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SUMMARY FROM: THE DAILY MAIL

India's spacecraft orbits Mars successfully - and it cost less to send it there than Hollywood spent on making Gravity

• Mars Orbiter cost £45 million ($74 million), three-quarters that of Gravity
• It took 300 days to travel more than 420 million miles (670 million km)
• Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed it 'near impossible' success
• The spacecraft, called Mangalyaan, will now study red planet's surface
• Spacecraft will study Mars for methane, a key chemical for life on Earth
• Data will help scientists better understand how planets and life evolved

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“Methane, a key element for life on Earth”

But the Planeteers are telling us we should be corking cattle.