Curiosity - first images received from rover

Le 19/08/12 07:53, Helmut Wabnig a écrit :

The whole MARS project is nothing less than governmental charity
keeping a few thousand employees alive.


Exploring another planet is "governmental charity" for you.

"Charity": giving money to the needed without any return.

Exploring another planet is useless for you then.

I am impressed by the scope of your vision. I am sure
the next U.S. president will find it a valid one and will scrap
this charity. Who needs that, "MARS" ???

There is no money to be made doing "MARS", let's better spend
money in important stuff like wars, wars and more wars.

"Helmut Wabnig" wrote in message
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The whole MARS project is nothing less than governmental charity
keeping a few thousand employees alive.

w.

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Just out of ...ahem...curiousity, just WTF are you doing in this newsgroup
anyway?

Le 18/08/12 19:48, G=EMC^2 a écrit :
Just to see craters rocks and sand again and again does not add
anything to my scrape book or get on TV.

Sure. Go back to your TV then, take a beer and watch football. That is
the maximum your tiny brain supports.

"Craters, rocks and sand?"

How boring.

On Sunday, August 5, 2012 10:39:38 PM UTC-7, Alan Erskine wrote:
via orbiter.

New eyes on the Red Planet. It will be fun, I hope.
And I hope they send another one.

Trig