NASA evacuates astronauts from deep-sea training

jonblaze420

Well-Known Member

• Oct 26, 2011

• #1

Thought this was a cool story because I'd never heard of this Aquarius Underwater Laboratory.

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.8b116e1fe19856fc787e6748d597e3c2.01&show_article=1

It looks spooky.

 

jesus of Cannabis

:-)

• Oct 26, 2011

• #2

being claustrophobic that looks scary

 

jonblaze420

Well-Known Member

• Oct 26, 2011

• #3

I don't know if I'm claustrophobic but I wouldn't want to be down there.

Life support buoy:

 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus

• Oct 26, 2011

• #4

I want to brush my teeth with Crisco and jelly because i'm having a chum for dinner, over. How's my hair? cn

 

jamboss

Well-Known Member

• Oct 26, 2011

• #5

Kinda like sealab 2011 ^__^.

 

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silasraven

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• Oct 26, 2011

• #6

shit their going to an asteroid. what next dude, you only hear about this on movies.

 

The Cryptkeeper

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• Oct 26, 2011

• #7

[video=youtube;RRrQSGD2e14]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRrQSGD2e14[/video]

 

Metasynth

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• Oct 26, 2011

• #8

[video=youtube;Aeg7siqYSSo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aeg7siqYSSo&feature=related[/video]


Oh SeaLab...why did you have to die, Murphy?

 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus

• Oct 26, 2011

• #9

silasraven said:

shit their going to an asteroid. what next dude, you only hear about this on movies.

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Actually ... no. The asteroid pretext was chosen to simulate a space mission of a few months. A Mars mission would take nearly three years, and Moon missions are a) short, and b) done. There are no spacecraft being built/planned that could support even the asteroid mission ... this is more likely a cheap, down-home way to run psychological isolation experiments in the space station style, without associated launch expense. cn