Russia just announced it's going back to the moon

[Gazpar]

After 46 years, Russia wants to claim second place by putting a man on the moon.

http://www.techinsider.io/russia-announces-luna-25-return-to-the-moon-2015-9

What do you think?

[bknight]

After 46 years, Russia wants to claim second place by putting a man on the moon.

http://www.techinsider.io/russia-announces-luna-25-return-to-the-moon-2015-9

What do you think?

Seems to be a Lunar Gap to me.

[Allan F]

Why would they want to do that? There's not much sense from Russia these days with Putin running the show. It's probably another red herring to distract from his many internal problems and the warlike invasion in Ukraine.

[bknight]

Why would they want to do that? There's not much sense from Russia these days with Putin running the show. It's probably another red herring to distract from his many internal problems and the warlike invasion in Ukraine.

I know a lot of people completely disregard what Putin "says" but watch carefully what he "does".

[raven]

Despite being a 'recent' article, this seems a tad out of date, given that it says Luna 25 would land in 2014.

[Cat Not Included]

Despite being a 'recent' article, this seems a tad out of date, given that it says Luna 25 would land in 2014.

 

I see 2024...

[raven]

Despite being a 'recent' article, this seems a tad out of date, given that it says Luna 25 would land in 2014.

 

I see 2024...

That is F-ing* weird, as I read 2014. I went back several times, and I read 2014.
Maybe I'll pull a Neil Baker and claim your version was 'hidden in cyberspace' until now.
*Fluffing, of course.

[bknight]

Despite being a 'recent' article, this seems a tad out of date, given that it says Luna 25 would land in 2014.

 

I see 2024...

That is F-ing* weird, as I read 2014. I went back several times, and I read 2014.
Maybe I'll pull a Neil Baker and claim your version was 'hidden in cyberspace' until now.
*Fluffing, of course.

Because you didn't agitate for the document until this year.

[Cat Not Included]

That is F-ing* weird, as I read 2014. I went back several times, and I read 2014.
Maybe I'll pull a Neil Baker and claim your version was 'hidden in cyberspace' until now.
*Fluffing, of course.

Obviously, they went and edited it after you pointed that out. :p

[raven]

Despite being a 'recent' article, this seems a tad out of date, given that it says Luna 25 would land in 2014.

 

I see 2024...

Because you didn't agitate for the document until this year.

Obviously, they went and edited it after you pointed that out. :p

But of course!

[Luke Pemberton]

Reading the article, it describes Lunar bases, so possibly it would involve landing humans to stay on the Moon for a longer period than the Apollo astronauts.

[Luke Pemberton]

Despite being a 'recent' article, this seems a tad out of date, given that it says Luna 25 would land in 2014.

Have you tested the fan in your computer in a high vacuum to test that it is working?

[raven]

Despite being a 'recent' article, this seems a tad out of date, given that it says Luna 25 would land in 2014.

Have you tested the fan in your computer in a high vacuum to test that it is working?

I tried to, but I choked.

[bknight]

Despite being a 'recent' article, this seems a tad out of date, given that it says Luna 25 would land in 2014.

Have you tested the fan in your computer in a high vacuum to test that it is working?

I tried to, but I choked.

Your sublimator is obviously not working, closed the water feed valve and open the O₂ valve allow the sublimator to work, or get back into atmosphere whichever is more convenient.