Spaceship launches

[blotz]

hmm, also another thing is, why is it that NASA can like easily launch craft after craft into space? other countries such as Russia blow up when they try to get to Mars or something, and few have ever gotten to the moon
is it because we have a large space budget or good scientist? or just that we learned from our past failures?

[blotz]

i heard NASA launched another one to the moon today, suppose to get there October sixth.

link: http://www.theverge.com/2013/9/6/4701418/nasa-launching-lunar-mission-tonight-to-investigate-glowing-moondust

just one of many
it's called LADEE and investigates a mystery
damn i could've looked at the launch can't believe i missed it

[Anthropoid]

Uh, Russian launches are exactly plagued with failure. Soyuz is at present the only means for crews to get to the ISS.