India's spacecraft reaches Mars orbit ... and history

[Wd40]

http://edition.cnn.com/2014/09/23/world ... index.html

Some space observers noted that India's Mars orbiter cost less than the $100 million budget for the space thriller film "Gravity."

Can somebody please post this article in TREmeritus?

[Strong Eagle]

And like the original Voyager satellites, which carried recordings of earth songs and languages, the Indian satellite carries a blu ray disc of several Bollywood dance scenes.

[GSM8]

http://edition.cnn.com/2014/09/23/world ... index.html

Some space observers noted that India's Mars orbiter cost less than the $100 million budget for the space thriller film "Gravity."

Can somebody please post this article in TREmeritus?

Kudos to the scientists involved in this effort. They deserve the recognition far more than corrupt politicians and spoilt celebrity brats.

[ecureilx]

http://edition.cnn.com/2014/09/23/world ... index.html

Some space observers noted that India's Mars orbiter cost less than the $100 million budget for the space thriller film "Gravity."

Can somebody please post this article in TREmeritus?

Kudos to the scientists involved in this effort. They deserve the recognition far more than corrupt politicians and spoilt celebrity brats.

there is a saying I heard from an Indian guy

Indians may be late to the party, but Indians are 'latest' in the party (in terms of fashion/style/technology)



though some will say money can't always buy style (in some instances .. )

[JR8]

there is a saying I heard from an Indian guy

Indians may be late to the party, but Indians are 'latest' in the party (in terms of fashion/style/technology) though some will say money can't always buy style (in some instances .. )

Money can't always buy style, true. But truer still, in fact 100% true, is that money will never buy you class.