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Edit: aaand, I just noticed this post is from 2012. Oops. Well, hello from the future, I guess! ;-)

Oh, I'm totally looking this up! I love the actor who plays the main character. Can't remember his name - the Irish dude from Moon Boy.

RobertCop... as a bonus, here's Specialman too:

I was wondering that about titanium, we used it in aircraft and cars, it would be fine I would think, its very strong and light. My wedding band is made from a leftover scrap of it!

I'd say they look fine! Lots of kilometres left in them.

I'm confused... They look a little scratched and dusty, but I don't really see any dents or punctures.

isn't arguing with a woman the same as having it recorded?

Next you'll tell me that guy they set on fire with the Snowbine was a stuntman.

The author of the article is mistaken. Actually, none of the cameras shown here are high definition cameras. We looked at these camera views frame by frame every flight since the cameras started flying. Others here at JSC have made montages of these launch views set to music. -D.Bretz, Image Science and Analysis

William Ware Theiss... master of the costumes that the actresses almost always seem to be on the verge of falling out of. :D

Came to make the same comment. Glad you were able to post a picture.

She was married to Richard Bach of "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" Fame. I believe " A Bridge Across Forever " was their courtship. It's a great story .. but it didn't last.

What the hell? How could you miss what is considered to be the sexiest Star Trek costume, ever? I'm speaking, of course, of Leslie Parrish's pink chiffon number in "Who Mourns for Adonis?" Just look at it! The only thing holding the top half up is the weight of the cape over the shoulder. O.O

I don't see how anybody takes this seriously. Cancer is a disease of the genome. Over thousands of replications in trillions of cells mistakes occur - mutations. The vast majority are either benign or not compatible with the cells survival and are harmless. Most of the remaining mutations are destroyed by the