JasonSix78
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Bummer on the no-go, I was excited about watching the launch. Maybe they decided to cure cancer instead.
-Jason
-Jason
Well, maybe if they didn't waste $330M and all that time on the deep impact project...this launch would've been on time? :evil:
Spending $330M less would not prevent a sensor from failing. :roll:
Would your car break down less if you didn't buy that new computer gear?
Would your car break down less if you didn't buy that new computer gear?
it's not just the $330M, we're talking about all those man hours wasted on the deep impact project...
they could've used all the time to double, or tripple check all the sensors. Heck, they could've checked it 20 times by now, which I'm sure would've allowed them to launch on time today.
they could've used all the time to double, or tripple check all the sensors. Heck, they could've checked it 20 times by now, which I'm sure would've allowed them to launch on time today.
You've got to be kidding me. Please stop spreading misinformation.
Supporting one program doesn't mean that everyone has to leave the other program for the time being. The scientists were not taken away from the Shuttle just to work on Deep Impact. Besides, the people that are wrenching on the Shuttles installing sensors are not the same ones sitting in a control room analysing data from Deep Impact.
ugh, looks like I got flamed while I wasn't looking :|
HEEEELLP!! Pluto is on a collision course with earth. Quick man the space shuttle. We will live life anew on mars :roll:
True, I don't keep a tally of everything the space program has done for us. I swear, if I tried to learn everything, my head would explode. And so would yours.
sentence 1: did I say we could? Did I even imply it? :|
sentence 2: Thanks buddy.
sentence 3: You're way overinterpreting what I said. Take it at face value, and stop trying to read the hidden implications, cuz there ain't any.
sentence 4: ...
ok im dun. me ovibously so stoopid so me going to act like samrt person and go to bed.
Originally posted by: So
Originally posted by: TWills
Originally posted by: So
You both need to check your sarcasm meters....
(seriously though...TWills, how could you HATE space shuttle launches? I mean, I can see not caring, but hate :confused
Man, so much money paying for rocket fuel instead of curing cancer or something. oh well.
Lord, because there are no activities justified other than curing cancer.
Hey! You just bought a new LCD/TV/CAR/HOME...that's money that COULD have gone to a better cause!
I'd say there are a lot bigger wastes of money around than a program that could lead to the exploration of the universe and perhaps saving all of humanity from things like killer asteroids.
HEEEELLP!! Pluto is on a collision course with earth. Quick man the space shuttle. We will live life anew on mars :roll:
True, I don't keep a tally of everything the space program has done for us. I swear, if I tried to learn everything, my head would explode. And so would yours.
sentence 1: did I say we could? Did I even imply it? :|
sentence 2: Thanks buddy.
sentence 3: You're way overinterpreting what I said. Take it at face value, and stop trying to read the hidden implications, cuz there ain't any.
sentence 4: ...
ok im dun. me ovibously so stoopid so me going to act like samrt person and go to bed.
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