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Old June 27th 11, 12:58 AM posted to sci.physics,alt.global-warming,sci.astro.amateur
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On Jun 25, 2:35*pm, Sam Wormley wrote:
Blind to the threat
* *http://global-warning.org/main/satellites/

"ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Shortly after liftoff in February 2009, NASA’s
Orbiting Carbon Observatory — or what was left after it re-entered the
atmosphere — crashed into the Pacific Ocean near Antarctica, unable to
reach orbit due to a faulty shield. A $250 million investment had become
scrap metal on the ocean floor.

"If the launch had been successful, OCO would have been the first
satellite dedicated to measuring carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and
tracking emission reduction efforts, offering crucial insight into the
earth’s changing climate. This information is needed not only by
scientists monitoring the environment but also federal officials
struggling to understand rising threats of those climate changes to
national security".

See:http://global-warning.org/main/satellites/


HAAHAHAHHAHHAHAHA GOOD! F------ NASA. First they waste $150 BILLION
that piece of s--- the ISS and now that they have no more Shuttle,
they are desperately trying to justify their existence by going after
global warming, like so many terrified scientists who think they might
actually have to do something practical for a living.
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Old June 27th 11, 01:48 AM posted to sci.physics,alt.global-warming,sci.astro.amateur
Sam Wormley[_2_]
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On 6/26/11 6:58 PM, $27 TRILLION to pay for Kyoto wrote:
On Jun 25, 2:35 pm, Sam wrote:
Blind to the threat
http://global-warning.org/main/satellites/

"ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Shortly after liftoff in February 2009, NASA’s
Orbiting Carbon Observatory — or what was left after it re-entered the
atmosphere — crashed into the Pacific Ocean near Antarctica, unable to
reach orbit due to a faulty shield. A $250 million investment had become
scrap metal on the ocean floor.

"If the launch had been successful, OCO would have been the first
satellite dedicated to measuring carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and
tracking emission reduction efforts, offering crucial insight into the
earth’s changing climate. This information is needed not only by
scientists monitoring the environment but also federal officials
struggling to understand rising threats of those climate changes to
national security".

See:http://global-warning.org/main/satellites/


HAAHAHAHHAHHAHAHA GOOD! F------ NASA. First they waste $150 BILLION
that piece of s--- the ISS and now that they have no more Shuttle,
they are desperately trying to justify their existence by going after
global warming, like so many terrified scientists who think they might
actually have to do something practical for a living.


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