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Wow! Where Beagle fails, NASA succeeds
Donald
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1/4/2004 2:33:10 PM
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Yankee ingenuity succeeds once again.
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Tom Brosz
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1/4/2004 8:13:37 AM
Thanks, Tom. This is really great news.
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ebnelson
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1/4/2004 2:53:14 PM
Wow! Where Beagle fails, NASA succeeds
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Donald
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1/4/2004 2:33:10 PM
While this is a great success, I'd just as soon not pour any more salt on the wounds of the Beagle team.
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Tom Brosz
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1/4/2004 10:16:03 PM
It could just as easily been the other way around.
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Lee
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1/4/2004 10:24:16 PM
Beagle 2 cost $45 million plus launch costs. Spirit cost $410 million.
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SpaceProjects.com
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1/4/2004 2:44:38 PM
Beagle 2 was a secondary payload
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Larry J
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1/4/2004 11:11:19 PM
Just how much did Beagle 2 save by piggy-backing?
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SpaceProjects.com
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1/6/2004 2:07:24 AM
Still Goofy as Ever..
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SpaceProjects.tk
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1/6/2004 11:49:06 AM
Have you anything to add besides jealous invective?
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SpaceProjects.com
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1/6/2004 4:12:04 PM
Beagle 2 cost $45 million plus launch costs ? what was the cost of the orbiter?
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brian gyles
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1/4/2004 5:49:10 PM
Beagle 2 cost $45 Million. The orbiter had a seperate design Team and much higher cost
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Mark Eby
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1/4/2004 6:30:20 PM
Indeed
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Donald
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1/4/2004 4:42:16 PM
$410 million for a working probe beats $45 million wasted anyday
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Mark Eby
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1/4/2004 4:20:01 PM
re: Beagle 2 cost $45 million plus launch costs. Spirit cost $410 million.
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SpaceProjects.tk
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1/4/2004 4:06:50 PM
re: Pictures right before the landing
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Raoul
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1/4/2004 2:00:56 PM
re: Pan (hills, far away)
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Raoul
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1/4/2004 1:50:45 PM
HabitableZone — be civil, or at least entertaining.