OMG OLD


I did a project on it for Space Biology.

12/3/2007 7:26:00 PM

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"fake as hell"

12/3/2007 7:26:41 PM

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12/3/2007 7:28:44 PM

jew chipmunk?

12/3/2007 7:29:55 PM

12/3/2007 7:31:09 PM

[old] story is from 2000

12/3/2007 7:31:29 PM

jesus

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"Origins: You'd think that after Pierre Salinger's embarrassing claim of having found "proof" that TWA Flight 800 was shot down by a missile (and even without Salinger's example) people would know better by now than to pull "documents" off the Internet and offer them as "discoveries" of some hitherto concealed "secret." Anyone who's been around the virtual block knows: * Just because you find something printed in a book or a newspaper doesn't mean it's true, and items published on the Internet are even more likely to be spurious. * If you found it on the Internet, then it's likely at least a few thousand other people "discovered" it before you did. * The lifespan of a "secret" on the Internet is shorter than a "Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire" marriage. The alleged NASA "sex in space" documents were a spoof that started making the rounds of the Internet over ten years ago, well before most people knew there was an Internet. Now another Pierre has been had: Pierre Kohler, a French astronomer and scientific writer who is apparently new to this game, has offered parts of this spoof almost verbatim in his new book The Final Mission as a "confidential NASA report" that demonstrates NASA had (or at least planned to have) space shuttle astronauts engage in sex in space as part of a routine of scientific experiments in 1996. Oops. Part of the standard debunking of this gag way back when was that the shuttle mission cited, STS-75, hadn't taken place yet. (Shuttle mission numbers were still in the 30s range back in 1990.) Citing this study as real is even more embarrassing now, because shuttle mission STS-75 had an all-male crew. (Not that there's anything wrong with that . . .) Perhaps an additional rule that should be added to the list above is: * If you get duped by something on the Internet, just admit it and move along. It probably won't be the last time, and the sooner you get it over with, the better. More advice too late for M. Kohler, it appears, who's maintaining that "it could be a hoax, but [that's] a remote possibility" and that he had "more reasons to believe that it's true," one of the "more reasons" apparently being that he "verified" the document with a "sexologist." Okie-dokie. We trust you'll fix this all up in the paperback edition, Pierre. "

12/3/2007 7:32:45 PM

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" "mechanical assistance""

12/3/2007 7:33:16 PM

Single and no children.

12/3/2007 7:49:48 PM

This is sooooooooo wasteful.


All they had to do was watch emmanuelle in space.

12/3/2007 7:50:39 PM

where can I volunteer as a guinea pig?

12/3/2007 7:51:35 PM

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"Is this a woman?"

the flag patch on his shoulder would indicate Japanese. No way in hell Japanese are sending women into space.

12/3/2007 8:05:46 PM

>.<

trolling

12/3/2007 8:34:25 PM