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Informing yes, correcting no. OP is still correct saying greater ocean exploration is needed.  
I also think the UK could contribute to space exploration and that it's not necessary to think a failure should lead to a complete abandonment of a lot of talented people working hard in that area of science.  
But that's just me. Thanks for the previous downvote Far Cry fan.
Other nations already got space covered. Instead do the oceans Britain. There's a ton we could do there a lot to still explore and nobody seems in a hurry to do it. >

did i just read a comment correcting someone about a discussion on britain that the oceans have been being explored for awhile >

Informing yes, correcting no. OP is still correct saying greater ocean exploration is needed.  
I also think the UK could contribute to space exploration and that it's not necessary to think a failure should lead to a complete abandonment of a lot of talented people working hard in that area of science.  
But that's just me. Thanks for the previous downvote Far Cry fan. >

ok u dont get the joke about the british exploring the high seas for almost all of global history prior to modern times
what’s the far cry reference? i only played like five minutes of the first one >

At least they didn't name it with a public opinion poll. >

Well it happens. Every space programme has a number of failed missions. 🤷🏿‍♂️ >

They failed to Brexit orbit, shame...
I'll see myself out >

At least they didn't name it with a public opinion poll. >

Rocky McRocketface? >


Matt Archer, the director of commercial spaceflight at the UK Space Agency, said he was hugely disappointed that the mission had not been successful – but still pleased that the first launch of satellites from Europe had taken place from British soil.

It's almost as if other nations launch their rockets from the equator for a reason... >

Other nations already got space covered. Instead do the oceans Britain. There's a ton we could do there a lot to still explore and nobody seems in a hurry to do it. >

did i just read a comment correcting someone about a discussion on britain that the oceans have been being explored for awhile