viadagem!

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Instead we have the ISS (tiny tin cans strung together), and the wimpy but outrageously expensive Shuttle (ya`know the Saturn V could have put the entire ISS into orbit with only about 4 or 5 launches?) which is going to be retired in about three years and replaced with 'The Stick' (which, as currently designed can't even get itself into orbit) and 'The Stack', which will be almost as powerful as the Saturn V but at a ten times the cost. So sad.

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Saw this on TV when I was a kid. I just KNEW that by the time 2000 rolled around we'd have an even more awesome space station in orbit, a base on the moon and manned expeditions to Mars, the moons of Jupiter and some of the juicier-looking asteroids.

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great! superb station, much more better then Saljut,Mir...the interior looks like from the Space Odyssey

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the actual space station is very small compared to this monster... congratulations to our ancesters :-)

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Just an awesome station :)

MightySaturn5 (2 meses atrás) Exibir Ocultar Marcado como spam

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so much larger then anything before or since

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nasa-hoaxes.blogspot (dot) com = TRUTH
Wikipedia = Illuminati lies

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Thanks big bear. Wikipedia knows everything.

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Wikipedia says: 16:37 UTC 11 July 1979. Earth reentry footprint was a narrow band (approx. 4° wide) beginning at about 48° S 87° E and ending at about 12° S 144° E, an area covering portions of the Indian Ocean and Western Australia. Debris was found between Esperance, Western Australia, and Rawlinna, Western Australia, 31--34°S, 122--126°E.

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Does anyone know the location of where skylab crashed in Australia?