MoonLancer
The Moon is a reflection of the MorningStar
Its only going to get older. And since you have no evidence. its off to mythology 101.
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Its only going to get older. And since you have no evidence. its off to mythology 101.Well, keep trying, will you?
You've got a lot more accuracy to go.
It's my opinion you believe in something you know isn't true.Ya -- and NASA said 'go for throttle-up' -- what's your point?
Well, keep trying, will you?
You've got a lot more accuracy to go.
It's my opinion you believe in something you know isn't true.
This is more to the point.It's my opinon they believe in something because they're afraid to find out if it's true or not.
Suit yourself.so you have a picture of a hamster ball. congratulations.
I can't argue that.Not everyone who works at nasa are scientists. If they were this would never have happend
I've already given an example of something that suddenly got a lot younger [on paper] -- the universe.Its only going to get older.
and have yet to provide the source. ;pI've already given an example of something that suddenly got a lot younger [on paper] -- the universe.
Im not sure. But the scientists and engineers knew the fault in the shuttle. It was administration that ignored science.I can't argue that.
They would have everything tied up in peer review, and would still be arguing what NASA should be called, eh?
Suit yourself.
It's your misunderstanding -- not mine.
And what 'fault' was that?But the scientists and engineers knew the fault in the shuttle.
You guys for not praying hard enough.And what 'fault' was that?
Hmmm ... no comment.You guys for not praying hard enough.
you can read about it here. Really do you research. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_Challenger_disasterAnd what 'fault' was that?
you can read about it here. Really do you research. Space Shuttle Challenger disaster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Administration failed to address known problems in the O-ring ignoring engineers and scientists.
If anything this is a perfect example of what happens when people ignore science and think they know better.
Administration put those O-rings on the shuttle, did they?Administration failed to address known problems in the O-ring ignoring engineers and scientists.
Im not sure. I would need to have the actual blueprint. Many times administrations will go for cheaper then needed material, against the wishes of those who know better.Administration put those O-rings on the shuttle, did they?
(I'm talking about on-paper here -- you know -- blueprints?)
Nope -- I'm not putting my eternal future in the hands of a minority who see planets where there are no planets, and listen for things out in space to answer their calls.Next time listen to the scientists.
Nope -- I'm not putting my eternal future in the hands of a minority who see planets where there are no planets, and listen for things out in space to answer their calls.
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