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Well, I listened while in bed last night to the surreal mental picture of a
Russian and an American playing a golf shot in space. I could not help but think of it as completely mad, but somehow endearingly human. From the comments I got the distinct impression that the absurdity of the moment was not lost on the participants either. Still, it happened, and seems to have been successful, even thought the 'ball' went in an unexpected direction. I listened on through the investigations of the jammed aerial, which was interesting as well, as although they could not unjam it, even with an Irish screwdriver' there was a lot of data gathered which could not have been without humans at the scene. If they eventually leave it jammed, I'd be a bit worried that it could cause a pivoting at undock. Brian -- Brian Gaff....Note, this account does not accept Bcc: email. graphics are great, but the blind can't hear them Email: __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ __________ |
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