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Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Space Sightings
Monday morning Discovery launched on a mission to the space station. A scant 15 minutes before that, the space station flew in front of the moon. Coincidence? No, not really, it's just physics and something about a dude named Newton that cause the stars to align from time to time. Just a cool picture to post here for everyone. In case you can't figure it out, the bright spot on the lower right is the ISS.
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Physics and an under-appreciated group called the TOPOs that got the ISS where it needed to be for the Shuttle! :)
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