Tuesday, January 6, 2026

 


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  1. What a machine, after launch and space chores. gliding in for a landing, only getting one shot, had to be pretty darn exciting.

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  2. ...and the original designers used slide rules to assist in their calculations.

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    1. And a protractor. My wife's step dad has a framed set. He helped with propulsion on the 1st trip

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  3. It's in low earth orbit... it shows how thin our atmosphere actually is... and gravity is thin as well.... the world is thin and held together by a graceful God

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    1. It's been said that our atmosphere is like the mist on the skin on an onion.

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    2. Gravity strength is nearly the same at Shuttle altitude as it is in your backyard. That zero gravity crap is just an illusion. They are in freefall.

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    3. Unclezip - and a lot of places on earth smell worse than that.

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    4. That's interesting stelmo..thanks for that... my point was, life is precious and fragile... Trust God

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  4. Amazing Machine! The Lakes in the Background are Bielersee and Murtensee (near Bern, Switzerland). Looks so close...

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  5. Let's go Space Truckin'

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