LB206 wrote:Well that song goes back to the 1800's that was the first couple of verses you just posted the ones i posted were aditional verses added later for pilots and astronauts.

Thanks for clarifying that

"Eternal Father, strong to save, Whose arm hath bound the restless wave, Who biddest the mighty ocean deep Its own appointed limits keep. O hear us when we cry to Thee For those in peril on the sea. Bless those who serve beneath the deep, Through lonely hour their vigil keep. May peace their mi...

Funniest moment? Well, it was longer than a moment. But, during my EDM, I was a quite tired PROP on a caffine high seeking the altitude of the shuttle. I didn't have readings confirming the burn (the shuttle had 99% fuel left) so I was flipping at them to give me the altitude through Prop (who happe...

Hey guys. I bet very few of yall remember me. But, I'm back, hopefully for a while. It's a shame something like this was what brought me back. I just heard that body parts have been found for all the astronauts.

Good grief. A lot of you people have Camp dreams. I feel so out of place. Most of my dreams end up circlating more around the VASC. (I'll give LB another post to add to his already high count to explain to you guys what the VASC is) Too many wierd ones to count. But, one of the ones the I liked the ...

A "viable candidate" for future flights? I bet that's NASA talk for "We don't want you, but we don't want to say that flat out, thus hurting all the N*Sync fans."

Well, it appears the Jasons/the members of the SFMC on this board are in agreeance. Anybody else? Oh, and on another note, in regards to the helo-dunker, I was talking to someone from my school that went to AC. He said that, the year he went, the ASA people broke the helo-dunker by pressing the butt...

Rumor has it that, during the EDM, the counsilors were tell the people on the shuttle during flight, "You have fallen off the ladder are broke your leg." Now, does that seem impossible to anyone other than me?

Ironically, that reminds me of another of our anomilies. We had a complete communications breakdown with the station, but no one realized that at first. So, SSPI kept trying to call the station, but the line kept going to SpaceHab

I don't really want to become an astronaut. I want to design and build small, cheap space vessels. That way, I can get to space without having to train to be an astronaut

Hmm... this is a tricky one... I'd have to say it was either the Chicken Parmazon (sp?) or the Chicken Courd on Blu (sp?)

LB206 wrote:Well for 20 million a piece you might beable to get married on the ISS.

I must admit that there is an interesting idea... 60 mill for a marriage in space...

Not real sure. My mom is trying to set up a trip wit my school's Engineering and Technology Club. And so, if I did go, it would have to be, to the best of my knowledge, the last week of December.

I'm just posting this to make yall mad at me. I may, I emphasize may, be going to ASA in December. I may not, but if I do, I want yall to know to make everyone here mad at me.

Glad to see I'm not the only one in that boat.

Just out of curiosity, did everyone here feel sick after they left camp when they realized that they may never see their friends again?

I heard this yesterday, but I haven't had the chance to post it until now. (Mainly because I just remembered.) The entire US shuttle fleet (all four of them) is now grounded due to cracks in the fuel lines. They aren't sure how long the cracks have been there or how long it will take to fix, but the...

As all yall probably know or can figure out, that's my week and team name. I figured I'd make this post since Ive been trying to get a few of my team mates to join. I think this will make a great, first post for them to answer to.

Yes, she enjoyed her trip as well. However, I am not going to try and get her to sign up because she wouldn't make too many posts. But, I'm going to try and get the entire Week 41 Shepard Team to sign up.

None what so ever. I don't think it ever was or ever will be.