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exboyfil

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3. They plan to push it

Reply to LastLiberal in PalmSprings (Reply #2)

Thu Dec 10, 2015, 07:34 AM

Dec 2015

but your point is well taken since we are known for dropping space stations on continents (Skylab and Australia).

I personally would have like to have seen the entire ISS budget to have gone towards robotic missions to Mars and the outer planets' moons.

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I don't like the sound of this. nt bananas Dec 2015 #1

The ISS debris will "likely fall into the Pacific Ocean" LastLiberal in PalmSprings Dec 2015 #2

They plan to push it exboyfil Dec 2015 #3

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Find a cave on the moon Matthew28 Dec 2015 #5

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And close by a reflective 50 meter telescope! Matthew28 Dec 2015 #7