A billion Chinese

[Gonz]

and the only qualified math whiz came from publik educashion

China's Shenzhou VI spacecraft is not orbiting exactly as planned and will have to be restored to its original trajectory, state-run media say.
The "orbit maintenance operation" would take place early on Friday morning, said official news agency Xinhua.

Gravity has drawn Shenzhou VI too close to earth, the agency said.

Shenzhou VI, which has two astronauts on board, is in a low enough orbit to be affected by the Earth's gravitational pull.

BBC

Imagine how bad it would have been had Bill not advanced them 50 years for a night in the (hey, Michael) Lincoln Bedroom

 

[unclehobart]

Did we give them spacecraft tech? I thought most of the giveaways were in the realm of military tech... like submarine propulsion.

 

[Gato_Solo]

Did we give them spacecraft tech? I thought most of the giveaways were in the realm of military tech... like submarine propulsion.

Most of the give-aways were missile-tech...and that tech is hand-in-hand with rocket tech.