A Brief History of the Space Station
HyperbolicParabaloid writes "A story about the history of the International Space Station, and its utility or non-utility for space exploration. One interesting insight: after the Challenger explosion it became obvious that we would never refuel a rocket with volatile fuel at a space station because the threat to the station would be so great. And did you know that to accomodate the Russians, the space station is in an orbit that makes it almost useless as a jumping off point to anywhere?"
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to which melody?
Please clean up your mess from the keyboard when you're done.
You jerk.
How do they shit in space? Do they masturbate also or do they live in selibate?
OK. I have a question, that is sort of related, to this space shuttle issue.
What is terminal velocity? I mean, what is the concept?
If I put up a very tall ladder that reached all the way too... ohhh... low earth orbit, and walked up it, then surely I would manage it without ever reaching terminal velocity.
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From the article:
the station has suddenly become a $100 billion dead end.
It's certainly much better than other ~$100 billion dead ends.
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