Something Died On Mars-NASA

[Brando14100]

http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/phoen ... 81110.html

That's the end of that.



8-)

[Mushroom_Farmer]

Well, don't fret too much over it. The thing was supposed to last 3 months and went 5. That should have given the eggheads plenty of exra data to mull over for quite some time.

[Wii]

Looks like they got some good use out of it


Aliens?

[a1]

Farewell. It was a great ride.


Now...on to the next extremely expensive probe to look for some ice crystals.

[Fozzer]

Farewell. It was a great ride.


Now...on to the next extremely expensive probe to look for some ice crystals.

...I've got a feeling there are some on the inside of my bedroom window at the moment... ...

..they can have them for free!... ...!

F.....Brrrrrr...... ....!

[commoner]

"Something Died On Mars"....reminds me of one of the wife's comments on Saturday morning after a Friday night of Vindaloo and beer.....

"Think something died in the lav."....commoner  :o

[Brando14100]

Farewell. It was a great ride.


Now...on to the next extremely expensive probe to look for some ice crystals.

NASA does not wase money. In fact, their % of the federal budget is only .1%. When you think about how much they can do with that, and how much they could do with a little more, well, you know where I'm going with this.

8-)

[H]

Looks like they got some good use out of it.

Aliens?

Yes, on Mars that would be us.

NASA does not wase money. In fact, their % of the federal budget is only .1%. When you think about how much they can do with that, and how much they could do with a little more, well, you know where I'm going with this.

Aye. With 1% they could lose 10 probes.

8-)

[Brando14100]

NASA does not wase money. In fact, their % of the federal budget is only .1%. When you think about how much they can do with that, and how much they could do with a little more, well, you know where I'm going with this.

Aye. With 1% they could lose 10 probes.

8-)

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No robotics mission is meant to last forever. All things will eventually break down, since no one's there to fix them. Think about Hubble.

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