/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15425644
>record
>save for
What did he mean by this?

So how did they manage to fly off the fucking moon with this little shitter and make it back to Earth alive?

>>14675592
How do we hide that we just embezzled a boat load of money and then literally tried to pass off some tin foil grade school project as a fucking telescope...

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

This ship can withstand:
>a 500 degree C temperature variation;
>Radiation described by NASA to be like a belt of nuclear bombs (Van Allen Belt);
>and the insane pressure of a perfect vaccum.

?????????????

>>8978497
>what goes up Must come --

>>7015894
>>7015900
if you think you're making a point, please post more apollo pictures. i fully believe they reveal the hoax, once you look at them carefully. just look at this picture. spend more than just a couple minutes. soak in every detail. really look at each part individually. what are you looking at?

>>5301885
I really can't tell anymore where trolling ends and stupid starts.

>>4131636
>>4131627
The last three times the people of /sci/ came to the conclusion that since typos and carelessness about capitalization are so common here, using Luna and Sol in abovementioned instances would prevent confusion, especially in the more heated threads.

It was also decided that arguing about nomenclature to the exclusion of the topic was silly, as long as everyone knew what the names indicated, and thus, such silly arguing should be avoided and people should stay on-topic.

>>3619030
I like the one OA uses: A.T, After Tranquility

Starts from the time a human first time touched another celestial body in Mare Tranquillitatis.

By that reckoning, this is year 42 A.T.

>3065709

>>2582363

I already know the stars are dim, but it still slightly looks as though the ground comes to a sudden end.

Here's a better example.

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