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Yes I have. If there will be footage of all that activity from cameras somewhere on the thing I will watch it.
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Curiosity is going to be so awesome. I can't even comprehend.
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Snufkin wrote:Ok, Ok, ok - who would win in a fight: space OR time? :D

-Snuf ^_-
Spacetime :wink:

Sorry about the late reply
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fujee wrote:Curiosity is going to be so awesome. I can't even comprehend.
First it has to actually achieve a safe landing...

Yes, I still think it's completely crazy, to me there were safer options that were ignored for reasons unknown to me. Mind you, I truly hope this works, it's a great little machine, even if it's name sucks.
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Yeah odds aren't really too promising judging by previous mars attempts to land craft. Generally about 50% successful. Here's hoping !
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Sagan: In order to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.

Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
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fujee wrote:I feel with something as vast and chaotic as the universe - if we are going to be wiped out, its just something we simply cannot stop. The universe is beautifully destructive.
This.

Also:
Valotonin wrote:Celebrate collapse because it will be beautiful x
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Touchdown ! 8)
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RIP Sir Bernard Lovell. You were a pioneer.
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I just watched the international space station fly over :) What view those guys must have from up there.
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I suppose this would be as good a place as anywhere else to express my condolences over the death of Neil Armstrong.
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RIP you pioneer.

The greatest achievement of mankind.
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RIP indeed.

Quite simply, what Neil Armstong did and represents is basically our purpose here x
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A_Northern_Soul wrote:RIP indeed.

Quite simply, what Neil Armstong did and represents is basically our purpose here x
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2012/ ... n-pictures

What an awesome view!

Blows my mind how we can control this rover from millions of miles away.
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fujee wrote:http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2012/ ... n-pictures

What an awesome view!

Blows my mind how we can control this rover from millions of miles away.
I concur.

Did you read that Curiosity will (or has) played the first song from earth on Mars? Out of all the the music they could have chosen they decided to play a song by Will.I.Am :shock: FFS. They obviously want possible life on Mars to hate us.
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vballs wrote:
fujee wrote:http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2012/ ... n-pictures

What an awesome view!

Blows my mind how we can control this rover from millions of miles away.
I concur.

Did you read that Curiosity will (or has) played the first song from earth on Mars? Out of all the the music they could have chosen they decided to play a song by Will.I.Am :shock: FFS. They obviously want possible life on Mars to hate us.
Hahaha that's brilliant. Say goodbye to aliens ever visiting earth after that.
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ahh, would that it were, would that it were..
http://www.nme.com/news/the-beatles/65577
there has been some confusion. this is the first time that the particular song will be played, and its going to be played on mars. its not the first time ANY song is ever going to be played on mars, just the first time a song is going to make its DEBUT on mars. yes.
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Techboy wrote:ahh, would that it were, would that it were..
http://www.nme.com/news/the-beatles/65577
there has been some confusion. this is the first time that the particular song will be played, and its going to be played on mars. its not the first time ANY song is ever going to be played on mars, just the first time a song is going to make its DEBUT on mars. yes.
SAVED :D There is hope.
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