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Of course, rocket built in Russia 25 years after the USSR dissolution is Russian rocket even if it's an upgraded version [0] of Soviet design. And there is not
by gdy 4y ago
Of course, rocket built in Russia 25 years after the USSR dissolution is Russian rocket even if it's an upgraded version [0] of Soviet design.
And there is nothing about people, nationality or ethnicity in my comment, just the name of country which built and launched the rocket.
[0] http://www.russianspaceweb.com/soyuz2_lv.html http://www.russianspaceweb.com/soyuz2_lv.html
- trasz 4y agoIsn’t this “rocket built in Russia” not just a technological refresh of the one built in USSR? Also, can’t help but notice it’s neither modern (when you compare with eg SpaceX) or very successful.
- gdy 4y agoWhat is the point you are trying to make? The BBC journalists uttered neither 'Russian' nor 'Soviet', and arguing that a rocket made in Russia 25 years after the fall of the Soviet Union cannot be called 'Russian rocket' is just silly.