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"Today an Indian spacecraft reached the orbit of Mars.
Not only did India succeed on their first attempt,
they did it on a very modest budget —
$74 million for the mission. Which happens to be, truly,
$26 million less than it cost to make the movie 'Gravity.'"
–Jimmy Kimmel
"Congratulations to India.
They were able to keep the mission's costs down
by outsourcing all of the work to themselves.
And who knows, if it keeps going, in a few years,
maybe we'll have the first call center on Mars."
–Jimmy Kimmel
Not only did India succeed on their first attempt,
they did it on a very modest budget —
$74 million for the mission. Which happens to be, truly,
$26 million less than it cost to make the movie 'Gravity.'"
–Jimmy Kimmel
"Congratulations to India.
They were able to keep the mission's costs down
by outsourcing all of the work to themselves.
And who knows, if it keeps going, in a few years,
maybe we'll have the first call center on Mars."
–Jimmy Kimmel
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