I think you are on to something.
Here are a couple more examples.
Another hiccup... With all this spinning, orbiting and moving, as the sun also moves through space...Yet.... the constellations have not changed in over 6000 years.
I did some checking yesterday ... and there happen to be plenty of people in the US with the same names. Obviously, there are more instances of the more common names.
Silly you indeed. As I explained, no magic involved. The equipment is of high quality and has a fairly well-known lifetime from extensive testing. It is replaced or repaired as and when necessary. As far as I know, machining of parts exposed to vacuum is all ground-based.
The astronauts do the maintenance. Seals can last a long time before replacement, you don't seem to understand that its not the absolute pressure a seal cares about but the differential pressure across it. 15 psi or so is not very much pressure difference to seal anything.
There is a grounding system on the ISS, do you understand electricity and what a ground is? Replacing components may be hard but they do it.
These are designed not to break, crack etc. when exposed to these conditions. These are not as extreme conditions as you want to believe. I was on a sub, did maintenance on a sub, the hatch seals never needed replacement the 4 years I was on it. These had to seal with over 400 psi differential pressure, the kind of pressure the ISS does not have to deal with. The reactor pumps have seals that are exposed to 480 F temps and 2000 psi differential pressures.
Some of these people have been confirmed to live at the same time the challenger blew up. How do you explain that. This sullies their memories by calling them liars without sufficient evidence.
You are making the claim it is up to you to figure that out.Judith Reznik - Judith Reznik
Sharon ("Christa") McAuliffe - Sharon McAuliffe
Now what are the chances, what are they mate? Come on champ, come on tiger, crunch the numbers, do tell.
