01-05-2007, 08:00 AM
KedalfaxDec 3 2006, 02:33 PM Our space program consists almost entirely of media satellites and weather satellites.
I think it might not be a bad idea to have an IDU international space station. [/quote]
That is even more advanced than the Mikitivity Space Program. Mikitivity has not yet had a successful launch of anything into orbit.
That said, Mikitivity still has an extensive weather forecasting program using various forms of RADAR and physical observations combined with numerical modeling. We also have an extensive series of telescopes to support our theoretical astrophysics program.
My government would be happy to provide funds, observation sites, and ground support (especially in the form of engineers to plot out orbits and catalog astronomical objects) for any regional effort.
I think it might not be a bad idea to have an IDU international space station. [/quote]
That is even more advanced than the Mikitivity Space Program. Mikitivity has not yet had a successful launch of anything into orbit.
That said, Mikitivity still has an extensive weather forecasting program using various forms of RADAR and physical observations combined with numerical modeling. We also have an extensive series of telescopes to support our theoretical astrophysics program.
My government would be happy to provide funds, observation sites, and ground support (especially in the form of engineers to plot out orbits and catalog astronomical objects) for any regional effort.