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Well this makes sense. DURP DURP DURRRRP Update: they “fixed” it.

Well this makes sense.

Update: they “fixed” it.

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Yep

Well this makes sense.

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“In this year of the storm, the winners will build windmills and the losers will raise shelters.“
— The Pirate Bay - The galaxy’s most resilient bittorrent site
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“Ah, distinctly I remember it was in the bleak December;
And each separate dying ember wrought its ghost upon the floor.“
— Trochee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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My cousin Barry is a professional.

My cousin Barry is a professional.

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“They’re sending my ass to the bread line.“
— Protestor quoted on the news just now. They are marching through Superbowl Village in downtown Indy, rallying against the union-busting “Right to Work” law that was pushed through the Indiana congress, and just passed the Senate.
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“Gerald Vincent Bull (March 9, 1928 – March 22, 1990) was a Canadian engineer who developed long-range artillery. He moved from project to project in his quest to launch economically a satellite using a huge artillery piece, to which end he designed the Project Babylon “supergun” for the Iraqi government. Bull was assassinated outside his apartment in Brussels, Belgium.“
— Gerald Bull
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“The combustion system heats the hydrogen to 1,430˚C (2,600˚F), which increases the gas pressure by 500%. An operator then opens a valve to allow the hot, pressurized hydrogen into the 1100-meter-long barrel of the gun, where it instantly expands, shooting the projectile out and into space. As soon as the payload has left, an iris at the end of the barrel closes to capture the hydrogen for re-use. Once the projectile is launched, a small rocket engine then boosts the payload into a low-Earth orbit.“
— Space cannon to shoot payloads into orbit (w/ Video)
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You’ll pass through the Kármán line, the official height of space at 100 kilometers / 62 miles altitude where you’ll be weightless for 5–10 minutes, with a view that will simply take your breath away. The beer you’ll drink has been specifically brewed for consumption in space, and is officially certified as space beer. Beer in Space | Space Travel

You’ll pass through the Kármán line, the official height of space at 100 kilometers / 62 miles altitude where you’ll be weightless for 5–10 minutes, with a view that will simply take your breath away.

The beer you’ll drink has been specifically brewed for consumption in space, and is officially certified as space beer.

Beer in Space | Space Travel

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stuffguru: Always a repost

stuffguru:

Always a repost

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