairs committee, Leonid Kalashnikov, said on Echo of Moscow radio that such incidents are quite common. “Occasionally other countries test how the submarine location service is working,” the lawmaker said, suggesting that the rather unusual announcement was a public relations move by the navy to call attention to their work. The incident comes amid heightened tensions between the West and Russia over Moscow’s role in the Ukraine crisis |
MikeZA: Mike..ZA out!!!!!Snorkeling pipe called submarine |
FighterPilot: You need psychologist desperately. Just imagine a missile woth mach 0.5. You are sick.lol umkhonto missiles is as fast as a heavy duty truck |
FighterPilot: Nigerian military have never experienced live missile firing on their entire lives. They have only a handful of missiles which they can never waste at all. Worst, they are not even sure if their misiles are functional or not.Fact remains u ve never fired ur mach 0.05 umkhonto missiles to an Enemy |
hungryboy: Hey idiat,i'm signing out now, have a nice evening, and dont forget to bathe with salt ohu need 2 b isolated and quarantined |
hungryboy: 2pac is dead u idiat,FG Is after ur kind for dispersing quack prescription id10t |
hungryboy: Idiat how are u?,F00l don't play dirty with me,cos when I bring it,I'll bring u drama xo 4uck u and ur motherphu.cking mama |
MikeZA: The air force uses live bombs in exercises and demonstrations.is it ur mach 0.5 umkhonto bombs? |
MikeZA: The air force uses live bombs in exercises and demonstrations.is it ur mach 0.5 umkhonto bombs |
hungryboy: All these idiats shouting go Russia, incase of war between this two countries who do u think will support Russia, the americans will have europe by its side, i bet u even the chinese won't support the russiansif u reach houz u greet ur papa "idiat good evening sir" |
MikeZA: The Gripen have been deployed multiple times.Continue training,but fact remains u have'nt drop any bomb from Gripen!!! |
MikeZA: We have more than free fall iron bombs in SA.u have it, but u ve never use it |
upko: [size=30] Most Nigerians are Educated idiots don't be surprised...[/size]Including u,plssssss Moderator do ur work. |
upko: We all hate the Yanks but we would Kill to get a visa to Yankee.....Who are we deceiving??.......it is u that is on Que to get yank.y visa |
upko: [size=80pt] Pained Nigerians be like "Russia has the best this, Russia has the best that"......When the war starts Putin would even flee and seek asylum in Syria or Iran. [/size]don't underestimate ur enemy/Friend !!! |
but in all things Remember: What are some signs? It's in the Bible, Matt 24:3, NKJV. "As Jesus was sitting on the Mount of Olives, the disciples came to him privately. "Tell us," they said, "when will this happen, and what will be the sign of your coming and of the end of the age?" Men posing as Jesus will try to deceive people in the last days. It's in the Bible, Matthew 24:23-24, NIV. "At that time if anyone says to you, ‘Look, here is the Christ!' or ‘There He is!' do not believe it. For false Christ's and false prophets will appear and perform great signs and miracles to deceive even the elect—if that were possible." There will be wars, though they may seem overwhelming, it is not the end. It's in the Bible, Matthew 24:6, NKJV. "You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed. Such things must happen, but the end is still to come." Earthquakes and famines, and all the signs are only the contractions of what's coming. It's in the Bible, Matthew 24:7-8, NKJV. "There will be famines and earthquakes in various places. All these are the beginning of birth pains." Non-Christians will find it hard to believe we are living in the last days of earth's history. It's in the Bible, II Peter 3:3-4, TLB. "First, I want to remind you that in the last days there will come scoffers who will do every wrong they can think of, and laugh at the truth. This will be their line of argument: ‘So Jesus promised to come back, did He? Then where is He? He'll never come! Why, as far back as anyone can remember everything has remained exactly as it was since the first day of creation.'" |
tobtap: they believe every propaganda on cnn and bbc....s400/s500 is scaryRemember that hamaz are just firing rocket that is mach 2 and u saw the casualties imagine a mach 20 missiles hitting u? |
upko: [size=80pt] With a combined USA and NATO power Russia would burn to the ground in Two Weeks, Air supremacy would be achieved in Just 2days. Russia stands no chance......But foolish Nigerians especially Muslims who hate the USA would Keep living in denial. [/size]Am nt Muslim but I h8 d yan.ks and thier silly bully imagne what they doing to Nigeria tru there media? |
tobtap: dont mind does ingorant peeps that believes usa is invincible....usa have not won any war against a standard amry since world war 2..... and russia have the best nuclear submarines in the world...and the best air defence system in the world as wellThat haven't heard of S400/S500 mach 20 missiles |
illitrate: tell Russia not to provoke the b2 nuclear bombers.Tell US NOT PROVOKE TU-95 (BEAR)
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xp17: bros, if you know how many humans and animals died during the world war 1 and world war 2 respectively, you would have gone in your quit to pray that God should not allow this happen in your generation.have heard about iskander missiles,Russian ICBM capable of destroying 2 size of New york city in 24 hrs, Russia has 15,000 vs US 6500. tanks,Russian fleet of about 30 nuclear submarines,Russia is only country in that its submarines has Nuclear ICBM capabilities,Have u heard of Russian blinder radar (AESA VHF RADAR) ,if it is fitted onboard fighter jet and flown over a war ship/Aircraft carriers it blinds all systems automatically making the ship to sink |
patches689: We have fought 4Fact Remains that u ve never shot a fly from ur gripen 4ool. |
MikeZA: Remains a fact your air force has no aerial combat experience.Fact remains u ve never fought a real war dude, ur Airforcewood ve never shoot out a common iron bomb from ur GRIPEN |
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