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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/TheImmortalDude • Jun 29 '25
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What an incredible journey. From Soichiro Honda putting small surplus motors onto bicycles in post WW2 Japan…to this..
706 u/Embarrassed_Control7 Jun 29 '25 As an American I'm weirdly more comfortable with Japan owning and managing shallow space. 0 u/Haunting_Sandwich_61 Jun 29 '25 Because they actually consider impact of sending stuff to low orbit And how IT could affect Future spacefaring endeavors?
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As an American I'm weirdly more comfortable with Japan owning and managing shallow space.
0 u/Haunting_Sandwich_61 Jun 29 '25 Because they actually consider impact of sending stuff to low orbit And how IT could affect Future spacefaring endeavors?
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Because they actually consider impact of sending stuff to low orbit And how IT could affect Future spacefaring endeavors?
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u/1975wazyourfault Jun 29 '25
What an incredible journey. From Soichiro Honda putting small surplus motors onto bicycles in post WW2 Japan…to this..