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The Space Thread
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No thanks. I've seen what happens to bouncy castles on windy days.Only 50k? They're practically giving away trips to near space.
Another company is offering edge-of-space balloon trips, but at just $50,000
The space balloon race is in full effect, as Arizona's World View offers five-day trips 100,000 feet above the Grand Canyon at the bargain price of $50,000.www.cnn.com
Forget about this Shat nonsense:
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Let's talk about a true American hero (and probably a better actor if he ever gave it a shot) HAM!!!
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William Shatner boldly goes where not too many other people have gone before
Captain Kirk is finally a real astronaut.
Let's talk about a true American hero (and probably a better actor if he ever gave it a shot) HAM!!!
A chimp that became a space pioneer
Today marks the 60th anniversary of the first chimpanzee in space. Not a lot of people know that.
I'm glad he got to go!
The first thing he said when they got to space was "There's a Klingon war-bird decloaking off the starboard bow!"
The first thing he said when they got to space was "There's a Klingon war-bird decloaking off the starboard bow!"
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Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
Shatner manages to have 3 torrid love affairs during 10 minute space flight
VAN HORN, TX - Despite being in space for a mere ten minutes, the man who played Captain Kirk in the 1960s version of Star Trek managed to seduce a sexy Klingon, a USS Enterprise psychologist, and a shapeshifter.
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Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
From the article:Were any of them green?
“Men, set your phasers to stunning,” said Shatner staring at a woman clad in green make-up.
I think George gets a bigger hardon busting Shatner's balls than he does for Brad.
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George Takei calls William Shatner an 'unfit guinea pig' in space
Takei, 84, said his former co-star was 'boldly going where other people have gone before,' mocking his phrase as Captain Kirk in Star Trek. Shatner, 90, became the oldest person in space Wednesday.
A trebuchet to freaking space!
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The future of satellite launches? Startup CATAPULTS vehicle into space
California-based start-up SpinLaunch successfully completed a test flight of its prototype suborbital accelerator last month after loading a projectile into it and blasting it to space.
Cool. They should figure out a way to fling poop into space that way.A trebuchet to freaking space!
The future of satellite launches? Startup CATAPULTS vehicle into space
California-based start-up SpinLaunch successfully completed a test flight of its prototype suborbital accelerator last month after loading a projectile into it and blasting it to space.
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Cool. But what could possible go wrong?A trebuchet to freaking space!
The future of satellite launches? Startup CATAPULTS vehicle into space
California-based start-up SpinLaunch successfully completed a test flight of its prototype suborbital accelerator last month after loading a projectile into it and blasting it to space.
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Oh yeah. That.
NASA mission is set to launch and deliberately crash into an asteroid's moon
A NASA spacecraft that will deliberately crash into an asteroid is preparing to launch. The Double Asteroid Redirection Test will lift off at 10:20 p.m. PT on November 23. NASA will test its asteroid deflection technology in September 2022 to see how it impacts the motion of a near-Earth...
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What a fun job that would be.
What do you want to do today?
I don't know........ Send a probe to Mars??????
Nah........ Already been done.....
What about build a giant space telescope?
Nah........ Already been done.....
How about crash a rocket into an asteroid?
Um..... OK......Let's try that if we don't come up with anything else.
What do you want to do today?
I don't know........ Send a probe to Mars??????
Nah........ Already been done.....
What about build a giant space telescope?
Nah........ Already been done.....
How about crash a rocket into an asteroid?
Um..... OK......Let's try that if we don't come up with anything else.
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
Oopsy, we now have moved an asteroid into a earth collision course.NASA mission is set to launch and deliberately crash into an asteroid's moon
A NASA spacecraft that will deliberately crash into an asteroid is preparing to launch. The Double Asteroid Redirection Test will lift off at 10:20 p.m. PT on November 23. NASA will test its asteroid deflection technology in September 2022 to see how it impacts the motion of a near-Earth...