The ExoMars rover, which will search for signs of life on the Red Planet, will not now launch until 2016 because of the high cost of the project.
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Fucking ridiculous. Excuse the language but I am disgusted by all formal space agencies.
I think it says more about what is actually on Mars than anything about bureaucracy. Or maybe it says both. I for one am tired of being spoon fed. You know damn well that the upper echelon of scientists have data they are sitting on.
-Denny
You mean you're not waiting with bated breath to hear if ExoMars 2016 can detect a "marsquake"? ;-)
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