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[2003HSC]

With recent developments and the news that the Mars Rover has malfunctioned , could it be that the Beagle, which supposedly touched down in December but then lost contact, is out to destroy the Rover?
The ESA could be battling the US for the first Mars exploration - so maybe they faked the Beagle losing transmission, then sent the Beagle out to destroy the Rover!
BTW, you didnt hear it from me, this is the official theory floating around. What do you think? I say Australia should send out its own explorer to Uranus. Who knows what wonderful and mysterious discoveries we'll find there?

 

[cro_angel]

lol everything is a conspiracy these days...
it sucks that they spent so much money on this little thing and it just died or did it.. hmmm
i dont think they would send it out to destroy the rover though.. its kinda low

 

[freaking_out]

the europeans are crap at space exploration and stuff- they had more money than nasa for the beagle, and they stuff it up. LoL

 

[Alexander]

Well let's look forward to India setting them all straight in space exporation (when...their stuff...stops blowing up and all)
As for mars, it's OBVIOUS that that old fox saddam had wmd hidden there...it's only a matter of time until Rover digs them up and makes a big bark about it!

 

[ameh]

I can remember China stating that their space mission is going to be anytime soon....lol cant wait for the touchdown: *waits for equipment to burst and scatter from the sky*

 

[Dash]

Originally posted by Alexander
(when...their stuff...stops blowing up and all)

lol that happen only once!
Give them a break...
Or was it twice?

 

[2003HSC]

If I were NASA I would arm the rover with like 30 frickin' 'laser beams' and blow those eurotards off the planet.
BTW did anyone watch that 1960s RUssian space movie on SBS last night where these astronauts go to Venus. Fucking awesome.

 

[Alexander]

Damnski! I missed it!...

Did you hear about Russia's plan to beat the states by setting a man on mars first? I think they have two chances, and we all know what they are.

 

[2003HSC]

err.... what are they?

 

[Dash]

Originally posted by Alexander
(when...their stuff...stops blowing up and all)

lol that happen only once!
Give them a break...
Or was it twice?

 

[SKA]

sounds interesting... hmmmm wait.. pluto is my planet... u bastard... i wont live long enuf to see it!

 

[Dash]

WTF? Double post?
Almost 2 hours apart?
Weird

 

[cheesegrater]

hmm one preoblem with this theroy, the beagle aint got wheels. so unless it crash lands into the rover it cant do shit, wich it couldnt do anyway becasue it was there first

 

[Alexander]

sorry, i should elaborate on russia's two chances: buckleys and none.

 

[Collin]

the europeans are crap at space exploration and stuff- they had more money than nasa for the beagle, and they stuff it up. LoL

The United States has had far more experience with Mars than the European Union and it's subsidiary nations, and for what they have achieved so far, I think they've done a pretty progressful job.

I can remember China stating that their space mission is going to be anytime soon....lol cant wait for the touchdown: *waits for equipment to burst and scatter from the sky*

I wouldn't be so quick to mock.

 

[Alexander]

Originally posted by JKDDragon



I wouldn't be so quick to mock.

Yeah, I mean, if all else fails, they can always stand on each others shoulders until they reach it.

 

[2003HSC]

Originally posted by Alexander
Yeah, I mean, if all else fails, they can always stand on each others shoulders until they reach it.

PWN3D!

so is anyone still up to date with the mars thing? havent seen much about it on the news anymore

::suspicious eyes::

 

[Collin]

Originally posted by Alexander
Yeah, I mean, if all else fails, they can always stand on each others shoulders until they reach it.

Semantically speaking, the American population would even suffice for that.

PWN3D!

Not really. A witty remark proves nothing - Voltaire.

so is anyone still up to date with the mars thing? havent seen much about it on the news anymore

It isn't that relevant enough for TV coverage as intense as previous times anymore, since the main question in respect to mass public interest of whether or not water or water-implecative evidence existed had already been answered. Plus it takes like a bloody few days just to get the little thing to roll a few tens of metres, and stations don't find it interesting enough to cover it so they go off to blabber on more 'interesting' things. Like Janet's breast. Or how Howard got owned by Latham.

 

[Enlightened_One]

It's all a really big conspiracy cover up by nasa. It's really freaking ET and his aliens attacking our space probes.

Or the US are just as unorganised as me, which explains how they could bugger up something so damn important and expensive

 

[Iunny]

Has anyone noticed that it landed on Mars the same day Britney married?

Funny how every headline was about Britney, really shows the values of today's society