
http://mars.nasa.gov/msl/multimedia/ima ... ageID=5514
Well worth the $2.5 billion invested in the space project movie.
Nicely put, Dcopymope.Dcopymope wrote:These creatures are becoming so predictable that its just getting boring to me, slowly planting the seeds in the minds of men.
lux wrote:The perfect scam -– a robot on Mars that no one can verify really exists. Only the high priests can communicate with it so they can make up anything they want it to “tell” us.
We are now seeing this scenario about life originating on Mars being pushed more than ever, starting with Hollywood and the clowns in the new age movement like David Icke, then with shows like the 'History' Channel and now the news media. Academia will be teaching this as fact before we know it, and the science will be as bogus as the theory of evolution. The only key difference is nothing that NASA will tell us will be truly capable of any peer review since they are currently the only agency on the planet with an operational rover on Mars to begin with; and this is just assuming that space travel of any kind is even possible. A major alien themed propaganda campaign is in the works for sure. All this is happening while we have characters like the Pope stressing for all religions to unite as one.What they are going to tell you is that mars was populated by an ancient race, who destroyed their planet in warfare and had to live underground because of the consequences of the terrible calamities that they visited upon themselves. At some point in our ancient history they came to this earth and populated the earth with the survivors of that cataclysm, bred with early man and the human race was the result of that mixture.....Sounds far fetched doesn't it? Well, you just keep your eyes and ears open ladies and gentlemen because that is the thrust of all that you are going to hear regarding extraterrestrial life, outer space. - William Cooper
Aha - but the Indians still haven't mastered the fine Russian art of clean, eco-friendly, virtually smokeless lift offs ...Starbucked wrote:I am happy to report that India has decided to expand their economy, beyond call centers and making Jaguars, and expand our knowledge of the Universe by, ahem, going to Mars!![]()
Apart from the beautiful, smiling, laughing Russian girl I particularily like the pink, no smoke, hot air column below the rocket (or whatever) assisting the show. Pink? Does air get pink when heated?simonshack wrote:Aha - but the Indians still haven't mastered the fine Russian art of clean, eco-friendly, virtually smokeless lift offs ...Starbucked wrote:I am happy to report that India has decided to expand their economy, beyond call centers and making Jaguars, and expand our knowledge of the Universe by, ahem, going to Mars!![]()
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Indian lift off :
... as opposed to Soyuz lift off...
As that Indian rocket lands on Mars, the Curiosity rover should take advantage of that furnace to cook a nice tandoori.
Naah, Heiwa. As you well know, REAL rocket launches look like this... You can put your money on it!Heiwa wrote:Pink? Does air get pink when heated?
The 'funny' girl? Look - the funniest thing I can think of right now is your insistence that the French Ariane (and ESA as a whole) is any more legit than NASA and all the other space balls. In this respect, you are truly a reliable source of fun to me!Heiwa wrote:Simon,
exactly! French rockets do not produce pink exhaust fumes (and no smoke), while delivering satellites into orbit at high altitude/speed so the satellites cannot ever return.
Anyway, the Russian (or Ukrainian) funny girl probaly disturbed your attention from the real action?![]()
Lux wrote:That's because Indian rockets are powered by opium whereas Russian rockets are powered by clean burning vodka.