Indian Satellite Lost in Launch Explosion
An anonymous reader writes "BBC News is reporting that the recent communications satellite launch in India has met with disaster. The satellite, designed to enhance India's telephone and communications network, was lost when the rocket carrying it veered off course and exploded. This is the second disappointment in recent launch attempts, coming just one day after the failed long-range ballistic missile test launch."
Monday's flight was also supposed to set the stage for an Indian mission to the Moon.
Something tells me there may be a lack of volunteers for this now...
I keep telling myself I'm not the desperate type.
Rockets is hard!
Building rockets is as hard as rocket science.
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It was a communications satellite, right? Anything that limits the possibility of my tech support calls getting routed to India is just fine by me.
There was a small, secret "hey, our new invisible space-based laser has worked three times in a row now" party at Vandenberg AFB.