masterapple04 said:Now all we need to do is go to the moon again... 😎
masterapple04 said:OK, I'll change that:
Now all we need to do is go to Mars... 😎
Therein lies the real issue though; human error... something that we'll probably never be rid of because even if everything is mechanized/robotic-- ultimately, humans made those, too.emw said:I hope we can get to the point where this type of travel isn't so fraught with potential problems.
Are you following me? 😱 😀devilot76 said:Therein lies the real issue though; human error... something that we'll probably never be rid of because even if everything is mechanized/robotic-- ultimately, humans made those, too.
Hey! Not my fault... 🙁 I go throught the "new posts" link and I go down the pages starting w/ page one... I guess we find the same threads to be interesting. I know, it's creepy anyway. 😱emw said:Are you following me? 😱 😀
Mr. Anderson said:Ha, one flight in the shuttle and now we're thinking its going to help us get to Mars?
[OT]I'm just teasing, you know - it was just humorous that you replied right after me on three different threads 😛 [/OT]devilot76 said:Hey! Not my fault... 🙁 I go throught the "new posts" link and I go down the pages starting w/ page one... I guess we find the same threads to be interesting. I know, it's creepy anyway. 😱
Engineers' options for when the Shuttle can drop out of its orbit and re-enter the Earth's atmosphere aren't quite as arbitrary as, say, your options for what time to head out to the grocery store for more Cheetos. (About thirteen years ago, when I was in the midst of Astrodynamics coursework and still knew a little about Aerospace Engineering, I probably could have explained it to you.)ham_man said:Glad to see that the Shuttle made it in safely and all the crew are alright, but shouldn't they maybe be doing this landing during the, well, I don't know, daylight hours? 😕
ham_man said:Glad to see that the Shuttle made it in safely and all the crew are alright, but shouldn't they maybe be doing this landing during the, well, I don't know, daylight hours? 😕
Seriously?! That's crazy! I heard you can see the Luxor light from the moon-- hehe, then it would make sense that the runway lights were brighter, huh? 😛krimson said:The xenon spotlights they used on the runway put the Luxor light to shame. 🙂
Not for much longer. Robots with the ability to redesign themselves and new robots are on the way 😉devilot76 said:Therein lies the real issue though; human error... something that we'll probably never be rid of because even if everything is mechanized/robotic-- ultimately, humans made those, too.
*snort* HAH! That's hillarious... not for much longer... 😉 That's why we're all so obsessed w/ a "silly" mouse update, huh? 😛Counterfit said:Not for much longer. Robots with the ability to redesign themselves and new robots are on the way 😉
njmac said:Just found this (somewhat related, but not really 😉): Link to the speach that Nixon was to give to the country if the moon mission failed. Pretty creepy.