Uganda to launch its first space observer

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Uganda will soon launch the first space observer called Cadimella, Capt. Chris Nsamba, the chief executive officer and founder of the African Space Research Program (ASRP), has revealed.

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http://www.newvision.co.ug/news/639792-uganda-to-launch-its-first-space-observer.html

Some monday humour and a current affair all in one.
 
Reminds me of a helicopter I saw in Harare, Zimbabwe, a few years ago.

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Nsamba revealed that the space probe has self-defence, anti-time missile features, which protect it from being hit by missiles destined to destroy it in case it passes in the space of another country.
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LOL. Because it's oh-so-easy to thwart attacks from countries who invest billions into the art of war.
“We shall send a mouse to space. If it comes back alive, it will mean that Uganda is able to send human beings into space.
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This is surely a joke?
 
Hahaha, it did. It managed to fall on its side without getting off the ground
 
grantza said:
Got to love that "helicopter"
African solution ....

Wonder if it ever managed to get off the ground
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That helicopter looks like it weighs a thousand tons LOL this article is epic :D
 
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