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This is getting awesome |
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(05/06/09 4:47 PM) |
I never realized the space station was this big. Just think how many Martins you could buy for what that cost !! I wonder if anyone ever took a guitar up
there ? Guess his playing would just be out of this world.
Http://I.usatoday.net/tech/graphics/iss_timeline/flash.htm You can lead a horse to water but a pencil has to be lead. |
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(05/07/09 2:58 AM) |
Cool 'flash', thanks for the link!
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(05/07/09 10:40 AM) |
That is getting large, I wonder when the HAL get's installed?
~Matt
06 OM-28V, 00 Martin/Humphrey C-1R(Humphreyfied!), 83 Alvarez-Yairi DY-41 |
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(05/07/09 11:44 AM) |
Cool link. All it needs now is a McDonald's drive through and a zero-G Putt-Putt.
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(05/07/09 1:55 PM) |
Michael . e E
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(05/07/09 5:44 PM) |
Cool. Very cool.
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(05/08/09 1:27 PM) |
Very interesting but not nearly as complicated as putting together a gas grill!!
You think they have a few left-over parts like I do every time I put something together? I still have a left-over flux capacitor and I have no idea what it goes to? Sole resident of The Island of Misfit Players Three Chords and a Wish
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(05/08/09 2:16 PM) |
I wanna ask a contrary questions: What is the point of building the ISS bigger and bigger, besides being a money dump? Are we learning anything that
isn't already known?
"If everyone in the world could get together and agree on just one thing, there would be a big fight over who thought up the idea".
"It seems to me, if we all spent a lot less time trying to figure out what's wrong with the world and more time trying to figure our what's right with the world- -we'd probably have a lot more free time on our hands". |
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(05/08/09 2:48 PM) |
Well it seems some say that it would take generations travelling at the speed of light to reach any planets that could even possibly support life. That being
said, I also have no idea of if what they are finding out there is worth the $$$ spent.
Also it always amazes me that if UFO's are real, why an intelligent species like that would travel all that distance to just land at some hog farm in Arkansas ? You think they would at least want to take in some sights, take the kids to Disneyland , see Niagra Falls or where ever. You can lead a horse to water but a pencil has to be lead. |
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(05/08/09 3:00 PM) |
"Very interesting but not nearly as complicated as putting together a gas
grill!!"
"Are we learning anything that isn't already known?"
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(05/08/09 4:07 PM) |
The human body is not well suited to long trips in space. One of the major goals of the space station is to figure out how the human body can survive a trip
to say Mars. Now some might question why we should go to Mars, but man has that unquenchable thirst to explore. I'm sure many said the same thing to
Columbus.
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