Astronaut Gordon 'Gordo' Cooper, 1927-2004
Grant writes "Leroy Gordon 'Gordo' Cooper, one of America's first seven astronauts, died today in his home at the age of 77. A number of space related sites are carrying the news." Grant points to coverage at SpaceRef.com, Space.com, Nasa Watch, and CNN, writing "His accomplishments will continue to inspire and he will be missed."
Sadly ironic
I think it's more coincidental than ironic, but I could be wrong
The existence and anomalous nature of these craft has been known to anyone who has dared to think outside the box and recognize valid testimony (albeit unusual) for almost 60 years.
It has been testified to by countless (hundreds in fact) military officials and government authorities. The Air Force itself admitted that many craft sighted were not it's own even though they performed extremely complex aeronautical maneuevers. Please go here or here, or here if you would like to do further reading.
In case there is any question, no I am not wearing a tinfoil hat. Yes I am an aerospace engineer.
St Peter: Who is the Best Gatekeeper in the World?
Cooper: I dunno. Who IS the Best Gatekeeper in the World?
St Peter: You're looking at him....
eat shiat and bark at the moon
I agree. If he was killed by a crash of SpaceShip One, that would be ironic. This is just coincidental.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. The story is a dupe, the topic is boring, the facts weren't checked. WE GET IT!!
Also coincidental, the Psycho star Janet Leigh that died today was also 77.
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I agree. If he was killed by a crash of SpaceShip One, that would be ironic. This is just coincidental.
I'll probably burn for this, but that was the funniest thing I've read in awhile....maybe it's just late.
Yeah, the nutcases generally skip the entire military thing and go straight to Secretary of Defense.
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