Sulaco
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Would love to be wrong, but it's going to crash anyways..
Let us know what crow tastes like, genius.
Would love to be wrong, but it's going to crash anyways..
He said that Obama gutted NASA, which I said was wrong, and wondered where he got that from. You respond with "more like the truth" maybe I just didn't understand what you were trying to say with that. Clearly you agree with what I had said. Seems like you should have responded to him showing that NASA isn't being gutted.
Okay, time to hunt for the old thread about the whole landing process & see who was a doubting Thomas.
The first nuclear powered vehicle to be successfully landed on a distant planet. Nioce.
I am surprised that convoluted landing worked, especially the cable dropping from the hovering part of the craft.
I am surprised that convoluted landing worked, especially the cable dropping from the hovering part of the craft.
Sounds like we sent a Harrier to another planet.
The first nuclear powered vehicle to be successfully landed on a distant planet. Nioce.
Let us know what crow tastes like, genius.
With that out of the way, NASA needs a large budget boost.
Here is another pic.
I would like to thank the genius of the muslims for the great leap forward last night.
If it hadn't been for Barack, Muhammad's winged horse, and the flight from Mecca to Jerusalem, mankind would never have ventured into the skys and beyond.
And thats how things work.
Words cannot adequately describe what an idiot you are.
Words cannot adequately describe what an idiot you are.
Words cannot adequately describe what an idiot you are.
I'm more than happy to taste crow I wanted it to land, but knowing that the Metric system is lost on some nasa engineers ( Mars Climate Orbiter ), I figured this one was more than doomed.
Kudos to Nasa!
Yet they continue to flow from his keyboard reinforcing over and over... so in a way... they do.
Unless I'm mistaken, NASA had the metric system correct. It was Lockheed Martin that didn't use the metric system.
I'm not surprised that the smart folks at JPL had a better idea of what would and would not work than you did.