Rover over the Moon

wraymond · 23rd August 2023, 12:28

It looks like there might just be a Rover on the Moon.

I know I was over the Moon with mine, I hope all goes well.

wraymond · 23rd August 2023, 12:36

Yippeeee! As it it at the South Pole, why doesn't it fall off?

planenut · 23rd August 2023, 13:57

Well done to India. They have successfully soft landed on the moon, which, according to the BBC newsreader, is millions of miles away.

Number 6 · 23rd August 2023, 18:01

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Originally Posted by planenut

Well done to India. They have successfully soft landed on the moon, which, according to the BBC newsreader, is millions of miles away.

So thats what our £2.8 BILLION in Aid has been used for

suzublu · 23rd August 2023, 20:35

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So thats what our £2.8 BILLION in Aid has been used for

Yeah, it's about time they started sending us aid 😎 we don't even have a space program

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Number 6 · 23rd August 2023, 21:38

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Yeah, it's about time they started sending us aid 😎 we don't even have a space program

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We ( The Government ) Dont have a program for anything.

planenut · 23rd August 2023, 22:44

Here we go, 9

roverbarmy · 24th August 2023, 07:26

For a country who have bridges and buildings falling down, cable cars that hang in mid air etc., etc., it makes you wonder "Why?"

wraymond · 24th August 2023, 09:44

Whatever their presumed failings are, that’s a matter for their government’s priorities. We give them ‘aid’ intended for their supposed charitable relief principles, our principles being charitable.

Perhaps if we stopped sending hundreds of millions to our nearest neighbour as a hopelessly unsuccessful incentive to help put an end to illegal invasions, we might gain some noble acceptance of being serious.

In the meantime, my point was what a tremendous scientific achievement for those behind it. That in itself might just lead to an improvement in India's trading status with associated benefits to trickle down.

VVC-Geeza · 24th August 2023, 21:58

Houston,we have a poppadom.

23rd August 2023, 12:28	#1
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23rd August 2023, 12:36	#2
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24th August 2023, 09:44	#9
wraymond This is my second home 75 Auto 2.5 SE Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Westcliff on Sea Posts: 5,196 Thanks: 423 Thanked 1,680 Times in 1,014 Posts	Whatever their presumed failings are, that’s a matter for their government’s priorities. We give them ‘aid’ intended for their supposed charitable relief principles, our principles being charitable. Perhaps if we stopped sending hundreds of millions to our nearest neighbour as a hopelessly unsuccessful incentive to help put an end to illegal invasions, we might gain some noble acceptance of being serious. In the meantime, my point was what a tremendous scientific achievement for those behind it. That in itself might just lead to an improvement in India's trading status with associated benefits to trickle down. __________________ member no. 235

23rd August 2023, 13:57	#3
planenut Regional Secretary Rover 1.8T Tourer Join Date: May 2007 Location: Heathrow Posts: 6,968 Thanks: 1,551 Thanked 2,036 Times in 1,264 Posts	Well done to India. They have successfully soft landed on the moon, which, according to the BBC newsreader, is millions of miles away.

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