Outer Space has a Smell
repapetilto writes "ISS Science Officer Don Pettit reports in his journal that outer space gives off a smell best described as "a rather pleasant sweet metallic sensation." Kind of odd considering smell is supposed to be due to volatilized chemical compounds."
Too bad the vacuum of space will suck that smell right out of your nose.
Professor Farnsworth already proved it with the Smell-O-Scope.
Well, thanks to the Internet, I'm now bored with sex.
Don Pettit: The guy from whom Prof Farnsworth stole the plans to the smelloscope.
I am officially gone from
So does this mean the Professor's smelloscope could one day be a reality? Gee, I'd hate to small Uranus.
Professor Hubert Farnsworth: I'm afraid the Smelloscope can't locate Bender. His fragrance is too mild. It's being overwhelmed by local sources.
[Everyone looks at Zoidberg]
Dr. Zoidberg: Hooray! Now I'm the center of attention.
"I only speak the truth"
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...the inner space. Now that smells really weird!
It will soon be renamed Urectum.
"I only speak the truth"
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The outer rim of Uranus also has a smell. It's described variously as a musky, pungent, zesty enterprise, with a splash of sulfur, that causes dizziness and nausea.
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If there's tiny molecules of ozone floating around in orbit of the earth, I'm certain that would be scientifically interesting.
Indeed. I'm sure scientists would be astounded to discover that there is a "layer" around the Earth comprised of "ozone".
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Donald 'Duck' Dunn: We had a band powerful enough to turn goat piss into gasoline.
"The Sweet Smell of Space" sounds like something Heinlein would have written.
This space available.
Ozone... around the Earth?
You mean like some kind of... layer?
(Yes, I know, I know. Couldn't help it.
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"Oh my God, it smells like stars!"
"But this one goes to 11!"
Sir, I take my hat off to you.
At the bottom of the
Perhaps he was implying that the OP's brain was more empty than the vastness of space
which is totally what she said
Kirk: "How close will we come to the closest Klingon outpost if we continue on our present course."
Chekov: "One parsec sir. Close enough to smell them."
Spock: "That is illogical, ensign. Oders cannot travel through the vacuum of space."
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which is totally what she said
That would suck ass.
Don't get so butt hurt over it. Oh yeah, I went there
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Thanks for the advice. I'll pick up a can of compressed air next time I'm out (and help get rid of that pesky atmospheric ozone in the process!).
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