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October 17th 03, 11:25 AM
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Chinese space station
http://www.space.com/missionlaunches...ns_031016.html
The Chinese have announced they will soon launch a space-lab and after that a space station. I'm baffled what could be gained from this? There's hardly any usefull science that can be done in space (except the eternal experiment what happens to humans and all of God's creatures under zero grav circumstances) that can't be done here on Earth. Why aren't the Chinese smart and wise and planning to send a manned capsule around the moon? That would be a *huge* PR stunt. 
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