“I can’t get my head around the fact that we now pay to run on machines that were the harshest form of punishment, short of the death penalty, for about 100 years”
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What did you learn today?
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Link to thread? Who hands out the numbers?They appreciate your humour more than your wisdom.
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It's gonna be a really interesting day in orbit:
2 satellites will narrowly avoid colliding at 32,800 mph over Pittsburgh on Wednesday | Live Science
2 satellites will narrowly avoid colliding at 32,800 mph over Pittsburgh on Wednesday | Live Science
It concerns me that people who put stuff into space aren't liable to clean it up when it doesn't work anymore.It's gonna be a really interesting day in orbit:
2 satellites will narrowly avoid colliding at 32,800 mph over Pittsburgh on Wednesday | Live Science
Yeah, there really need to be concerted efforts made - by all space-faring countries & agencies - to clean things up. This business is out of hand.
And in case anyone missed it, here's the space junk news from just two days ago:
Boeing and DirecTV are scrambling to move a satellite before it explodes
And it's a Boeing bird, no less.
Here's what I learned today:
You know the rolls that you can buy Christmas lights on? You can wrap extension cords around them, and they fit right into 5 gallon buckets for neat storage. No tangles or rolling around the back of a truck or something.
Done figured it out myself, I did.
You know the rolls that you can buy Christmas lights on? You can wrap extension cords around them, and they fit right into 5 gallon buckets for neat storage. No tangles or rolling around the back of a truck or something.
Done figured it out myself, I did.
Yeah, there really need to be concerted efforts made - by all space-faring countries & agencies - to clean things up. This business is out of hand.
And in case anyone missed it, here's the space junk news from just two days ago:
Boeing and DirecTV are scrambling to move a satellite before it explodes
And it's a Boeing bird, no less.
Reading these stories last night into today made me thing of the unconscionable garbage dump the asshats who are “touristy” climbing Mt. Everest have created!
“...In addition to limiting plastic trash, this year’s event will donate leftover food, recover kitchen oil for biofuel, and use energy-efficientlighting, among other green measures....”
they’ve only decided to do this now?...in 2020? Sheesh...
