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At the end of the lecture, a little old lady at
the back of the room got up and said: "What you have told us is rubbish.
The world is really a flat plate supported on the back of a giant
tortoise."
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No,no,no. The world is supported by four elephants which in turn are on the back of a turtle hurtling through space.(Terry Pratchett's
Disk World series) That much is obvious.
As it was said in the forum, getting people into space is the hard part. That much is true. After reading many science fiction books such as "Orbit" by John J. Nance and others, very specific math and science is required to correctly launch rockets into orbit. Have you ever been to Huntsville Alabama? Where they had the first NASA center? they have a bunch of rocket stages (I forget from what flight) and they are huge.
Why would the government spend so much money on NOT sending someone to the moon, when the same amount of money could be used to send someone to the moon. The government would spend less money if they weren't sending someone to the moon. The actors would be Barbie's wrapped in tin foil :-P
And the crosshairs missing? Ever play a First Person Shooter? Every gamer knows that your crosshairs will merge with the scenery sometimes. And thats especially true if the crosshairs are nothing more than a piece of plastic like paper placed over the camera lens.
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