From today’s Washington Post:
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From today’s Washington Post:
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I was watching after the capsule had landed. The effort to get it to the clean room, is mindboggling
I was watching after the capsule had landed. The effort to get it to the clean room, is mindboggling
I find the whole thing mindboggling. The distances and timescale involved are hard to comprehend nevermind the fact it arrived and landed safely more or less on time and exactly where it was expected to.
Here I am still waiting on a letter from the UK posted a couple of months ago!!
The answer, sadly: Argentina.
I find the whole thing mindboggling. The distances and timescale involved are hard to comprehend nevermind the fact it arrived and landed safely more or less on time and exactly where it was expected to.
Here I am still waiting on a letter from the UK posted a couple of months ago!!
Would have been quicker to swim over yourself!
News flash from the Washington Post just now:
“The spacecraft will travel more than 2 billion miles to visit the asteroid 16 Psyche, which is believed to be the remnant core of an ancient planetary body and could be similar to the mostly mysterious core of Earth.“
Could be fascinating!
Its good to know that they're not going to send a probe or even a mission to our earth's core. I can only see a catastrophe happening if they did
Asteroids?
You can get a cream for that nowadays. Just don't keep it in the bathroom next to the toothpaste. DAMHIKT
It's the way you tell 'em bebopalula
Asteroids?
You can get a cream for that nowadays.
You have to have piles of cash to buy them though.