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Today, 02:04 AM

Noclevername replied to a thread Rejected names and slogans for the US Space Force. in Fun-n-Games

"We'll wipe out the Klingons circling Uranus"

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Today, 02:03 AM

Noclevername replied to a thread Rejected names and slogans for the US Space Force. in Fun-n-Games

Space Force II: The Search For A Point

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Today, 12:38 AM

Noclevername replied to a thread Planet Uranus easy to find on Jan 20th, says NASA in Astronomy

With a mirror?? OK, that was my last joke I swear.

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Yesterday, 10:01 PM

Noclevername replied to a thread Planet Uranus easy to find on Jan 20th, says NASA in Astronomy

Resist it... With both hands.

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Yesterday, 06:04 PM

Noclevername replied to a thread What are you watching? in Small Media at Large

DRAMA! Also, maybe in-universe it's the inverse of Terminator time travel; only non-living things can go back.

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Yesterday, 05:21 PM

Swift replied to a thread The COVID-19 Discussion Thread (OTB) in Off-Topic Babbling

yes

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Yesterday, 04:13 PM

Swift replied to a thread Disease and pandemics thread (because it's science) in Science and Technology

mRNA vaccines did spring out of nothing in the last year, but are built on 30 years of research Harvard.edu wikipedia

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Yesterday, 04:05 PM

Trebuchet replied to a thread Planet Uranus easy to find on Jan 20th, says NASA in Astronomy

I should take a peek this evening if it isn't cloudy. But it almost certainly will be cloudy.

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Yesterday, 04:01 PM

Trebuchet replied to a thread The COVID-19 Discussion Thread (OTB) in Off-Topic Babbling

The vaccine situation here is annoyingly confusing. The state is saying over 65. But our county, whose most important industry is retirement, is...

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Yesterday, 03:55 PM

Trebuchet replied to a thread What are you reading? in Small Media at Large

Vera turned up shortly after I started reading again. And I really got into the book. I almost stayed up past bedtime to finish it, which I'll do...

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Yesterday, 03:35 PM

KaiYeves replied to a thread Here's what we learned about aliens in 2020 in Life in Space

Yes, it’s a slightly clickbait-y headline, “How scientists searched for aliens in 2020” would have been more accurate but still intriguing enough to...

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Yesterday, 03:11 PM

Noclevername replied to a thread Here's what we learned about aliens in 2020 in Life in Space

The premise of the thread is that we learned something about aliens. We have not had any aliens to learn anything about or from, so we have learned...

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Yesterday, 02:32 PM

selvaarchi replied to a thread Reusable Rockets in Space Exploration

China's commercial company iSpace is making progress in reusable launchers. ...

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Yesterday, 02:16 PM

selvaarchi replied to a thread 2020 Year in Review in Space Exploration

"Florida's Space Coast the Number 1 Launch Site in the World in 2020" ...

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Yesterday, 02:12 PM

selvaarchi started a thread ESA's Venus mission - EnVision mission in Space Exploration

ESA's mission is in the highlight as German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum fur Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) have now developed a way of determining...

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Yesterday, 01:59 PM

selvaarchi replied to a thread Number of launches in 2021 in Space Exploration

The 5th launch in January as well as the 5th launch this year is by USA. It was SpaceX 2nd launch this year. ...

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Yesterday, 01:41 PM

selvaarchi started a thread Chang'e 5 orbiter in Space Exploration

Starting a new tread as the Chang'e 5 orbiter has it own mission. http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202101/20/WS60078986a31024ad0baa3c97.html

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Yesterday, 01:37 PM

selvaarchi replied to a thread China's future space plans in Space Exploration

They have now launched Tiantong 1-03 http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202101/20/WS60078d62a31024ad0baa3d05.html

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Yesterday, 10:08 AM

Noclevername replied to a thread The COVID-19 Discussion Thread (OTB) in Off-Topic Babbling

Wow, that's a great policy! My sister works a US federal job, and they actually had to send an inspector over to the house to make sure she has...

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Yesterday, 08:34 AM

selvaarchi replied to a thread Number of launches in 2021 in Space Exploration

The 4th launch in January as well as the 4th launch this year is by New Zealand. ...

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Yesterday, 08:28 AM

selvaarchi replied to a thread Number of launches in 2021 in Space Exploration

The 3rd launch in January as well as the 3rd launch this year is by China. https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/01/china-tiantong-1-long-march-3b/...

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Yesterday, 03:11 AM

selvaarchi replied to a thread China's Chang'e 5 mission in Space Exploration

"China invites netizens to vote on name for Mars rover" Unfortunately they do not provide the link. ...

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Yesterday, 01:13 AM

Noclevername replied to a thread NASA's moon mission - ARTEMIS in Space Exploration

No comment.

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2021-Jan-19, 10:52 PM

PetersCreek replied to a thread Zenos Universe in Against the Mainstream

Thread closed.

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2021-Jan-19, 10:27 PM

Noclevername replied to a thread The COVID-19 Discussion Thread (OTB) in Off-Topic Babbling

Ain't that always the way it seems to go?

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2021-Jan-19, 09:08 PM

Noclevername replied to a thread Reusable Rockets in Space Exploration

Paper cups can be disposable. Baby wipes can be disposable. Toothpicks. Popsicle sticks. (Though even much of what we once habitually threw away is...

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2021-Jan-19, 07:35 PM

Swift replied to a thread East Carib volcanos firing up - La Soufriere in Geology & Planetary Surfaces

Coincidentally, my wife was talking about post-pandemic vacation spots the other day and was talking about St. Vincent. I said we might want to wait...

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2021-Jan-19, 06:35 PM

Trebuchet replied to a thread What are you reading? in Small Media at Large

Having seen Vera on TV a few times, I decided to read one of Anne Cleeves's novels that inspired the series, The Crow Trap. I am nearly 1/3 of the...

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2021-Jan-19, 04:07 PM

Trebuchet replied to a thread SpaceX in Space Exploration

Meanwhile the twin F9 launches are now set for tomorrow and Thursday. Both earlier than I want to get up.

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