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NASA's $3.3 billion Cassini probe completed a seven-year, 2.2-billion mile voyage tonight, firing its main engine for a nerve-wracking 96 minutes to successfully brake into orbit around the ringed planet Saturn.
Originally posted by djerwulfe
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Are you saying that becasue the probe didn't follow a perfectly straight linear path from Earth to Saturn, that it's a lie? Why choose that particular lie? How did they arrive at these fictitious values?
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Originally posted by Big-Brain
The same thing has happened to NASA's frauds. Hey, big scientists, our planet runs at 108,000 km/h. You must consider earth velocity in your calculations.
Originally posted by MrPenny
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Write stuff like that and wonder why the thread title has been edited. Sheesh.
This entire thread has been "obtused" by Big-Brain.
Originally posted by Big-Brain
Hey, search in your smart brain, tell me why I am wrong.
Originally posted by apex
Originally posted by Big-Brain
Hey, search in your smart brain, tell me why I am wrong.
Because I would bet actual money that you haven't actually seen the calculations in the first place. So your claims are not valid since you haven't seen them to now what was in or not in them.
China has set out its plans for further space missions, hours after its second manned spaceflight ended successfully.
An official said the next mission would take place in 2007, and would include a space walk. He also said a female astronaut could possibly be onboard.
The Shenzhou VI spacecraft arrived safely back on Earth late on Sunday, after five days in orbit.
The two astronauts touched down in Inner Mongolia, and were then flown to Beijing to face a rapturous reception.
China is only the third country to successfully put a man into space, after Russia and the US.