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Old December 13th 05, 09:14 PM posted to sci.astro.amateur
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Default A Consequence of Improper Science Lessons

Worldwide embarassment...

Or... how you can fool anyone into believing anything. This in from
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http://www.channel4.com/entertainmen...out/index.html

Science: Reality TV "Astronauts" Lift Off
Posted by CmdrTaco on 2005-12-13 10:40
from the where-do-you-find-people-this-stupid dept.
[ Television ] RJG writes "In the latest reality show on British TV,
three British "space tourists" last night succesfully blasted off on a
five day mission and are currently orbiting the earth 200 miles up. Or
so they think. And to forestall the first question. They aren't
experiencing weightlessness due to a combination of being in a low
orbit (rather than outer space where the weightlessness is) and a few
under-floor gravity generators."
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