Russian Space Authorities Determine Cause of Failed Mars Probe: America

lols poor Russia can't get anything right

In the late evenings of night, Grunt work on Probos-Grunt probe and it was stole premature from it's own construction. The idiot envious Chinese took the Probos-Grunt from the garage of "GRUNT" and made it their own. But the idiot Chinese stole something that was not finished and they in their on minds could not complete or even create\invent. It is expected result that it meets it fiery event, ha HA HA as my dear Grunt tells the story.

The Chinese is a land of Hackers, thief’s and copy cats and their power of inventions is a lost history; they are weak........

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I have been investigating the seeder side of the Internet and checking out Conspiracy theories and the possibility of Ancient Alien interaction with humans...very interesting stuff. If you understand that only a hand full of people are in total control of the monetary system (Rothschild and Rockefeller, etc.) You begin to get a picture of the current political system. The Rockefeller's helped funded and start the United Nations..the land the UN building is on is owned by Rockefeller. The idea and intricate workings of the Freemasons and the incursion of possible Illuminati interactions is another front to be dealt with. Some of these people don't want to see other powers get access to space.
Current Black Operations that are occurring at Area 51 and possible Anti-Gravitic activity. There is a possibility that those who are in Power are actively trying to thwart further advancement into space
Look into: the TR-3B, the documentary movie called Thrive, the Orion Conspiracy website (http://www.theorionconspiracy.com/)
Look into the website called: AlienScientist (http://www.alienscientist.com/)
Look into sites that talk about Ancient Aliens and related to the Mayans

What I'm saying is that there is a possibility that there is a covert US involvement.

I believe there have been at least 29 Mars missions that Russia has taken and ALL have failed....what is going on with that. All it takes is changing a few lines of software code and that code can translate into Engines misfiring or not firing at all, orbital paths that are off by a few degrees that results in Burn Up on entry to Mars Atmosphere...etc. It just takes one person that is covertly inserted into the workforce and is tasked to make a slight change in something

I remember doing a school project a few years back, where I had to list all the moon, Mars, etc landers and orbiters. Russia has a VERY bad history, and that's just the stuff that's been declassified by the Russian government.

wow, this puts my tag bellow in a sad light...

to mars or bust!

"I remember doing a school project a few years back, where I had to list all the moon, Mars, etc landers and orbiters. Russia has a VERY bad history,"

ummm duh!!! this was the 17th out 17th failed mission to mars from Russia.

lets not forget the 4 nuclear reactors that they tried to launch into space that ALL failed to reach orbit, and one spilled low levels of radiation over 1/3 of Canada.

it is curious that their joint missions, and manned missions have not failed since the fall of the USSR but the majority of their solo (or non EU or NA) projects and non manned missions seem to fail the majority of the time. but then again, when was the last time you bought a Russian car, TV, or even a toaster. They have never ever ever had a decent track record with ANY technology ever! in this case I think its the easy obvious answer. They build $$$$ products.

AND WAY OFF topic, but yeah. I think the ENGLISH Nazis need to shut the $$$$ up. who cares. it is the internet. and I agree with most people. we work all day long. I am AN ENGLISH TEACHER for $$$$s sake! the LAST thing I want to do when I am on popsci is complain about english or take the time to type or proofread. its the INTERNET!!! fast messy and 99% full of %%%% so WHO CARES???

I would not be surprised at all if the Americans are behind this. It's a fact that they always meddle where they should not.

What would be the point of interfering with an interplanetary exploration probe? They could just as easily have accused the Chinese of hacking it, but what would be the motivation? Only if it wasn't really a scientific probe but some kind of spy device or weapon in disguise, but how likely is that?

I've said it when the first article came out. A full investigation needs to be done and those guilty if there are any should be punished. Otherwise, they need to re-think their Q/A processes and Continual Service Improvement strategies... cuz comeone learn from your mistakes goshdarnit russia..for Yuri plz

Well then no problem Russia. By all means, please launch it from our launchpad. In fact, as a show of good faith we should give them a little money and a free launch with our help. A great way to silence the critics and what do we have to fear from Russian space race?

The only way we would have HAARPooned it is, if it posed a threat to our national security. As long as it didnt contain any spyware (pun intended) or some new technology that threatened other sattelites, then we wouldnt have tampered with it.

I am also a little perplexed by the fact that Russia doesnt have enough sattelites, friends with sattelites, to maintain at least partial line of site on the other side of the globe. Perhaps we could give them a little extra coverage and bounce them a signal all the way across. They should be able to see their failures in real-time. If they fail, that is.

It just seems like the decent thing to do is all. Someone drops their groceries you stop and help pick them up. Right? Unless that was a weapon or spy-sat. In all reality though, the US wouldnt want to start an "orbit war". I don't think they would risk that with Russia. I think everyones paranoia about stuxnet is starting to paint America as a possible reason for every failure of something that has software on it.

Not only that but take a look at Russias own government. Rougue government factions could easily be responsible for this. If I was trying to set a world stage against my more powerful enemy, I would need to use his power to my advantage. Fear is such and advantage. "America has cyber weapons and is using them to rule the world! Look! Look! They shot down our sattelite. Look they messed up our centrofuges and bypassed all of our security measures." Don't think that people arent freaked out by Stux.

There are many possibilities here. This is quite a political article to say the least. This has less to do with science and more with its greatest adversary..."Politics". No one here can definitivly say we did this or not. We probably would be pissed to know its true though. But then again there is probably so much we dont know. My main "alarm" is exactly the timeline in which they tried to launch this thing. "Expiration dates were up"...really? Russia was quickly trying to get something up in space. Solar storms a comin and all...or maybe something else but def not expiration dates. So, who knows why. One thing for sure is that if Russia "knew" that we did it then we would have been called out publicy and formally.

Also, all these weird attempts to assasinate Arab diplomats by Iran and all. Just all a little funny smelling. America will do well to help itself to disarm these fears. Help pick up the groceries.

"Do not try and bend the spoon. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realize the truth. There is no spoon."

NASA and another space agency (either JAXA or the ESA; I forget which one), had experiments on this spacecraft. What benefit would it be to the U.S. to sabotage a mission they had a significant part in. Of course we know NASA is not the Defense Department (we sure as hell know NASA doesn't get the same funding as the DOD does). I won't call it one way or another, but it's 2012. This 1950s rhetoric seems a little bit old and out of place. If you want to look to sabotage, why don't we look at the obvious fact: over the past three to four years, the People's Republic of China has been either speculated as or caught "Red" handed being behind the hacking exploits and theat of electronic information from dozens to hundreds of private and government firms in the U.S. and several European countries. The world's #2 Economy is phishing for some paths towards industrial expansion to knock off #1, and/or position themselves to greatly influence East Asia in the attempts of being in a position to call a few shots in it's global interest at the world table.

What if the truth was that there IS some form of life on Mars and no one wants the public to know about it? So there are some global entities doing what they can to prevent that leak.
Just sayin....

Playing Devil's Advocate since 1978

"The only constant in the universe is change"
-Heraclitus of Ephesus 535 BC - 475 BC

Anything is possible but wouldnt we see a lot more missions going to Mars if that were true?

Heres one...maybe the US knew about an upcoming clatyclismic event, in the next 10 years, and needed to create some super compound or "arch". Instead of just coming out with it and instilling panic, they use a giant ploy like the "credit lending scandal" to hide and launder a giant sums of money, for these things, to secretly fund saving a small percent of the government and population. ? It would be beautiful since it would allow other governments to have a trickle down effect to hide their developments too. Boy what a smokescreen huh?

I mean, if we gonna go there lets just go all the way there. 7 billion and counting. Government does not want to be in the business of population control. Possible "giant" flares coming around and all.

Sorry, its almost 70 in January where I am at. Thats not normal in recorded history for where I live.

"Do not try and bend the spoon. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realize the truth. There is no spoon."

@Inaka_Rob: Off topic I know, but if you're an English teacher than I'm a three-wheeled teapot aquarium housing a hyper-intelligent breed of Neptunian lung fish.

Travelling the internet with "fast and messy" English is like travelling the highway with fast and messy driving. Sure, you may get somewhere faster but along the way your polluting more, and possibly causing accidents (in this sense misunderstandings based on poor diction and grammar). I can understand a bit of exasperation, but someone who claims to be an English teacher completely disregarding the tenets of the language simply because they are on the internet is beyond belief.

Now back on topic, I wonder if this will produce any kind of diplomatic strain between the US and Russia. Russia may not be a technological or manufacturing power-house, but they do have plenty of resources.

i am always a bit skeptical when someone brags about what they are or have accomplished while blogging on the internet, I AM NOT A DOCTOR, just thought i would clear that up, cheers

Im the worst offender of bad grammar, bad spelling and poor use of punctuation like semicolons. I think semicolons are rediculous in the english language anyways. I do love commas though! My point, however, is usually gotten and no mention of my poor grammar. Perhaps people are more forgiving if you have good points. In any case, make good points. Communication is more about recieving/sending information. I might argue -why should I spellcheck when I know your brain is so perfectly good at it? Just seems like extra work on my part honestly. Its redundant too since your already doing it. Im probably saving you from alzheimers too with the brain excersize. The truth is, you do spellcheck it when you read. You identify the errors and you derive the intended meaning regardless. So, critique as you may and truly dislike it even but, you are doing it anyways unless you just don't read it...Hows my driving?

:D

"Do not try and bend the spoon. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realize the truth. There is no spoon."

In the end, calling someone out on bad grammar (unless its illegible...unlegible?) is like pointing out an elephant in the road. Everyone sees it and everyone knows its there. Telling the elephant that its in the road does nothing. Just go around it. In the end youll be happier and not just right. In this particluar case happyness is more important. Lets leave the grammar to the journalists. Strong ideas trump symantics in these chats.

"Do not try and bend the spoon. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realize the truth. There is no spoon."

@Fallacy: Those Neptunian lung fish can't be all that hyper-intelligent.
You should have written: "if you're an English teacher then (not than) I'm a three-wheeled teapot"
and: "but along the way you're (not your) polluting more"

On topic: If the Russians have built an interplanetary probe that could be affected by something like HAARP, it probably wasn't ever going to make it as far as Mars anyway.

@Fallacy

I concur with this sentiment. Just because 90% of the people using the internet do not check their spelling and grammar (in any language for that matter), doesn't mean you should follow suit. The computer/text language of lower-case abbreviations and acronyms is illogically not uniform as some of the phrases share similar lettering with different meaning (example: g2g; good to go and got to go). The translation of the phrases are based on the writer. Most character meanings are shared and thus universal (example: lol) but as a whole it is not an effective means of communication (I know, a bit off topic from bad grammar, but the meaning still applies). For us English speakers, the most effective communication in writing comes from the grammatical principles we learned whilst children in 'Grammar School' (i.e. Elementary; which is the concept; not the likes of 'rocket science').

@drchuck1

The internet is a place where people try to use anonymity to their advantage. I am not a Jaffa. I just play one on TV.

@D13

MAN, THAT'S FROM THAT MOVIE 2012!!

@Code Zero

To play your devil's advocate and poke holes in your theory, wouldn't the idea of extra-terrestrial life on Mars be the motivation behind multiple failed missions on the side of the U.S. as well as the Russians. NASA doesn't have much in terms of Red Planet exploratory failure. Overall, NASA has been nothing but successful in exploring the red planet, to a point where they consider the concept of flying a plane there (go figure). The idea would be to keep telemetry from coming back to Earth, revealing the secrets that they don't want you to know. "A government is only a body of people usually and notably ungoverned."

I thought Apollo 18 was a decent movie too.

Yes sir. Except they didnt use the credit crisis as a giant money laundering scheme that hid the money to the develop the archs. Aha! See? Its slightly different. Also, its 2012! Yw.

"Do not try and bend the spoon. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realize the truth. There is no spoon."

@NOM: I never said I am an English teacher. I'm not bothered by people pointing out my mistakes either, it's only a shame that I can't edit the comment to correct them now.

Every governement in the world with sattelite technology wants to be watching the sun right now. Period. China would certainly have smelled ET on Mars. They and the US would have so much crap in space right now it would be silly. If they did find it then its probaly rock-moss that craps royal purple jelly, or something.

The Sun is the main event of the next 2 years. Hubble was retrofitted with infrared detectors to look at what? The sun. Russia, China, everyone will need to have eyes on it. Two new observatories were put on the south pole to observe other slight angles of, most likely, the Sun, so their rumored reasons for being are. In any case, we arent spending nearly as much money on space exploration as we have been on new sattelites and telescope/observatory upgrades to watch the sun. Follow the money. Most sats are doomed in the event of a big flare anyways. Sattelite communication will be the first to go. Your cellphones will stop working just before the flashover, most likely. So when your cell goes by-by, time to dive into your local meat locker and suck on a few ribcicles until the flashover is done. If it doesnt turn into an oven. In which case, if your still alive in 30 minutes just slatherem with sauce.

"Do not try and bend the spoon. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realize the truth. There is no spoon."

@Fallacy: I was just being facetious. I completely agree with your points about spelling and grammar.

An edit function would be handy. I've often noticed mistakes in my posts just after they were posted.

Back on topic: I think the Russians are correct to be paranoid about interference with spacecraft. But I'd be more concerned about hackers doing it as a joke or to extort money.

I miss Grunt.

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Well now, if we can legitimize playing the old 'blame game' from one direction, maybe it can be reversed?

Apollo 1
Challenger
Columbia
Numerous US failures going to Mars

Okee dokee, let's blame the Russians! The Russians not only tried to sabotage the Apollo moon program by destroying the prototype capsule, they killed 3 of our astronauts. Then there is the shuttle program and 14 more 'nauts who have died because the Russians were angry that their own shuttle, Buran, wasn't going along nearly as well.

That brings us full circle because some seem to be saying that the US is attempting to undermine the very same Russians that we are also now dependent upon for a ride to the ISS... or anywhere else in space.

It's just too much politics and it is undoubtedly trendy to bash America right now.

Pop culture on PopSci. What a mix, lol.

@D13: If the 2012 movie scenario becomes imminent, then you'd see me running towards the top of the nearest skyscraper so I could watch it while holding a bag of popcorn and shaking my fist against the sun.

Dont worry Vidar, if 2012 scenario becomes imminent, the skyscraper will come to you. You wont have time to climb it.

"Do not try and bend the spoon. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realize the truth. There is no spoon."

I think a better explanation for why it didn't work is that Russians built it. If your rocket is so delicate that any stray radar waves can scramble its systems then something is very seriously wrong with your engineering department.

I once read a novel, 'Storming Intrepid' I beleive the title was [sorry for speaking like Yoda], in which a secret cabal of Soviet officials were sabotaging their own space program to provoke an international incident with the US. This might be a case of something similar happening, given the current problems their government is having.

BA_Gilbert,

You may be right. Things to fear about the U.S. that would fuel a world wide panic and a reason to make stories that would instill fear and blame about the U.S:

Suxnet, Quantum Computing, Invisbility, Autonomous Drones.

If I were the rest of the world, those 4 things would absoluteley freak me out. I would not want my enemy perfecting these technologies. I would not want my enemy even working on them. The thought of having autonomous armies would definitely drive the possible use of Nukes, not because of the Mass Destruction effects of killing humans, but because the EMP from a Nuke could effectively take out an army of robots. Funny how our most powerful weapons for humans are also the most powerful against machines. Setting off a Nuke in the atmosphere would produce a very nasty EMP.

So, there it is. Humans scorched the sky because they were using Nukes for EMPs to destroy technology and overload infrastructure.

You have to admit, the US with all its tech is a good excuse for almost anything. You dont need to have proof when you know the other side is capable. You assume its happening. Like they are assuming now. I love America. I love the world too though. America needs to do more to diasarm the fears. That fear is a powerful weapon against us.

No sinlge army in the world could defeat us. It would take the combined powers of many countries to do it "maybe". Thats the logic behind using fear. Make enough people scared and paranoid and they will join together to try and overcome it. We don't want that. Everyone loses, no matter who wins.

"Do not try and bend the spoon. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realize the truth. There is no spoon."

It is wholly understandable that Russia would blame the U.S. rather than China. Just think of accountability. We allow our nation to be held accountable for some things, but China does not. Which means that Russia would have to FORCE accountability on China. Really a much more safe thing to blame the U.S.; isn't it, Mr. Medvedev?

@jilight27

This about this for a second. Say you are a head government official... and you have access to Area 51. Heck, let's say you're running, i don't know, a future stealth helicopter program that is in it's final stages. You don't want people to know what is really happening. You send up a fleet of these prototype stealth helicopters with specially installed landing lights on the bottom of the fuselage. You fly in formation over a particular city in Arizona, and all of a sudden, the next day, everyone thinks they saw a giant UFO that had 5 bright lights mysteriously in the same formation your helos were in. I think conspiracy theories are what is blinding people from the truth. What is better than to sit and watch people beat themselves up trying to find something you know doesn't exist. I would purposely set up "UFO" sightings using advanced technology that is being tested, and let the people run free with the idea aliens have visited Earth, traveled millions of light years, yet we managed to capture them, when we ourselves haven't even left the solar system. Really? Really? that's pathetic. Anything intelligent enough to get here isn't gonna be taken down by our technology.