Pakistan Minister on Science and technology Fawad Chaudhry has asserted that its country would send its first astronaut into space by 2022 using a Chinese rocket. Fawad is the same guy who was trolled earlier for spelling ‘Satellite’ as ‘Sattelite’.
Pak minister misspells ‘Satellite’ as ‘Sattelite’
After Chandrayaan 3 Lander ‘Vikram’ lost its contact just 2 km away from attempting a soft landing on the Lunar Orbit. Chaudhry, whose eyes were all glued in his TV, was watching Indias’s lunar mission very closely. As soon as ISRO lost its contact with the lander the Pak minister jumped off his seat and tweeted on his phone trolling India on its failure. However, while twitting he was in such a hurry that he misspelled ‘Satellite’ as ‘Sattelite’.
His tweet read, “Modi g is giving Bhashan on Sattelite communication as he is an astronaut and not politician, Lok Sabha should ask him QS on wasting 900 crore Rs of a poor nation.”
Modi g is giving Bhashan on Sattelite communication as he is actually an astronaut and not politician, Lok Sabha shld ask him QS on wasting 900 crore Rs of a poor nation… https://t.co/48u0t6KatM
— Ch Fawad Hussain (@fawadchaudhry) September 6, 2019
Soon after this tweet social media spotted his mistake and trolled the minister for his blunder. Some Pakistani users also stepped forward to educate Chaudhry for his mistake.
Pak’s next astronaut mission
After a week now the same minister has informed that his country will send their first astronaut to space by 2022 with the help of its close ally China. He has also said that the selection process will kick start in the year 2020 and initially 50 individuals will be selected. However, out of the selected candidates, 25 will be cut short by 2022 for the further training process. And out of them only one would be sent to space.
Chaudhry said its all-time ally China would collaborate with Pakistan in its space mission and the Pakistan Air Force would play an important role in the selection process of the astronaut.
Twitter reactions
Ok so what they will do is to request a Chinese astronaut to accept Pak citizenship as a special case so when he goes to space they would just their claim of sending a paki to space. ?
— m.s (@exbombaysapper) September 17, 2019
Why wait till 2022. If Pak gives some more territory to China, they may oblige to send one sooner. Or may be, they will loan an chinese astronaut to be called as Pak astronaut.
— Parthasarathy S (@sarathy_1963) September 16, 2019
Rare click of Pak astronauts on their very first Space mission with #NASA ???????? pic.twitter.com/NBExo3Nl74
— ar.vi (@Air007007) September 8, 2019
U kafirs sent just rover to moon while we have sent man on moon. Pak becomes second country to have their astronaut on moon. pic.twitter.com/hZfjjBb6L2
— Googly? (@Dubaki_) September 8, 2019
Pakistan sending its first rocket into the space ? pic.twitter.com/JoaVLxLH41
— Dhanush love (@Itz_Dpd) September 10, 2019
First learn how to make rocket-engine and space-craft. Then try sending it with a some scientific purpose justifying the right priority; not just to show-off or any fancy. https://t.co/EUYwib8oSY
— Muhammad Imran (@MhdImran05) September 12, 2019
And the first astronaut will be Hafiz Sayeed.
— Diwakar Jha (@iamDiwakar16) September 17, 2019
Pakistan will be the first country to send a terrorist on moon ???
— Xee (@ZeeshanAskari) September 16, 2019
Like this #Pakistan will send their astronaut ??@fawadchaudhry #FawadChaudhary #Pakistani pic.twitter.com/Echy48xkED
— S H A R A D V Y A S (@FilmmakerSHARAD) September 16, 2019
Gadhe pe
— MR.KUMAR (@MRKUMAR57491132) September 16, 2019
