Life on Mars

Now that NASA has succesfully landed their Mars rover, I wonder if on a spare afternoon they might have a look for the pinnacle of the British space programme, the Beagle 2 probe, because we seem to have lost it.

Beagle cost �35 million. Lets leave this stuff to the experts shall we.

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eb | January 17th, 2004 at 4:52 am

It isn’t lost, just truculently refusing to bark. Perhaps if they would stop naming these after dogs and start naming then after politicians we wouldn’t have this problem. In fact, they’d never shut up…

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