You've just described every day of my life.
The Space Thread
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IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
I'm not sold on the bringing stuff back at all. Look at what happened in 2019 when somebody in China ate a bat they hadn't encountered before. And the bat was on this planet.
It should come as a shock to absolutely no one that NASA scientists are binary nerds.
www.dailymail.co.uk
NASA fans spot hidden binary message on Perseverance's parachute
The code was written into the lining of the parachute, made from a custom material crafted in Devon, and kept under wraps until it was deployed on February 18.
Another cool one:
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Astrophotographer captures stunning photo of the ISS over the moon
Astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy captured the image of the station, which is orbiting 250 miles above the Earth, from a roadside in Sacramento, California at about 10:44 GMT on Monday.
Ironically, that was taken right before it came crashing down in a Denver suburb.Another cool one:
Astrophotographer captures stunning photo of the ISS over the moon
Astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy captured the image of the station, which is orbiting 250 miles above the Earth, from a roadside in Sacramento, California at about 10:44 GMT on Monday.
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SpaceX Mars prototype rocket nails landing for the first time, but explodes on pad
A SpaceX rocket prototype, known as SN10, soared over South Texas during test flight Wednesday before swooping down to a pinpoint landing near its launch site. Approximately three minutes after landing, however, multiple independent video feeds showed the rocket exploding on its landing pad.
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IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
LOLSpaceX Mars prototype rocket nails landing for the first time, but explodes on pad
A SpaceX rocket prototype, known as SN10, soared over South Texas during test flight Wednesday before swooping down to a pinpoint landing near its launch site. Approximately three minutes after landing, however, multiple independent video feeds showed the rocket exploding on its landing pad.
SpaceX Mars prototype rocket nails landing for the first time, but explodes on pad
A SpaceX rocket prototype, known as SN10, soared over South Texas during test flight Wednesday before swooping down to a pinpoint landing near its launch site. Approximately three minutes after landing, however, multiple independent video feeds showed the rocket exploding on its landing pad.
That headline sounds like it's describing the first time I got laid.
Colliding black holes sound like something kinky you and Wolfie do.
It's the male version of scissoring.
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
Must be a super secret video that they are afraid the Canadians will see.