“due to an “in-flight anomaly”

It looks like the two small lift engines in the wings help with that transition. You can hear their higher pitched “zzzzzzzzzz” over the “rrrrrrrr” of the main engine.

I’d also bet women have a much easier time finding someone willing to have an affair with them, without needing to use an online service.

How does one learn to do this? One of these days I’m going to find out how to blow glass. Can’t let all these years of pseudo-glass-blowing go to waste...

Because all public opinion will turn on them if women are the targets.

I probably just signed up for the first inter-planetary spam in the history of the universe.

I liked the space ramp in heinleins moon is a harsh mistrwss.

This is why we absolutely need to go for a moon base first. It’s WAY closer, much easier to bring supplies to and a great testbed for further planitary expansion. If we can figure out how to keep people alive on the moon for extended periods of time, Mars will be cake.

Future Martian explorer Mark Watney learns some valuable life lessons from the Veteran astronaut Matt Kowalski before his last trip to the ISS.

13 minutes 37 seconds, bruh.

I’d say it dries from the thinnest point faster than where the coats may be thicker, because assuming that job was well done, where there was no apparently visible variable in coverage, then it would only be possible to tell where it’s drying quicker if we had something like an infrared filter and maybe the wall was…

You need to lighten up. The question wasn’t ridiculous or far-fetched. It was an honest suggestion about a not unrealistic scenario. I don’t know what kind of position you’re in that you consider such knowledge as airplane scrapyard manifests to be trivial, but most people don’t just have that sort of information on…

Could it be parts of a trashed 777 that was being hauled somewhere for scrap and fell off the ship?

So - about your SMS problem.
My guess is incorrect SMSC number.
http://simulator.tesco.wdsserve.com/vdevice-tesco/…
should explain how to get to the right setting, and for the US, SMSC numbers are:

Agreed. Having just read Hadfield’s book I must say that NASA should look into keeping the ISS running for as long as possible and stop dreaming about Moon and Mars manned landings, as they are, as you said, largely pointless (when weighing investment vs. scientific reward).

No, rounded rectangle !

coolest thing ever in college was when I took network defense and counter measures when they made me sign a waiver stating that "Yes I do understand that what I am doing is hacking into a system and if I do anything whatsoever that it will be used for prosecution if I do actually do something." My first thought was…

Can't they just make LASIK that costs under $1000 an eye? Pleeeeease