The rate at which they breed and multiply, they will need to explore other options.
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Maybe Manmohan singh is another JFK
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I'm pretty sure U.S. sent several missions to the moon not just one. That's why you have the Apollo 13 movie.
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Yeah but they never made it to the moon, if you remember the movie.
They can stand on each others shoulders and they will make it to the moon. I guess that’s what ISRO was talking about.
lol..u guys hate anything good that doesn't have to do with pakistan. man..whats up with this insecurity? c'mon..it doesn't look good. im sure india knows about its poverty problem..but they don't seem to care..if u care..i would advise u to join me this summer in calcutta and another village near by..im volunteering at one of Mother Theresa's orphanages inshAllah..and we're gonna go around talking about birth control and stuff. im serious. pm me if ur interested.
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They can stand on each others shoulders and they will make it to the moon. I guess that's what ISRO was talking about.
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time tested technology..... did thy said when? with exploding population they might as well plan a mars mission.
Razea 
But I’d rather sit where I am and stir shyte in the world forum rather than hand out baloons and, talk about birds and bees. I am done with handing out ham sandwiches to homeless. Been there got mugged aint doing it again 
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i know that verizon..samjoh ke this message was not directed for people such as urself. :)
If they want to compete, then let them compete," said Paul Spudis, planetary scientist at the Johns Hopkins University and advisor to Nasa at the five-day International Conference on Exploration and Utilisation of the Moon being held in the north Indian city of Udaipur. “It spurs innovation.”
The United States welcomes competition while the Europeans and other national space programmes favour a co-operative robotic village lunar base, a settlement where each nation has its own place on the moon, they said.
http://www.news24.com/News24/Technology/News/0,,2-13-1443_1625814,00.html
hahaha . 
and i think what madhanee said is right coz most of the moonsoon lands on india itself lol :D, some lame indians cant even aim right 
peace with indians :k:
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nice
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....The United States welcomes competition while the Europeans and other national space programmes favour a co-operative robotic village lunar base, a settlement where each nation has its own place on the moon, they said. .....
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great news. Talking about manned mission is a bit early for ISRO. The world will expect a robotic mission first.
Even an unmanned mission may take 5-7 years even after the launcher and other components are ready.
Anyway it will be cool to hear something like this from Banglore space center"Godspeed Shankar Raja".
p.s. Just a variation on the famous "Godspeed John Glenn"