Hmm, about him wanting to get married.. maybe he’s just afraid he’ll meet the same fate as his brother. You never know when you’ll die, so quickly take every opportunity to do the things you like. Plus, at the rate everyone is complaining about how expensive the space trip was, i think he knows he won’t have a second chance to go. So what’s the use of a long space-flightless contract?

BYE!

Put yourself in his shoes (the Angkasawan’s) and i bet you would love to find out for yourself how making teh tarik in space or playing batu seremban (or any other ‘Malaysian’ thing for that matter) in space feels like. And at the same time, you could conclude scientifically what’s actually happening to the teh tarik etc. under zero-gravity and learn something for yourself and every other Malaysian. That doesn’t sound like a waste of time and money to me.

Furthermore, those aren’t the only things he’s doing.. (those are just ‘experiments’ out of curiosity), we’re sending him up to space also to conduct experiments which would help us discover a cure for HIV (something that cannot be done on Earth i suppose). We can’t always be relying on foreign powers to do all the ‘cool’ things, can we? And when they do, we’ll just keep on going about how great those powers are and how sucky are country is in not being able to do similar things.

Malaysia Boleh, only if we allow to. Bye!

Fvck!

They just talk before they think.

I feel the malaysians who made the remark above have succeeded in proving they have no idea what is space research and received the number one award of highest stupidity. It’s ridiculous that they can only think of playing batu seremband and teh tarik. (and they called themselves the selected ones from the country – what a shame).