It got off the ground but not much farther than that no
Still looked amazing though
Still looked amazing though
inane little opines
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looks like burnezzz
Super Mario opened.
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its like they're all wearing ghostbusters uniforms
I was worried I wouldn't get to see it... but at work we ended up watching it in the computer room with a bunch of the smaller kids. They might not have known what was going on, but I certainly did. I'd only seen one in person when I saw the launch of the last complete mission of the shuttle Columbia (Feb. 2002). I was in Disney World (which is somewhat far away from Cape Canaveral) but seeing it shoot up into the sky was one of the most amazing sights I think I've ever seen.
I'm glad I got to see it go up. Was worried I wouldn't be able to. I think I was happier and more excited than some of the kids in my group.
I'm glad I got to see it go up. Was worried I wouldn't be able to. I think I was happier and more excited than some of the kids in my group.
these guys are the nation's smartest and they're still using MS Word's 'Chiller' font? come on, save it for halloween posters, at least!
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could have least made it helvetica
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it does look a bit unprofessional
you mean Papyrus?
still an overused piece of crap font
still an overused piece of crap font
I'm sure they'll get right on your suggestions... right after they finish developing humanity's next heavy lift rocket.
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There is an app for that. The android version just came out yesterday.. pretty sure there was already an official iPhone app.Poseidon wrote:
I was worried I wouldn't get to see it... but at work we ended up watching it in the computer room with a bunch of the smaller kids. They might not have known what was going on, but I certainly did. I'd only seen one in person when I saw the launch of the last complete mission of the shuttle Columbia (Feb. 2002). I was in Disney World (which is somewhat far away from Cape Canaveral) but seeing it shoot up into the sky was one of the most amazing sights I think I've ever seen.
I'm glad I got to see it go up. Was worried I wouldn't be able to. I think I was happier and more excited than some of the kids in my group.
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owned ^Kmar wrote:
I'm sure they'll get right on your suggestions... right after they finish developing humanity's next heavy lift rocket.
The white room people don't get out much. They lock them up in quarantine before a launch also. Papyrus might be the last font they were exposed to.
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I know, but my cell phone was in my friend's car as we're not supposed to have them on us during work. I'm glad the directors at the camp realized what a significant event it was and wanted to show the kids the launch as well. I saw it was 11:15 and we all dashed towards the computer room. Everyone kept asking me all these space related questions, it was pretty funny.Kmar wrote:
There is an app for that. The android version just came out yesterday.. pretty sure there was already an official iPhone app.Poseidon wrote:
I was worried I wouldn't get to see it... but at work we ended up watching it in the computer room with a bunch of the smaller kids. They might not have known what was going on, but I certainly did. I'd only seen one in person when I saw the launch of the last complete mission of the shuttle Columbia (Feb. 2002). I was in Disney World (which is somewhat far away from Cape Canaveral) but seeing it shoot up into the sky was one of the most amazing sights I think I've ever seen.
I'm glad I got to see it go up. Was worried I wouldn't be able to. I think I was happier and more excited than some of the kids in my group.
Very bittersweet.
The best launches were the night launches. Night to day.. it's like an instant sunrise ascending into the heavens at 7 miles per second.
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stupid question but...get any pics by chance?
Not of this one. Too cloudy from this coast of fl.
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dang
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Hence my problem with killing it. They should all ready have the next big thing in place. Hell, maybe they do and just haven't told us yet.Kmar wrote:
I'm sure they'll get right on your suggestions... right after they finish developing humanity's next heavy lift rocket.
I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.
Nasa has and always will be a victim of politics. That fact is typically rooted in ignorance.
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I found out that they only launched four this time because if they have to rescue the Astronauts in orbit they couldnt do it with another shuttle. They would have to do it with a Soyuz capsule one Astronauts at a time. Naturally they dont want to do that seven times.
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I know fucking karate