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bayonetbrant

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Barthheart

Marilu Henner = Hot!

And what has manned space flight accomplished in the last 43 years? nada..... :P

mirth

Quote from: bayonetbrant on July 20, 2012, 09:09:59 AM
Oh yeah, and some guy named "Neil" kicked some rocks around out on the moon.

Did you snopes that? Looks like some internet hoax to me.
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I wish the Henner virginity story was the hoax. So hawt.


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kommandant

Quote from: Barthheart on July 20, 2012, 09:13:44 AM
Marilu Henner = Hot!

And what has manned space flight accomplished in the last 43 years? nada..... :P

satellites, telecommunications, increased our knowlage in physics, medicine, biology. Manned space flight will take us into other worlds, the moon, mars, and byond. the 1969 moon landing was a crazy shit tha man did, but in the near future, we will go back, we will build bases there, we will expande into space. The future of mankind can only exist if we go to space, if we colonize other planets. So don't tell me it acompished "nada".

Barthheart

None of your examples involve humans in space.

There hasn't been a human foot on another planet since 1972. That's 40 years ago. Nothing since. That's what I call nada.

Manned space flight has been stalled since. The ISS is a boondogle and of no real value. It won't help us get to Mars or even back to the Moon.

I sincerly hope that the Chinese get to the moon in 10 years like they claim. I also hope they don't stop there, build a base for further colonization of the solar system.

The whole universe is Out There and the human race is stuck on this ball of dirt navel gazing......  :P

mirth

^My navel is pretty fascinating. There's a whole universe in there.
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"you don't look at the mantelpiece when you're poking the fire" - Bawb

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Greybriar

I remember the 20th of July 1969. I was in the army and stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado. A lot of the guys in the barracks were watching television and they motioned me over. On the screen was a guy walking on the moon. I don't believe I will ever forget that moment.

Here's a video of the First Moon Landing 1969.
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kommandant

Quote from: Barthheart on July 20, 2012, 10:21:12 AM
None of your examples involve humans in space.

There hasn't been a human foot on another planet since 1972. That's 40 years ago. Nothing since. That's what I call nada.

Manned space flight has been stalled since. The ISS is a boondogle and of no real value. It won't help us get to Mars or even back to the Moon.

I sincerly hope that the Chinese get to the moon in 10 years like they claim. I also hope they don't stop there, build a base for further colonization of the solar system.

The whole universe is Out There and the human race is stuck on this ball of dirt navel gazing......  :P

If you mean it by that way, then I must agree. america landed on the moon just to make some show off. The problem with space program is that we invest only small money in it, we don't care anylonger with space exploration. The chinese will get to the moon, maybe not in 10 years, but they will, they want to show that they can. Humans will, one day, understand how importat space exploration is, and how important is for us to leave this floting rock, and our solar system, we need to persist as a race, and we will not do it by not going byond the starts.

I should know more over the subject, I agree, I really don't have a good example of the direct inpact in our knowlage because of human space flight in the las 40 years. Maybe something related to medicine and physics, because some experiments need humans to be performed.

kommandant

Quote from: Greybriar on July 20, 2012, 10:29:06 AM
I remember the 20th of July 1969. I was in the army and stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado. A lot of the guys in the barracks were watching television and they motioned me over. On the screen was a guy walking on the moon. I don't believe I will ever forget that moment.

Here's a video of the First Moon Landing 1969.

Am I the only one here that is 21 years old :P

LongBlade

Quote from: kommandant on July 20, 2012, 10:40:14 AM
Quote from: Greybriar on July 20, 2012, 10:29:06 AM
I remember the 20th of July 1969. I was in the army and stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado. A lot of the guys in the barracks were watching television and they motioned me over. On the screen was a guy walking on the moon. I don't believe I will ever forget that moment.

Here's a video of the First Moon Landing 1969.

Am I the only one here that is 21 years old :P

You might be.

Invite some girls. We could use some 21 year old hotties.
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mirth

Quote from: LongBlade on July 20, 2012, 10:41:02 AM

Invite some girls. We could use some 21 year old hotties.

Or any hotties at all.
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"you don't look at the mantelpiece when you're poking the fire" - Bawb

"Can't 'un' until you 'pre', son." - Gus

Greybriar

Quote from: LongBlade on July 20, 2012, 10:41:02 AM

....Invite some girls. We could use some 21 year old hotties.

+1
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Quote from: kommandant on July 20, 2012, 10:40:14 AM
Quote from: Greybriar on July 20, 2012, 10:29:06 AM
I remember the 20th of July 1969. I was in the army and stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado. A lot of the guys in the barracks were watching television and they motioned me over. On the screen was a guy walking on the moon. I don't believe I will ever forget that moment.

Here's a video of the First Moon Landing 1969.

Am I the only one here that is 21 years old :P

:) Probably.

I was 4 when my parents sat me in front of the old B&W TV to watch the first moon landing and said "Pay attention. This is important!"


bayonetbrant

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Quote from: Greybriar on July 20, 2012, 10:29:06 AMI remember the 20th of July 1969. I was in the army and stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado.


Hmmm....  I was...  no wait - my parents were both still in college and hadn't met yet!
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