How Do You Land a Nuke-Powered Mini-Cooper On Mars?
tcd004 writes "Miles O'Brien narrates this video simulation of NASA's next Mars shot, which promises to out-gun all previous efforts. The Mini Cooper-sized Mars Science Laboratory, which is now named Curiosity, will crawl the Martian surface under steam from a nuclear powerplant — but it's a gentle giant compared to its predecessors. Recent theories have emerged that previous attempts at identifying organic compounds in Martian soil may have actually cooked away any signs of life-giving elements. Curiosity will go to great pains to avoid scorching the Earth ... erm ... Mars."
>gentile giant
What, it's an uncircumcised, nuclear powered Mini Cooper?
+1 for the great headline!
Otherwise, I'll state the obvious: Carefully!
"It's" is a conraction. It means "it is."
I think you mean't "contraction"
"When I am king, you will be first against the wall..."
The law of correcting typos: attemping to correct a previous poster's typo creates a typo from the current poster.
You meant "attempting", apparently it's recursive...
You meant "recursive"; apparently it's recursive.
Personally, I don't think the space lab's religion is any of our business.
I dunno... it could be a problem if it's a strict 6000-yr Creationist.
NASA: Okay MSL, send us the data from the last sample analysis.
MSL: I'll save some bandwidth and just give you the summary. No life, no precursors.
NASA: Okay, but if you could please just send us the raw data, that'd be great. This sample looked really promising and...
MSL: I said NO LIFE!
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"How Do Yo Land a Nuke-Powered Mini-Cooper On Mars?"
Clearly, it's a pun on the word "Yo-yo".
Since the plan is that it does down, but not back up again, it's just a "yo".
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