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Lessie 1 month ago
#19 floppy disc in a spaceship? when did this happen?
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Evelina 1 month ago
Lessie,
looks like 90ies
looks like 90ies
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Thursa 1 month ago
Lessie,
could be a parabolic flight
could be a parabolic flight
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Louisa 1 month ago
Lessie,
This was the early days of flying the spaceshuttle. They built computers into the spacecraft, with iron ferrite memory (where the word hard drive came from), by the time they were ready to fly, they didn't bother using them, as the Grid laptop you see in the video was more powerful, and that's what they used to compute orbits and trajectories on board.
This was the early days of flying the spaceshuttle. They built computers into the spacecraft, with iron ferrite memory (where the word hard drive came from), by the time they were ready to fly, they didn't bother using them, as the Grid laptop you see in the video was more powerful, and that's what they used to compute orbits and trajectories on board.
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Susan 1 month ago
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best part is the pantsless chick at the end
best part is the pantsless chick at the end
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Ginny 1 month ago
Susan, indeed
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Nicey 1 month ago
#19 Well they started building the International space station in 1998 so lots of "old" stuff would have made its way there.
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Lester 1 month ago
#23 And the moron sitting there doesn't make any move to catch the kid. A$$hole!
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Chauncey 1 month ago
#5 And the lesson learned today is always make sure to keep that damn camera steady for the next time he does that.
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Carlotta 1 month ago
#14 I guess no one else will say it: Hot Dog
looks like 90ies
could be a parabolic flight
This was the early days of flying the spaceshuttle. They built computers into the spacecraft, with iron ferrite memory (where the word hard drive came from), by the time they were ready to fly, they didn't bother using them, as the Grid laptop you see in the video was more powerful, and that's what they used to compute orbits and trajectories on board.
best part is the pantsless chick at the end