What did you see on the web today?

[Beyond]

I just saw NASA's Super Guppy.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/video/wonder/t ... spartandhp

[Ron-Astro Pharmacist]

Well. Sounds like a massive story is about to unravel. Can't wait to see what's in the gravity bucket. With any luck it won't be inversely cubed...

Too late. The cat got out of the bag and on to the trampoline.

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Then the kids cubed...

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and got wave magnitude amplification

[Beyond]

http://www.msn.com/en-us/video/wonder/4 ... spartandhp

[Beyond]

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technolog ... spartandhp

[Fred the Cat]

Chappy is quite a blast!

[Beyond]

http://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical ... spartandhp

[bystander]

Why No One Under 20 Has Experienced a Day Without NASA at Mars
NASA | JPL-Caltech | Mars Exploration | 2017 Jun 22

[c][youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXZa8cmab1g[/youtube]NASA at Mars: 20 years of 24/7 exploration [/c][hr][/hr]

As the Mars Pathfinder spacecraft approached its destination on July 4, 1997, no NASA mission had successfully reached the Red Planet in more than 20 years.

Even the mission team anxiously awaiting confirmation that the spacecraft survived its innovative, bouncy landing could not anticipate the magnitude of the pivot about to shape the Space Age.

In the 20 years since Pathfinder's touchdown, eight other NASA landers and orbiters have arrived successfully, and not a day has passed without the United States having at least one active robot on Mars or in orbit around Mars.

The momentum propelled by Pathfinder's success is still growing. Five NASA robots and three from other nations are currently examining Mars. The two decades since Pathfinder's landing have taken us about halfway from the first Mars rover to the first astronaut bootprint on Mars, proposed for the 2030s.

"Pathfinder initiated two decades of continuous Mars exploration bringing us to the threshold of sample return and the possibility of humans on the first planet beyond Earth," said Michael Meyer, lead scientist for NASA's Mars Exploration Program at the agency's headquarters in Washington. ...

[Fred the Cat]

Sigh! Just a wave function. His Nobel Prize the year I was born.

[Ann]

Sigh! Just a wave function. His Nobel Prize the year I was born.

I was going to ask you if you are 135 years old, Fred. But I can see now that you are a mere 63. Going on 64.

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Ann

[Liam77]

A palace in Cannes built in a lunar-style Cosmic trends

[Liam77]

I wondered if all houses in Cannes look like that but they don't

https://tranio.com/france/provence-alpe ... ur/cannes/