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f-15 supporting the last shuttle launch

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I like how the shuttle is blasting through the cloud layer. Very cool.
 
That is a very cool shot. Unfortunate that the U.S. is now reliant on the Russians to get people into orbit.
 
That picture is sweet.

However, I shed no tears for the current stoppage in manned space flight to low earth orbit. The ISS is a massive waste of money. In this day and age of UAVs and automation, lets learn what we can about space with robots. Way more cost effective.
 
pourts said:
That picture is sweet.

However, I shed no tears for the current stoppage in manned space flight to low earth orbit. The ISS is a massive waste of money. In this day and age of UAVs and automation, lets learn what we can about space with robots. Way more cost effective.
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You want a robot or James T. Kirk negotiating with aliens?

No bucks, no Buck Rogers.

I do think we need to go to Mars, like yesterday. I want off this rock.

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MasterBates said:
You want a robot or James T. Kirk having sex with aliens?

No bucks, no Buck Rogers.

I do think we need to go to Mars, like yesterday. I want off this rock.

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I haven't watched much Star Trek, but this seemed more accurate from what I remember.
 
True, but I could not find a pic of the hot green chick from the movie to add as the negotiateee

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MasterBates said:
You want a robot or James T. Kirk negotiating with aliens?

No bucks, no Buck Rogers.

I do think we need to go to Mars, like yesterday. I want off this rock.

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I may be very wrong on this but I thought Mars was one of the reasons they cancelled the shuttle program. Or at least that's what they say. I thought the idea was that we got everything we could from the space station and now it is time to set our sights further out.
 
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