Story Musgrave disses ISS

Jonathan wrote:

what is the hope, of life here on Earth? Hubble is symbolic
for a knowledge machine that is potentially able to link
cosmology, theology, philosophy and astronomy. It is able
to hold a mirror to humanity -- the kind of mirror
that says 'What kind of universe is it, and what is our
place in it? Who are we, and who should we be?'"

Or indeed, 'Is it just me, or is that a little fuzzy? Do I
need a new pair of spectacles?'.

On Apr 23, 1:46*pm, "Fevric J. Glandules"
wrote:
Jonathan wrote:
what is the hope, of life here on Earth? Hubble is symbolic
for a knowledge machine that is potentially able to link
cosmology, theology, philosophy and astronomy. It is able
to hold a mirror to humanity -- the kind of mirror
that says 'What kind of universe is it, and what is our
place in it? Who are we, and who should we be?'"

Or indeed, 'Is it just me, or is that a little fuzzy? *Do I
need a new pair of spectacles?'.

Naw, it is your diabetes throwing off your osmotic eye
pressure. Get the glucose levels under control and
it will even out.

Or in other words, enjoy the ride and just go ahead and
send a full replacement "hubble" with the savings. I am
assuming there was a double meaning in your comment
as their was in mine.

| wrote:

On Apr 23, 1:46*pm, "Fevric J. Glandules"
wrote:
Jonathan wrote:
what is the hope, of life here on Earth? Hubble is symbolic
for a knowledge machine that is potentially able to link
cosmology, theology, philosophy and astronomy. It is able
to hold a mirror to humanity -- the kind of mirror
that says 'What kind of universe is it, and what is our
place in it? Who are we, and who should we be?'"

Or indeed, 'Is it just me, or is that a little fuzzy? *Do I
need a new pair of spectacles?'.

Naw, it is your diabetes throwing off your osmotic eye
pressure. Get the glucose levels under control and
it will even out.

I don't *think* I'm diabetic.

Or in other words, enjoy the ride and just go ahead and
send a full replacement "hubble" with the savings. I am
assuming there was a double meaning in your comment
as their was in mine.

Just playing around with the concepts "Hubble", "mirror",
and "corrective optics".

Hubble has been a fantastic instrument. However it's my
understanding that the march of technology means that
adaptive optics now makes it cheaper to build a telescope
of that angular resolution on Earth. Which is why the new
space telescopes are dedicated to observing the wavelengths
that don't make it down to the planet's surface.

On 4/24/2010 2:22 PM, Fevric J. Glandules wrote:
| wrote:

On Apr 23, 1:46 pm, "Fevric J.
wrote:
Jonathan wrote:
what is the hope, of life here on Earth? Hubble is symbolic
for a knowledge machine that is potentially able to link
cosmology, theology, philosophy and astronomy. It is able
to hold a mirror to humanity -- the kind of mirror
that says 'What kind of universe is it, and what is our
place in it? Who are we, and who should we be?'"

Or indeed, 'Is it just me, or is that a little fuzzy? Do I
need a new pair of spectacles?'.

Naw, it is your diabetes throwing off your osmotic eye
pressure. Get the glucose levels under control and
it will even out.

I don't *think* I'm diabetic.

I'm diabetic and I couldn't make heads-or-tails of it either.
I think you are supposed to eat Psilocybin containing mushrooms before
you read the posting.
Then, it will all become clear...as will your skin and the surface of
the Earth for that matter.

Pat