Satellite Debris Forces ISS Crew Into Rescue Craft
Muad'Dave writes "CNN is reporting that the crew of the International Space Station was forced to take refuge from a possible collision of the ISS with a piece of space debris Thursday. From the article: 'Floating debris from a satellite forced the crew of the international space station to retreat to a safety capsule Thursday, according to a NASA news release. .. The debris was too close for the space station to move out of the way, so the station's three crew members were temporarily evacuated to a the station's Soyuz TMA-13 capsule, NASA said.'" Update: 03/12 18:42 GMT by T : The original story incorrectly said the ISS had 18 crew members. Luckily for the three in the Soyuz, that was a mistake.
This is just another reason to invest in laser defenses. Preferably sharks with fricken' lasers on their heads.
18 crew memebers? Are they shooting a Girls Gone Wild video up there or something?
WTF? Are they hauling them back from Jupiter now?
If you don't know what AltaVista is (was), get off my lawn.
Bigot! Someday we will rise up against our . . . uh, oh, never mind. Human here. Not an escaped replicant.
.... slashdope editors were hit in the head with falling space debris today, further complicating their inability to detect sloppy facts.
This has not impacted their availability and readers are cautioned to continue questioning anything masquerading as fact.
Just say who ever pays the biggest portion gets to put weapons in space~
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This report was clearly fabricated to conceal the fact that it was actually the size and shape of an astronaut's tool bag...