Indian moon landing.
Indian moon landing.
Absolutely amazing achievement and apparently very difficult to do, fair play to them.
https://uk.yahoo.com/news/india-prepare ... 30000.html
As one Indian scientist said, though, they tried everything they could to make their plaything Rovers into a success and realised it was easier to go to the dark side of the moon.
https://uk.yahoo.com/news/india-prepare ... 30000.html
As one Indian scientist said, though, they tried everything they could to make their plaything Rovers into a success and realised it was easier to go to the dark side of the moon.
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I think I once saw them supporting Ozric Tentacles.
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Probably by buying oil and gas from their friends Russia at knockdown prices.
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I don’t suppose the £1.9 billion in Uk aid hindered
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Well good for them I say. It's not an easy task. Hope they get some interesting data.
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A Kwiki-E-Mart could be quite useful for future travellers.bfcjg wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 7:02 pmAbsolutely amazing achievement and apparently very difficult to do, fair play to them.
https://uk.yahoo.com/news/india-prepare ... 30000.html
As one Indian scientist said, though, they tried everything they could to make their plaything Rovers into a success and realised it was easier to go to the dark side of the moon.
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Will an Indian moon landing affect our chances of an Indian summer?
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Surprisingly cheap according to this article:
https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/indi ... 98004.html
https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/indi ... 98004.html
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Its OK they've gone to the Moons South Pole
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Brilliant stuff! Congratulations to India. Another step forward for mankind.
Obviously we all know that the aid to India should be stopped. Remember that when it comes to ostensibly charitable pledges at election times, no matter which way you vote.
But mainly, congratulations to India on a successful mission.
Obviously we all know that the aid to India should be stopped. Remember that when it comes to ostensibly charitable pledges at election times, no matter which way you vote.
But mainly, congratulations to India on a successful mission.
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Poverty throughout the country, they shouldn’t have a space programme, madness imo.
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Not particularly into Modi or India and I don’t see them as an ally even if they portray themselves to be.
Their undermining of our attempts to curtail Russia/Putin is one notable example
Their undermining of our attempts to curtail Russia/Putin is one notable example
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India or the UK..?durhamclaret wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 7:48 pmPoverty throughout the country, they shouldn’t have a space programme, madness imo.
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The Foreign Office sent India £33.4 million in aid cash in 2022/23. This will increase to £57 million in 2024/25.
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Sweeteners so deals like this go through https://www.gov.uk/government/news/tata ... ds-of-jobs
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I'd argue it's the least we can do after our colonial past there exploiting the country and it's people
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Anyone care to explain exactly what benefits come from landing on the moon ?
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The front page of the Daily Express today was in celebratory mood at the prospect of a lucrative Trade Deal post Brexit between our two countries.CoolClaret wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 7:50 pmNot particularly into Modi or India and I don’t see them as an ally even if they portray themselves to be.
Their undermining of our attempts to curtail Russia/Putin is one notable example
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The science and technological achievements tend to cross over into industry, medicine etc.AmbleClaret wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 8:03 pmAnyone care to explain exactly what benefits come from landing on the moon ?
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It helps to achieve Net ZeroAmbleClaret wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 8:03 pmAnyone care to explain exactly what benefits come from landing on the moon ?
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I don’t suppose the £1.9 billion in Uk aid hindered
In that case, how much are Scandinavia, North Africa and Italy paying the UK each year?I'd argue it's the least we can do after our colonial past there exploiting the country and it's people
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I don't suppose the homeless kids living on the streets of Indias cities are celebrating this ridiculous waste of money
While one person goes hungry spending on this vanity project is obscene ,as is our doling out millions to India. The point of independence was that you stand on your own not rely on constant handouts from the UK
While one person goes hungry spending on this vanity project is obscene ,as is our doling out millions to India. The point of independence was that you stand on your own not rely on constant handouts from the UK
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I wondered when one of the boards mysteriously tolerated racists would pipe upholycustard wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 8:14 pmWont be long before they open up a takeaway and a corner shop.
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Quite
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I started this as a celebration of science and to get a light hearted dig at bstards, in no time at all it becomes a tit for tat dig at Indian culture, racists overtones and point scoring. Surely a massive technological achievement by an emerging economy should be applauded especially when only a couple of days before Russia's attempt ended in catastrophe. ( Ironic)
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Well done Hindostan!
And I wouldn't bother crying about stereotype jokes, I'm sure the Americans built a McDonalds there, its right next to the Chinese's launderette, be nice to have a corner shop there too, hopefully we will get there and build a fish and chip shop. Big boys don't cry, big boys don't cry...
And I wouldn't bother crying about stereotype jokes, I'm sure the Americans built a McDonalds there, its right next to the Chinese's launderette, be nice to have a corner shop there too, hopefully we will get there and build a fish and chip shop. Big boys don't cry, big boys don't cry...
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So should we ask Italy for some aid then? Or maybe the Nordic countries? Or maybe the French?ŽižkovClaret wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 8:03 pmI'd argue it's the least we can do after our colonial past there exploiting the country and it's people
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I thought Moon Landings were all fake
Are we sure this isn't a Bollywood film made to look real
Are we sure this isn't a Bollywood film made to look real
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From a strict scientific angle? Of course yeah it’s impressive…bfcjg wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 8:29 pmI started this as a celebration of science and to get a light hearted dig at bstards, in no time at all it becomes a tit for tat dig at Indian culture, racists overtones and point scoring. Surely a massive technological achievement by an emerging economy should be applauded especially when only a couple of days before Russia's attempt ended in catastrophe. ( Ironic)
Including all the geopolitics - then no I don’t think it particularly should in all honesty.
I wouldn’t say it’s ‘tit for tat’ it’s more people giving their opinion on the India regime and state of the country which is obviously bound to happen given that it’s erm…. An Indian space mission
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https://healthcare-digital.com/technolo ... e-in-spaceAmbleClaret wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 9:30 pmWhich could have not been done otherwise.? Medicinal advances by moon landings, please proliferate.
https://www.biomerieuxconnection.com/20 ... -on-earth/
Bit like What did the Romans ever do for us ?
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Careful now, last person that stereotyped got beat so badly he ended up in a korma!
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Don't forget memory foam ... that came from the NASA space programmebfcjg wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 9:39 pmhttps://healthcare-digital.com/technolo ... e-in-space
https://www.biomerieuxconnection.com/20 ... -on-earth/
Bit like What did the Romans ever do for us ?
https://musesleep.com/blogs/daily-muse/ ... emory-foam
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Such a shame that Putin’s rocket drove itself straight into the surface of the moon at speed only to then see India succeed where they failed only a few days earlier (sarcasm). No doubt a few Russian scientists have been declared as ‘missing’ in recent days?!bfcjg wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 8:29 pmI started this as a celebration of science and to get a light hearted dig at bstards, in no time at all it becomes a tit for tat dig at Indian culture, racists overtones and point scoring. Surely a massive technological achievement by an emerging economy should be applauded especially when only a couple of days before Russia's attempt ended in catastrophe. ( Ironic)
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Russia’s area of expertise is in bringing aircraft down not in sending rockets up.bfcjg wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 8:29 pmI started this as a celebration of science and to get a light hearted dig at bstards, in no time at all it becomes a tit for tat dig at Indian culture, racists overtones and point scoring. Surely a massive technological achievement by an emerging economy should be applauded especially when only a couple of days before Russia's attempt ended in catastrophe. ( Ironic)
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The landing looked amazing, pity the landing craft was a cartoon
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Velcro came from Starfleet... which is kind of NASA in the future.
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They put this on the moon, they have a nuclear programme, yet millions live in abject poverty in their nation; we still bale em out with aid.
We have people on the streets, families on the breadline living in hotels can't dick about putting owt on the moon and are effectively bankrupt as a nation.............
Sommat not quite right here, perhaps they should look to reduce the poverty and hunger in their nation before going off into space. The Indian people are superb, and deserve better from their hierarchy.
We have people on the streets, families on the breadline living in hotels can't dick about putting owt on the moon and are effectively bankrupt as a nation.............
Sommat not quite right here, perhaps they should look to reduce the poverty and hunger in their nation before going off into space. The Indian people are superb, and deserve better from their hierarchy.
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That rocket to the moon was probably safer than one of their train journeys.
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Could have easily been developed without blasting a rocket onto a distant object which will never be used as anything other than an expensive landing strip.bfcjg wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 9:39 pmhttps://healthcare-digital.com/technolo ... e-in-space
https://www.biomerieuxconnection.com/20 ... -on-earth/
Bit like What did the Romans ever do for us ?
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I take your point TP, and hopefully in the right format, but the question has to be asked when we are sending £50 mill in aid to a country with a space programme when we have hundreds of thousands of people below the bread line, questions have to be asked.
Doesn't India have a cosy relationship with Russia also?
Great work on the landing, no doubt it. Aid should go to the millions who need it though. If the country can afford a space programme it should be able to afford to support the vulnerable in it's society.
Yes, I know your views and agree. We should help our vulberable far more than we do.
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Love how some folks assume "aid" is doled out to help eradicate the poverty in India. What does our contribution work out at per head, I wonder? 50p? 20p?
That will work.
Our contributions, as such, are a pretty desperate attempt to - no pun intended - - to curry favour with a
country rapidly rising in world power and influence.
Indian's government, like ours, has probably no intention of getting rid of poverty and inequality.
It's a bit rich some of the loons on here bemoaning the fact that India'priorities lie in making progress in science, technology and military development.
I think not automatically backing the West in their crusade against the Russian bogeyman is a shrewd and, while we're on the subject of finances, sensible move.
And
That will work.
Our contributions, as such, are a pretty desperate attempt to - no pun intended - - to curry favour with a
country rapidly rising in world power and influence.
Indian's government, like ours, has probably no intention of getting rid of poverty and inequality.
It's a bit rich some of the loons on here bemoaning the fact that India'priorities lie in making progress in science, technology and military development.
I think not automatically backing the West in their crusade against the Russian bogeyman is a shrewd and, while we're on the subject of finances, sensible move.
And