超级军网中国将于四年内送斯里兰卡太空人上太空。
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斯里兰卡SupremeSAT公司准备与中国长城工业总公司(CGWIC)签订合同，四年内送斯里兰卡太空人上太空,SupremeSAT公司花费三亿美元购买中国卫星获得这个服务。
原文链接dailynews.lk/2012/07/05/news01.asp
斯里兰卡SupremeSAT公司准备与中国长城工业总公司(CGWIC)签订合同，四年内送斯里兰卡太空人上太空,SupremeSAT公司花费三亿美元购买中国卫星获得这个服务。
原文链接dailynews.lk/2012/07/05/news01.asp
TG是想让小弟们都上去耍一把？
去调“http:”即可。
加俩空格什么的发上来 ，这样会悲剧的
原文链接dailynews.lk/2012/07/05/news01.asp
给力
我不相信
这个可以有！
为什么不是带巴巴羊？
好像是买卫星送神舟行
估计这就是以后兔子的推销方法了
买全套卫星服务就可以送一张神舟飞船的船票
估计这就是以后兔子的推销方法了
买全套卫星服务就可以送一张神舟飞船的船票
斯里兰卡派人上去干什么？找点存在感？
300 million.
Manivannan said their next aim is to train Sri Lankan youths with space technology and this would be initially done in China. "We will soon call for applications for 'would be astronauts'. After going through their records , we will send them for training to China," he said.
"After three to four years, they will be able to undertake missions in space and sending a Sri Lankan to space would no longer be a dream," he said.
Sri Lanka News | Online edition of Daily News - Lakehouse Newspapers
Space academy to train Sri Lankan astronauts
Sri Lanka will open a space academy to train astrounauts in Koggala next year.
The programme will be launched as a joint venture between Sri Lanka's Supreme Satellite and China’s biggest satellite manufacturing institution, Great Wall Corporation.
A 30 acre land has been demarcated in Koggala and applications to select students would be called soon, SupremeSAT Managing Director R.M. Manivannan said.
Also we will build a satellite ground station in Koggala to oversee our satellite operations.
Sri Lanka Business News | Online edition of Daily News - Lakehouse Newspapers
Manivannan said their next aim is to train Sri Lankan youths with space technology and this would be initially done in China. "We will soon call for applications for 'would be astronauts'. After going through their records , we will send them for training to China," he said.
"After three to four years, they will be able to undertake missions in space and sending a Sri Lankan to space would no longer be a dream," he said.
Sri Lanka News | Online edition of Daily News - Lakehouse Newspapers
Space academy to train Sri Lankan astronauts
Sri Lanka will open a space academy to train astrounauts in Koggala next year.
The programme will be launched as a joint venture between Sri Lanka's Supreme Satellite and China’s biggest satellite manufacturing institution, Great Wall Corporation.
A 30 acre land has been demarcated in Koggala and applications to select students would be called soon, SupremeSAT Managing Director R.M. Manivannan said.
Also we will build a satellite ground station in Koggala to oversee our satellite operations.
Sri Lanka Business News | Online edition of Daily News - Lakehouse Newspapers
。。这是神马情况
这下巴基斯坦也要喊了。
原文链接dailynews.lk/2012/07/05/news01.asp
把链接编辑到你的正文中，不然粗心的版版会扣你分的
把链接编辑到你的正文中，不然粗心的版版会扣你分的
印度要不淡定了。。。印度人骨子里一直瞧不起巴基斯坦和斯里兰卡，因为这两个国家跟印度都很有历史渊源。假如斯里兰卡人上太空，印度人一定会想抢在他们前面。。。假如印度的火箭还没到万无一失的地步仓促载人发射。。。这。。悲剧啊。
**************哦，记错了，印度在84年是有一名太空人上了俄罗斯的飞船的，不过不管怎么说，如果斯里兰卡人上太空，印度人一定着急。。。
印度要不淡定了。。。印度人骨子里一直瞧不起巴基斯坦和斯里兰卡，因为这两个国家跟印度都很有历史渊源。假如斯里兰卡人上太空，印度人一定会想抢在他们前面。。。假如印度的火箭还没到万无一失的地步仓促载人发射。。。这。。悲剧啊。
**************哦，记错了，印度在84年是有一名太空人上了俄罗斯的飞船的，不过不管怎么说，如果斯里兰卡人上太空，印度人一定着急。。。
这个。。。不知道收费多少，估计是N倍的成本？
http://www.dailynews.lk/2012/07/05/news01.asp
‘A Sri Lankan in space - not the stuff of dreams’
Historic task undertaken by SupremeSAT and Great Wall Corporation:
Shirajiv SIRIMANE
There is a possibility of Sri Lanka sending an astronaut into space in less than four years.
This historic task has been undertaken by the Sri Lankan company SupremeSAT and China’s state- owned biggest satellite manufacturing institution, Great Wall Corporation (CGWIC).
The agreement will be signed in Beijing where the Chinese company is based.
SupremeSAT Managing Director R M Manivannan said SupremeSAT has already written a new chapter in Sri Lankan history by becoming the first institution in Sri Lanka to own a satellite.
Only 44 countries own a satellite outright or in partnerships of three or fewer.“We have a co-branded satellite with the Chinese company in orbit from last month.
Our next step is the building of our own company satellite at the Great Wall Corporation facility. This would be ready in two years and then it would be the first Sri Lankan owned satellite," he said.
The total investment for this would be around US $ 300 million.
The first satellite Sputnik was built and launched by the Russians in 1957. There are over 900 satellites in operation today, of which 381 satellites are in Geostationary Orbit.
Satellites have a typical life time of 15 years. Manivannan said their next aim is to train Sri Lankan youths with space technology and this would be initially done in China. "We will soon call for applications for 'would be astronauts'. After going through their records , we will send them for training to China," he said. "After three to four years, they will be able to undertake missions in space and sending a Sri Lankan to space would no longer be a dream," he said.
‘A Sri Lankan in space - not the stuff of dreams’
Historic task undertaken by SupremeSAT and Great Wall Corporation:
Shirajiv SIRIMANE
There is a possibility of Sri Lanka sending an astronaut into space in less than four years.
This historic task has been undertaken by the Sri Lankan company SupremeSAT and China’s state- owned biggest satellite manufacturing institution, Great Wall Corporation (CGWIC).
The agreement will be signed in Beijing where the Chinese company is based.
SupremeSAT Managing Director R M Manivannan said SupremeSAT has already written a new chapter in Sri Lankan history by becoming the first institution in Sri Lanka to own a satellite.
Only 44 countries own a satellite outright or in partnerships of three or fewer.“We have a co-branded satellite with the Chinese company in orbit from last month.
Our next step is the building of our own company satellite at the Great Wall Corporation facility. This would be ready in two years and then it would be the first Sri Lankan owned satellite," he said.
The total investment for this would be around US $ 300 million.
The first satellite Sputnik was built and launched by the Russians in 1957. There are over 900 satellites in operation today, of which 381 satellites are in Geostationary Orbit.
Satellites have a typical life time of 15 years. Manivannan said their next aim is to train Sri Lankan youths with space technology and this would be initially done in China. "We will soon call for applications for 'would be astronauts'. After going through their records , we will send them for training to China," he said. "After three to four years, they will be able to undertake missions in space and sending a Sri Lankan to space would no longer be a dream," he said.
既有肥羜，以速诸父。 宁适不来，微我弗顾。
千年冰剑 发表于 2012-7-5 21:35 
把链接编辑到你的正文中，不然粗心的版版会扣你分的
感谢提醒
把链接编辑到你的正文中，不然粗心的版版会扣你分的
感谢提醒
984343 发表于 2012-7-5 21:37
这个。。。不知道收费多少，估计是N倍的成本？
是买一送一哦
这个。。。不知道收费多少，估计是N倍的成本？
是买一送一哦
斯里兰卡？港灿肿么办，弯弯肿么想，巴铁如何体会？
‘A Sri Lankan in space - not the stuff of dreams’
Historic task undertaken by SupremeSAT and Great Wall Corporation:
Shirajiv SIRIMANE
There is a possibility of Sri Lanka sending an astronaut into space in less than four years.
This historic task has been undertaken by the Sri Lankan company SupremeSAT and China’s state- owned biggest satellite manufacturing institution, Great Wall Corporation (CGWIC).
The agreement will be signed in Beijing where the Chinese company is based.
SupremeSAT Managing Director R M Manivannan said SupremeSAT has already written a new chapter in Sri Lankan history by becoming the first institution in Sri Lanka to own a satellite.
Only 44 countries own a satellite outright or in partnerships of three or fewer.“We have a co-branded satellite with the Chinese company in orbit from last month.
Our next step is the building of our own company satellite at the Great Wall Corporation facility. This would be ready in two years and then it would be the first Sri Lankan owned satellite," he said.
The total investment for this would be around US $ 300 million.
The first satellite Sputnik was built and launched by the Russians in 1957. There are over 900 satellites in operation today, of which 381 satellites are in Geostationary Orbit.
Satellites have a typical life time of 15 years. Manivannan said their next aim is to train Sri Lankan youths with space technology and this would be initially done in China. "We will soon call for applications for 'would be astronauts'. After going through their records , we will send them for training to China," he said. "After three to four years, they will be able to undertake missions in space and sending a Sri Lankan to space would no longer be a dream," he said.
Historic task undertaken by SupremeSAT and Great Wall Corporation:
Shirajiv SIRIMANE
There is a possibility of Sri Lanka sending an astronaut into space in less than four years.
This historic task has been undertaken by the Sri Lankan company SupremeSAT and China’s state- owned biggest satellite manufacturing institution, Great Wall Corporation (CGWIC).
The agreement will be signed in Beijing where the Chinese company is based.
SupremeSAT Managing Director R M Manivannan said SupremeSAT has already written a new chapter in Sri Lankan history by becoming the first institution in Sri Lanka to own a satellite.
Only 44 countries own a satellite outright or in partnerships of three or fewer.“We have a co-branded satellite with the Chinese company in orbit from last month.
Our next step is the building of our own company satellite at the Great Wall Corporation facility. This would be ready in two years and then it would be the first Sri Lankan owned satellite," he said.
The total investment for this would be around US $ 300 million.
The first satellite Sputnik was built and launched by the Russians in 1957. There are over 900 satellites in operation today, of which 381 satellites are in Geostationary Orbit.
Satellites have a typical life time of 15 years. Manivannan said their next aim is to train Sri Lankan youths with space technology and this would be initially done in China. "We will soon call for applications for 'would be astronauts'. After going through their records , we will send them for training to China," he said. "After three to four years, they will be able to undertake missions in space and sending a Sri Lankan to space would no longer be a dream," he said.
恩，原文的意思好像是＂最快＂四年内，偶估计不会那么快吧，怎么也得等空间站建好了再说吧~
这个真不错。。。不准玩国际空间站，兔子召集起小弟们玩自己的。。
天朝玩上了
这个可以有，但小钱钱也要有
amac 发表于 2012-7-5 21:34
好像是买卫星送神舟行
估计这就是以后兔子的推销方法了
买全套卫星服务就可以送一张神舟飞船的船票
万一是葛大爷的神州行那就坏了
好像是买卫星送神舟行
估计这就是以后兔子的推销方法了
买全套卫星服务就可以送一张神舟飞船的船票
万一是葛大爷的神州行那就坏了
兔子要拉帮结派，自己玩了。
tg准备自己搞国际空间站，带上一帮小弟?
http://www.dailynews.lk/2012/07/05/news01.asp
还真有！
纯属恶心阿三吧
还真有！
纯属恶心阿三吧
天使不寂寞 发表于 2012-7-5 21:36
印度要不淡定了。。。印度人骨子里一直瞧不起巴基斯坦和斯里兰卡，因为这两个国家跟印度都很有历史渊源。假 ...
印度貌似跟着毛子上去过了，他们会很有优越感的。印度人就算再着急也会慢慢悠悠的，不过最后做出的东西还不一定比人家急急忙忙做出来的靠谱。
印度要不淡定了。。。印度人骨子里一直瞧不起巴基斯坦和斯里兰卡，因为这两个国家跟印度都很有历史渊源。假 ...
印度貌似跟着毛子上去过了，他们会很有优越感的。印度人就算再着急也会慢慢悠悠的，不过最后做出的东西还不一定比人家急急忙忙做出来的靠谱。
天使不寂寞 发表于 2012-7-5 21:36
印度要不淡定了。。。印度人骨子里一直瞧不起巴基斯坦和斯里兰卡，因为这两个国家跟印度都很有历史渊源。假 ...
印度人已经上过太空了，虽然用的不是自家的飞船
印度要不淡定了。。。印度人骨子里一直瞧不起巴基斯坦和斯里兰卡，因为这两个国家跟印度都很有历史渊源。假 ...
印度人已经上过太空了，虽然用的不是自家的飞船
自己还有七位大哥辛辛苦苦训练14年等着上太空呢
尼玛，这是要气死一堆娇傲的发达国家啊
为什么不是巴铁啊。。。。
开始组建第三世界太空站
提到斯国有了第一颗卫星，估计如楼上说的，买卫星送神舟行。
希望斯里兰卡宇航员不要带咖喱进天宫
阿卡迪亚 发表于 2012-7-5 21:43
印度人已经上过太空了，虽然用的不是自家的飞船
虽然三锅先上，但被斯里兰卡追上，脸还是没地儿搁
印度人已经上过太空了，虽然用的不是自家的飞船
虽然三锅先上，但被斯里兰卡追上，脸还是没地儿搁