Where IS Phobos-Grunt ?

[evensgrey]

The Russians should probably give up on Mars probes. While the US manages to get about half of theirs to work, neither Russia nor the USSR ever got a single one to work.

Now, they did pretty well with their Venus probes, so perhaps the Russians should try going IN instead of OUT.

[vegassilenttype]

Oh there it is!

[Kargoneth]

It's a lot smaller than I imagined.

[cleticprincess1956]

Phobos is up Brians arse and he is Grunting.

[Forserean]

lol

[SuperSoylent2]

OOps. LOL.

[swinewarrior]

i never seen that coming... nice one

[goodfellow1984]

please make more videos. eagerly awaiting them on my page everyday.

[GrumpSkull]

People dump their junk here all the time.

I wondered where the new chook house came from.

[mrgreebly]

Fake!

A capacitor landed in my garden!

oh wait it's from an old motherboard.

[metalskinstudios]

LOL, eh!

[jmm1233]

lol

[SiriusMined]

/HAHAHA

[malsifood]

HAHAHAHAHA!!!



[MimicaXresurrected]

It's Sky Net, the T1000 will be coming soon.

[Mehatos]

It's a conspiracy to silence AtheistAussie!!!

[FSrevolution]

Lol made my day :)

[roblesterfilms]

LOLOL

[Hillsillverr]

What they dont have gps on a satelite? Fucking dumbasses...

[SiriusMined]

@Hillsillverr

How would it work when it's in orbit? If it isn't below the satellites (and most likely, even if it is), it isn't going to pick up the signal.

It's not going to pick up the signal during re-entry, either....too much interference.

Then the GPS locator would have to survive re-entry.

[Hillsillverr]

@SiriusMined You sound like a dumbass, they can trace missiles, but they cant trace a satelite? GTFO!

[SiriusMined]

@Hillsillverr

They don't trace missiles with GPS. They use radar. They can track satellites IF they don't break up. And IF the satellite falls in areas where there is radar coverage.

As missiles generally don't break up in flight, and in most cases, are flying AT things with radar......

It helps to have a little information, rather than running on like a prat.

[KaroKoenich]

On a serious note - I am very upset that this mission is not going to succeed. Would have been marvelous.

[calmreason]

Right next to Skylab then?

[Vogter616]

LOL

[CanadienAtheist]

Ha Ha Ha. Nice.

[goodfellow1984]

lol soooo good

[deedubya286]

You guys got clobbered by Skylab back in the '70s as well, didn't you?

[AtheistAussie]

@deedubya286 Yep, if memory serves me, the little town sent a fine to NASA for littering.

[theskepticalheretic]

@AtheistAussie it did indeed, and the laughs were had by all, except the town.

[cleticprincess1956]

@AtheistAussie

Also a young WA guy found a few pieces of Skylab at his home in Esperance, caught a flight to San Francisco and collected a $10,000 prize (a lot of money back 1979 [my first new house cost $61,000 in 1983].) offered by the San Francisco. Examiner

[Rotorzilla]

I love the smell of Hydrazine and Dinitrogen Tetroxide in the morning!!

[nerdlass]

So it runs on methane? ;D