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Date: Sat, 01 Feb 2003 09:12:20 -0800
From: James Swayze <>
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Ah ratz~n~fratz, did everyone get a look at my article or should I post it again
in two chunks? It's what I get for being a wordy so~n~so!



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Now on a solemn note I go to mourn our apparently lost astronauts. I say
apparently because I am still at this early morning hour holding out hope that

someone at NASA was smart enough to let the astronauts stay on the space 
station,

but of course they aren't that smart are they? If there was any indication at 
all
that there would likely be trouble, and there most certainly was, they should

have either let the shuttle stay in space and sent another up to pick up the 
crew

or send it down on autopilot leaving the astronauts at the space station. Even 
if
there were not enough oxygen in the space station for them all they could have
certainly adapted something from the shuttle. Where is the ingenuity of Apollo
13? In fact the shuttle need not have even come home at all even on autopilot

because it could have been left there and repaired in space with another 
mission.
Didn't they do a huge space walk repair of the Hubble? Am I missing something?
Doesn't NASA think with common sense?

James
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Cryonics Institute of Michigan Member!
The Immortalist Society Member!
The Society for Venturism Member!

MY WEBSITE: http://www.geocities.com/~davidpascal/swayze/
A FAVORITE quote: Last lines of the first Star Trek the Next Generation movie.
Capt.  Picard: "What we leave behind is not as important as how we've lived,
after all Number One, we're only mortal."
Will Ryker: "Speak for yourself captain, I intend to live forever!"

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