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Off Topic => General Discussion => Topic started by: Jason Thompson on October 10, 2013, 04:21:28 PM
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Sad news:
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/11/us/scott-carpenter-mercury-astronaut-who-orbited-earth-dies-at-88.html (http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/11/us/scott-carpenter-mercury-astronaut-who-orbited-earth-dies-at-88.html)
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Sad news:
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/11/us/scott-carpenter-mercury-astronaut-who-orbited-earth-dies-at-88.html (http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/11/us/scott-carpenter-mercury-astronaut-who-orbited-earth-dies-at-88.html)
"And then, there was one"
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Yeah. Why did we have to get stuck with that one?
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Yeah. Why did we have to get stuck with that one?
Wot?
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Yeah. Why did we have to get stuck with that one?
Wot?
I think he doesn't like John Glenn?
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I think he doesn't like John Glenn?
Of course! My bad. Posting far to late at night.
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Still seems rather mean spirited, though it is funny (not significant, just funny) that the first in orbit will be the last to finally pass from this Earth.
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Still seems rather mean spirited, though it is funny (not significant, just funny) that the first in orbit will be the last to finally pass from this Earth.
He is also the oldest, at 92, and the only one to fly in Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and STS
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Still seems rather mean spirited, though it is funny (not significant, just funny) that the first in orbit will be the last to finally pass from this Earth.
He is also the oldest, at 92, and the only one to fly in Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and STS
When did John Glenn fly on Apollo and Gemini? ???
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Still seems rather mean spirited, though it is funny (not significant, just funny) that the first in orbit will be the last to finally pass from this Earth.
He is also the oldest, at 92, and the only one to fly in Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and STS
When did John Glenn fly on Apollo and Gemini? ???
Sorry, I had that wrong. I knew what I meant.
He was a member of the only astronaut group that flew on all classes of NASA manned orbital spacecraft of the 20th century—Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, and STS
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Still seems rather mean spirited, though it is funny (not significant, just funny) that the first in orbit will be the last to finally pass from this Earth.
He is also the oldest, at 92, and the only one to fly in Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and STS
When did John Glenn fly on Apollo and Gemini? ???
Sorry, I had that wrong. I knew what I meant.
He was a part of the only astronaut group that had members who flew on Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, and STS
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Sorry, I had that wrong. I knew what I meant.
He was a part of the only astronaut group that had members who flew on Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, and STS
Oh yes, I see. That makes quite a bit more sense, yes. Thank you for clarifying.