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What do you think about Deep Impact/space exploration?
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    Viking 17:48 07-04-2005
    After yet another succesfull space exploration misson I wondered what the Org felt about Deep Impact and maybe space exploration as a whole.

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    Big_John 17:54 07-04-2005
    anyone wondering what deep impact is can check the jpl site:
    http://deepimpact.jpl.nasa.gov/home/index.html

    i think it's cool.. i like space stuff.

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    Taffy_is_a_Taff 17:54 07-04-2005
    I'm all for it.

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    InsaneApache 19:07 07-04-2005
    Is it a porn movie?

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    Kanamori 21:01 07-04-2005
    I get giddy when I think about all the calculations to determine trajectories and intercept in space...

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    ShadesPanther 22:05 07-04-2005
    I thought Deep Impact was an ok Film. Tea Leoni was good though











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    Navaros 22:16 07-04-2005
    space program is a total waste of money. utterly pointless.

    better to give that money to the poor instead.

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    RabidGibbon 22:34 07-04-2005
    I think space exploration is cool, and to be encouraged. I don't know who it was that said "prosperous societies explore and exploring societies prosper." but it sounds about right to my uneducated ears.

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    kiwitt 22:52 07-04-2005
    Originally Posted by Navaros:
    space program is a total waste of money. utterly pointless.

    better to give that money to the poor instead.
    When you compare what is spent on "Space Programs" and what is spent on Military budgets, I believe we should support our exploration. I don't even think it equals 1% of the World Military budgets.

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    Xiahou 23:42 07-04-2005
    Originally Posted by ShadesPanther:
    I thought Deep Impact was an ok Film. Tea Leoni was good though
    Tea Leoni??? Good??? Are you nuts?

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    Big_John 23:52 07-04-2005
    Originally Posted by Xiahou:
    Tea Leoni??? Good??? Are you nuts?
    maybe he wasn't referring to her acting.

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    bmolsson 00:36 07-05-2005
    It's exciting, but to be honest it's also a waste of money....

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    Alexander the Pretty Good 00:42 07-05-2005
    Personally, I think NASA should be militarized AND privatized - what can't be used to subdue other nations should left to corporations to exploit for billions of dollars.

    Well, maybe not put that way, but effectively, yes that's what I think.

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    JAG 00:53 07-05-2005
    Originally Posted by :
    Personally, I think NASA should be militarized AND privatized - what can't be used to subdue other nations should left to corporations to exploit for billions of dollars.

    Well, maybe not put that way, but effectively, yes that's what I think.
    Great! Soon we can send coca cola into outta space!!!

    As to the exploration, yeh, seems all good to me as long as the US keeps paying for it.

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    Alexander the Pretty Good 00:57 07-05-2005
    Originally Posted by :
    Great! Soon we can send coca cola into outta space!!!
    Pretty much.

    Originally Posted by :
    As to the exploration, yeh, seems all good to me as long as the US keeps paying for it.
    And you wonder why an American taxpayer is disgruntled by it all.



    Militarize space now! While the Chinese aren't in it.

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    Steppe Merc 01:03 07-05-2005
    While space exploration is a noble goal, and is a better use of money than expolsives, bombs, and fancy planes, they money could be used for better purposes. But since it wouldn't be used for it any time soon, I'm not going to have a heart attack or anything...

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    Ronin 01:17 07-05-2005
    i´m all for it...


    on the other hand i find it kinda funny that after a couple of failed attempts to "land" probes in mars the scientists came up with a new aproach "we´ll just slam into it!"

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    PanzerJaeger 02:56 07-05-2005
    The only space programs I support are Star Wars(or whatever President Bush calls it these days) and the exploration of relatively close planets that we could actually hope to gain anything from.

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    Samurai Waki 03:00 07-05-2005
    I think its cool, just one more of many steps until that moment when Humanity leaves this dreadful rock.

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    Lemur 18:41 07-05-2005
    I don't know if this belongs in the Stupid Lawyers Ticks thread or this one, but here you go: scientist sues NASA over deep impact for "moral sufferings." Yikes. I'd rather set her loose with a bear and a shark.

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    Blodrast 18:49 07-05-2005
    Originally Posted by InsaneApache:
    Is it a porn movie?
    first thing that came to my mind, too - "Whoa, they made a sequel to Deep Throat ?!"

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    Ronin 18:55 07-05-2005
    Originally Posted by Lemurmania:
    I don't know if this belongs in the Stupid Lawyers Ticks thread or this one, but here you go: scientist sues NASA over deep impact for "moral sufferings." Yikes. I'd rather set her loose with a bear and a shark.
    i posted about that in the frontroom

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    discovery1 20:01 07-05-2005
    Top Ten Deep Impact images if your interested. I though the caption on #4 amusing:

    Originally Posted by :
    “We don’t have an absolute on the temperature map, but you can see that the sunward region is the hottest part,” A’Hearn said. “This will be important to try and understand.”


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    Viking 19:07 07-06-2005
    Originally Posted by discovery1:
    Top Ten Deep Impact images if your interested. I though the caption on #4 amusing:
    Originally Posted by :
    “We don’t have an absolute on the temperature map, but you can see that the sunward region is the hottest part,” A’Hearn said. “This will be important to try and understand.”


    I wonder if he sent his logic into space as well.
    And cool that I`m not the only one that have visited Space.com.

    Originally Posted by JAG:
    As to the exploration, yeh, seems all good to me as long as the US keeps paying for it.
    Comet mission next up is Rosetta in 2014, led by the European Space Agency.
    Then that`s not that great anymore when your tax money is being used?

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