As much as the Robot on an ATV looks like shit...
Consider the size of it, they have created a simple, and smaller sized autonomous unit that is configurable to drive any vehicle.

Kind of bad ass when you think about it, can only think where they will be in 2 years with this..

in a strict geographic sense that may be true, but so what? so 10% of Russia happens to be in "Europe", a meaningless term when used in geographic context, you might as well say that Russia is in Northern hemisphere and imply that there is some significance to that fact...

in any other context Russia is not part of Europe...

A very strange question, isn't it?

As I said, the US geographical education is worse than shit. First of all, Europe but not "Europe". As about the arithmetic, seems it also sucks in the US schools, because about 10% of Russians live only in Moscow and the biggest part of Russia live in the European part. The Asian one is unpopulated (only a few millions live there). That's FYI again :winkwink:

Like the USA is not a part of America. You own much less of America than Russia owns of Europe. These shares are not even comparable. Sorry man, but I'm not in charge for your poor geographical education. Blame your government for that, not me.

:1orglaugh mind-blowing.

I'm not sure what you are even arguing about, like I said, in a geographic sense Russia is part of Europe... in any other sense, political, economic, etc it's not...

for example, when someone says "I'm going to invest in European stocks", they certainly don't mean they will go to Moscow Stock Exchange and buy some Gazprom shares...

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There is no other sense. It's only in your mind. As I said above, it's just a lack of the US geographic education. Nothing else.

fuck was that funny thanks.

Aeronautical engineer salary :

US: $105,000
India: $20,000

Besides the scope of the missions, don't think that might have a little something to do with it?

You must be pretty butt hurt over the fact that the United States dominates the tech world (Intel, Google, Oracle, Apple, Cisco Systems, IBM, Microsoft, Amazon, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, HP, Dell, etc.,) and you can't even name one Russian company that managed to crack the top 100 largest technology companies of the world.

What makes you think that ?

That's way too easy.. The West had this technology in the 70's..




Hell I even had one.. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

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there is several things that are questionables in this video, but yes that's a good answer.

cyberseo claimed that it's fake

I'm in tears over here :1orglaugh

His actions. He does everything to destroy Russia from inside (doesn't matter what he says).

http://s-mahat.ru/pict/050_08.jpg

wow you totally dominate! oh wait...you can get the same shit for pennies in the rest of the world :1orglaugh

intel/amd= granted you have a processor that is 1% faster and 100x more expensive than what every other country could make...my shit hole country made x86 processors before the war :1orglaugh

apple? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh you mean the china apple? since when is apple american in anything else than managment? wheres the "apple plant" in the USA? :1orglaugh

dude I am not butthurt at all that you pay 1000$ for a 10$ phone the chineese made with your tech...I am not mad at all that the US tax payer gets butt fucked, I am genuinely sorry for you guys...


sure the nasa engineer makes 100.000$/year...but the indian one with his 20.000$ salary gets to keep more because everything in the USA is a scam from your health insurance to your education to literally everything...no butt hurt at all bro trust me 100% on this :1orglaugh

The world over

Dominates? LOL :1orglaugh

Facebook, Amazon, YouTube etc are not technologies. All the electronics is made in China. The "almighty" US of A still use Russian rocket technologies to reach the space :2 cents:

I don't think I see one Russian flag below.

largest information technology companies

http://i.imgur.com/WpaTpNL.png

largest Internet companies

http://i.imgur.com/7XokVec.png

largest software companies

http://i.imgur.com/1G75umQ.png


C, SQL, JavaScript, Perl, Unix, Windows, OSX, Flash, ASP.NET, XML , Visual Basic, FreeBSD, Internet Explorer, Safari, Opera, microprocessors and on and on... list some Russian contributions.

Give them a break, at least they are making great strides in medicine/biotech, look at how many world renowned Russian biotech companies there are:
List of biotechnology companies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

They have all the top universities in the world too:
Academic Ranking of World Universities - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

These are not technologies (except microprocessors of course). However there is a lot of Russian contributions even there. E.g. Pentkovsky (Intel Pentium), Levchin (PayPal), Stepanov (C++ STL), Roshal (RAR archiver), Kaspersky, Danilov (Dr.Web), Belousov (Parallels) etc. But once again, those are digital products/services but not technologies.

At least our medicine and high education are free :winkwink:

Many of these people were born in Russia and moved to the US, and made their contributions in the US, while working for US companies... they all lived most of their lives in the US, so calling them Russian is a bit of a stretch, as is implying that their contributions are in any way connected to Russia...

a more appropriate term would be Russian-born American...

Yeah, it's always easier to buy a specialist than to grow him (tells a lot about your education system). Even your space program was done by Nazis - something to be proud of :thumbsup

Picks 5 names out of thousands :1orglaugh Besides, Levchin, Brin and many other "Russians" grew up here since they were kids. No-one bought them.

And speaking of education system idiot

Academic Ranking of World Universities - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

World University Rankings 2014-2015

NOTICE THE TOP 20 IN THE WORLD 15 out of 20 are in the US :1orglaugh

http://i.imgur.com/DSwTKZ4.png

the russians can crow all they want about rd-180 rocket engine. we've stopped buying them, we have 2 years stockpiled of them, the blueprints for them, the manufacturing capability, and our own new rocket we plan.

russia will feel the pain of our not buying anymore of them.

He is sooooo salty. Hey CyberSEO, bow down bitch :1orglaugh

Can we see 251-275 tab?

Out of the top 100 universities

US = 55

Russia = 1

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Sure, make your own rockets/shuttles because they are best and soooo reliable :1orglaugh

Are you so stupid to believe in those ratings? Look around. Almost everything the US have achieved was done by emigrants from other countries. Also how can you speak about high education if yours available for rich kids only (here in Russia it's free for everyone)? Poor people in the USA can't even afford a free medicine. But your virtual ratings are cool, of course. Kneel and enjoy doing a deepthroat to your government :)

SALLLLLLLLLLtttttttyyyyyy

http://media.giphy.com/media/G1Zu26ae7mZr2/giphy.gif

you're joking right? is that what russian propoganda is feeding you?

the only reason we use your engines is because Bush invaded iraq instead of making rocket engines, we had retired the saturn v for various reasons, none of which were re: reliability.

Sure. There is a lot of Russian propaganda here and there. FYI: all Soviet/Russian cosmonauts were sent to space by Soyuz rockets and no one was killed by those rockets. All the US astronauts that were launched by Soyuz are also safe :2 cents:

Raumfahrt in Russland: Mit Staatskonzern zurück zur Weltspitze - SPIEGEL ONLINE

i wouldn't gloat too much..


and regarding german rocket scientists in Russia

German rocket scientists in Moscow

Gorodomlya Island


and as usual this thread took the turn of all previous similar threads... congrats.

holler back when you learn how to even attempt to build and launch a reuseable rocket like the shuttle. :1orglaugh it's beyond bizarre you are even trying to couch the shuttle program as unreliable. that's beyond silly. let alone compare the shuttle's main engine/booster rocket system to soyuz.

come on now.