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PaulTyrer



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Elon Musk - Starman Tesla

Good job he used a Tesla Roadster and not a Range Rover - Could you imagine the fault codes and Bongs that would be going off now!!

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^ @yes!

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The synchronised landing of two booster rockets was awesome. (pity about the third though).

Fair play to the chap. Thumbs Up 405 AB exec seats Baltic and Cirrus
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Do you think he's booked a parking space at the ISS.....?? 2017 4.4 SDV8 Autobiography
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The landing of the boosters is incredible, when i saw the original test run i thought it was CGI !!! 2015 4.4 AB
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PaulTyrer



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Rob99 wrote:
Do you think he's booked a parking space at the ISS.....??


If he'd have really thought about it, he should have timed the launch so that the car would have passed close to the ISS and they could have taken some great images of it going past!!

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PaulTyrer



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Ah Steve Zodiac and Robbie the Robot!!

And there was Dr Venus's pet, Zoonie the Lazoon!!



Hmm, Dr Venus. I wonder if she was ever onboard a ship with a first mate named Green.........

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I thought this thing was on its way to mars ??? Just had a look and it no further away than a few days ago, maybe it's using JLR sat nav 2015 4.4 AB
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I thinks its making many build up orbits of the earth before being released from earths gravity and being thrown in the general direction of Mars give or take a few hundred thousand miles....

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dolph34 wrote:
I thought this thing was on its way to mars ??? Just had a look and it no further away than a few days ago, maybe it's using JLR sat nav


Yeah, it only has the 2010 sat nav disc fitted. He refused to pay the extortionists at JLR for a more up to date disc.

Not that i'm bitter (much). Whistle

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Gazellio @ Prestige Cars wrote:
I thinks its making many build up orbits of the earth before being released from earths gravity and being thrown in the general direction of Mars give or take a few hundred thousand miles....


The technical language your using is quite confusing Rolling with laughter Rolling with laughter it gave me a mental picture of a load of boffins sitting around planning the trip while all smoking from a huge bong in the middle of the desk , giggling as terms like , trajectory were dropped and terms like ' thrown in the general direction of Mars' were used instead Rolling with laughter 2015 4.4 AB
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PaulTyrer



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Surely though, instead of playing 'Starman', Bowies 'Life on Mars' would have been a better choice

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dolph34 wrote:
Gazellio @ Prestige Cars wrote:
I thinks its making many build up orbits of the earth before being released from earths gravity and being thrown in the general direction of Mars give or take a few hundred thousand miles....


The technical language your using is quite confusing Rolling with laughter Rolling with laughter it gave me a mental picture of a load of boffins sitting around planning the trip while all smoking from a huge bong in the middle of the desk , giggling as terms like , trajectory were dropped and terms like ' thrown in the general direction of Mars' were used instead Rolling with laughter


I jested as the planned trajectory was missed by a big margin..... Wink

PS: I think they are smoking bongs but its working!

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