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Originally posted by foursecondpin
Did he just say if anyone from the NSA is listening you need to watch the next flyby? It was directly after the guy shouted holy sh*tedit on 6-8-2012 by foursecondpin because: typo
www.youtube.com... 2pK1GqjP4Tz1-Bk92HY6w&index=1&feature=plcp
I just posted this video on youtube in regards to the audio broadcast of someone saying "If anybody in the NSA is listening, you should check out our target location..ugh... on this current fly through....if anyone in the NSA is online, YOU SHOULDDDDDDD WATCH THIS FLIGHT."
This is very strange to me... what could he possibly be referring to?.... and why is he urging NSA to "WATCH THIS FLIGHT" ?
edit on 6-8-2012 by 417francois because: (no reason given)edit on 6-8-2012 by 417francois because: new to contributing
Originally posted by Jobeycool
Billions and billions of dollars to look at more dirt on Mars.I mean it is cool to see what other planets look like on thier surface but this is more of the same stuff as the other rover missions.
Billion dollars was spent and i find it funny they couldn't get a better camera manufactured.
Originally posted by ErroneousDylan
Maybe we could stop stuffing our fat faces and give some money to NASA?
Originally posted by flexy123
Curiosity has 17 cameras on board. The grainy b/w pictures seen so far are only the "hazmat" cam images, serving the sole purpose to confirm that the lander landed well and stands firm on solid Mars ground.
You people need to wait until all the other equipment and cams are activated - stop it with complaining about the grainy b/w pictures. You look embarrasingly ignorant.
We can expect images and video which will likely FAR surpass anything else we have from Mars up to this date.
Originally posted by Murgatroid
Originally posted by ErroneousDylan
Maybe we could stop stuffing our fat faces and give some money to NASA?
I believe someone in the control room said last night that the money spent amounted to $7 per person in the US.
For those of us unable to work that $7 is a LOT of money...
Originally posted by ErroneousDylan
Originally posted by flexy123
Curiosity has 17 cameras on board. The grainy b/w pictures seen so far are only the "hazmat" cam images, serving the sole purpose to confirm that the lander landed well and stands firm on solid Mars ground.
You people need to wait until all the other equipment and cams are activated - stop it with complaining about the grainy b/w pictures. You look embarrasingly ignorant.
We can expect images and video which will likely FAR surpass anything else we have from Mars up to this date.
Hazcams*
Originally posted by ErroneousDylan
reply to post by Murgatroid
$2,198,739,424 USD. Three times less than Americans spend on potato chips yearly.