Space Shuttle
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[quote name='teknics' date='Aug 3 2005, 01:23 AM']everyone that says the ship is falling apart because its old.
Its not as old as the Russian ship, which has been running flawlessly for the past 40 YEARS. The last time someone died was in 1976 when three cosmonauts died.
In our program 14 people have died in the past couple of years or some ****.
Hell even china and **** are going into space with less problems.
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The space shuttle is a domestic.
Its not as old as the Russian ship, which has been running flawlessly for the past 40 YEARS. The last time someone died was in 1976 when three cosmonauts died.
In our program 14 people have died in the past couple of years or some ****.
Hell even china and **** are going into space with less problems.
kevin.
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The space shuttle is a domestic.
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[quote name='Dave 88 A.E' date='Aug 3 2005, 06:37 AM']I wouldn't doubt if other trips to space had the same **** wrong with the ship
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in the news cast here in LA they said they have had the lil filler things come loose before.. and the shuttles re-entered with no prob.. but after the other shuttle went down they didnt wanna take any chances..
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in the news cast here in LA they said they have had the lil filler things come loose before.. and the shuttles re-entered with no prob.. but after the other shuttle went down they didnt wanna take any chances..
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[quote name='75 Repu' date='Aug 3 2005, 11:31 PM']in the news cast here in LA they said they have had the lil filler things come loose before.. and the shuttles re-entered with no prob.. but after the other shuttle went down they didnt wanna take any chances..
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hence the guy in the spacesuit with the caulking gun
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hence the guy in the spacesuit with the caulking gun
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Those space shuttles are older than 75% of the people who are posting in this thread with me included. They started the design back in 1970. The first launch was 81. Even the first launch is older than me. I wouldn't be so quick to call it crap
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can i call it a waste of money?
we let sattlites die in orbit and float around as garbage, why do we need to pick the garbage up from the space station?
cant they just kick that **** out the door?
we let sattlites die in orbit and float around as garbage, why do we need to pick the garbage up from the space station?
cant they just kick that **** out the door?
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[quote name='Rob x-7' date='Aug 4 2005, 04:22 PM']can i call it a waste of money?
we let sattlites die in orbit and float around as garbage, why do we need to pick the garbage up from the space station?
cant they just kick that **** out the door?
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We need to pick it up because otherwise it would hit other satalites and then when Britney Spears cell phone didnt work there would be a ****-storm. Space junks trajectorys are tracked by NORAD and there is a ton of it already, we dont need to add more. Satalites are easier to account for than stray bolts doing 500mph.
we let sattlites die in orbit and float around as garbage, why do we need to pick the garbage up from the space station?
cant they just kick that **** out the door?
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We need to pick it up because otherwise it would hit other satalites and then when Britney Spears cell phone didnt work there would be a ****-storm. Space junks trajectorys are tracked by NORAD and there is a ton of it already, we dont need to add more. Satalites are easier to account for than stray bolts doing 500mph.
