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721. 

     DirtyPair
     

     palmtop-tiger said:
     From the Rhine, nine.

     kudichan said:

     It could be from the Maas or the Memel...oh, wait...

     Nope, from Saale and Elster.

     Posted 6 months ago # Quote
722. 

     Dark Mage
     

     ancientalchemist said:
     Also here is the new and improved Pluto.

     

     I wonder if they'll find geysers on Pluto like they did on Triton as in theory they should be similar.

     

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     Posted 6 months ago # Quote
723. 

     overfiend
     

     That's probably smoke from the Mi-go brain cylinder factories.

     Posted 6 months ago # Quote
724. 

     Dark Mage
     

     The Pluto flyby earlier today was a success.
     http://www.space.com/29946-pluto-flyby-success-nasa-new-horizons.html

     Posted 6 months ago # Quote
725. 

     Dark Mage
     

     Some pics from the Pluto flyby.
     What was once seen only as a few blurry pixels is now a world.
     

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     Posted 6 months ago # Quote
726. 

     Palmtop Tsundere
     

     Char said:
     Some pics from the Pluto flyby.
     

     Looks like uranus.

     

     Just as much gas as uranus too.

     Posted 6 months ago # Quote
727. 

     giascle
     

     i think Kepler is a pretty cool guy. eh observes new exoplaents and doesnt afraid of anything.

     Posted 5 months ago # Quote
728. 

     Dark Mage
     

     Kepler may have found a planet that may be the most similar to Earth yet.
     http://www.space.com/30026-earth-twin-kepler-452b-exoplanet-discovery.html

     It's older and larger so may not actually be habitable to life as we know it.

     

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     Posted 5 months ago # Quote
729. 

     giascle
     

     I just posted that, in plain English.

     Posted 5 months ago # Quote
730. 

     Dark Mage
     

     Found this web site where someone combined all the tapes of communications and decent video from the first moon landing and combined them with comments showing who is talking.
     It's almost like watching it as it happened.

     http://www.firstmenonthemoon.com/

     Posted 2 months ago # Quote
731. 

     Dark Mage
     

     Blue Origin's New Shepard vehicle made a successful landing on the 23rd.
     

     Posted 1 month ago # Quote
732. 

     Dark Mage
     

     I forgot to post this .

     Orbital's Cygnus Spacecraft lifted off on it's return to flight and arrived at ISS.

     Posted 1 month ago # Quote
733. 

     Dark Mage
     

     Spacex finally stuck the landing.
     

     Posted 3 weeks ago # Quote
734. 

     Pumpkin Parfait
     

     I just watched the third of the six satellite launches. Char why did you have to post before my bedtime?

     Edit: Saw all six launches, now time for bed.

     Posted 3 weeks ago # Quote
735. 

     pikkamakk
     

     What I would love to have is a sample of a gas cloud for two reasons:
     1, see if aldehydes turned into carbohydrates or they are there from other sources
     2, PAH!

     Posted 3 weeks ago # Quote
736. 

     Dark Mage
     

     Pic of the landed first stage.

     

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