Space!

[globaleagle]

Admittedly, it's not for everyone...


How about Mars then?

Send Your Name to Mars

Send Your Name to Mars. View and share your boarding pass. See your frequent flyer points.

mars.nasa.gov

NASA’s Webb Space Telescope Peers Behind Bars - NASA

A delicate tracery of dust and bright star clusters threads across this image from the James Webb Space Telescope. The bright tendrils of gas and stars belong to the barred spiral galaxy NGC 5068, whose bright central bar is visible in the upper left of this image – a composite from two of...

www.nasa.gov

 

[Captain Moondog]

Danger Will Robinson....

Backstage at Whisky A Go Go during an Hour Glass performance, 1967, Angela Cartwright and Bill Mumy from the "Lost in Space" cast with Duane, unknown photographer.
Here are comments about this visit from Bill Mumy: "This was 1967. The Hourglass was Duane and Greg Allman's band. June Lockhart had hired them to play a party and brought them to the LIS (Lost in Space) set. Then she took me and Ange to see them and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band at the Whisky. There wasn't an age restriction. June is a rock Goddess. Duane and I talked guitars. Dig my Nehru fashion! I was 13 and Ange was 15."

 

[manlyfan76]

 

[Captain Moondog]

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Great album

 

[BOZO]

Great album

My favourite Nitty Gritty Dirt Band song was their classic hit Mr Bojangles

Sammy Davies did a Great cover version
Great live Entertainer was Sammy

 

[BOZO]

How about Mars then?

I would rather go to Venus

 

[manlyfan76]

NASA has declared the US is in a new space race with China. How close is it?

China has made giant leaps in space exploration and technology over the past year – and NASA is worried.

www.abc.net.au

 

[Uk eagle]

NASA has declared the US is in a new space race with China. How close is it?

China has made giant leaps in space exploration and technology over the past year – and NASA is worried.

www.abc.net.au

Paranoia seems to be rampant in the US, they hate that someone else may be better than them

 

[Eagle 1]

Danger Will Robinson....

Backstage at Whisky A Go Go during an Hour Glass performance, 1967, Angela Cartwright and Bill Mumy from the "Lost in Space" cast with Duane, unknown photographer.
Here are comments about this visit from Bill Mumy: "This was 1967. The Hourglass was Duane and Greg Allman's band. June Lockhart had hired them to play a party and brought them to the LIS (Lost in Space) set. Then she took me and Ange to see them and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band at the Whisky. There wasn't an age restriction. June is a rock Goddess. Duane and I talked guitars. Dig my Nehru fashion! I was 13 and Ange was 15."

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This is Priceless Moondog, 70s, what an era to live in.

 

[globaleagle]

Webb Celebrates First Year of Science With New Image

NASA has released Webb’s image of a small star-forming region in the Rho Ophiuchi cloud complex on its first year anniversary of science operations.

www.nasa.gov

 

[Bearfax]

Fair dinkum. Some of the images from that telescope leave me breathless. I even use them as computer screen savers/wallpapers. Uplifting every time I see them. I was an original Trekkie. Sat glued to the television for the moon landings. Mars rovers just hold me in awe. Pics of the outer solar system moons leave me gob smacked. Pluto/Charon images wow. Do you know I recall as a teen in Year 9 being asked to give a 3 minute talk on any subject. I spoke for 15 minutes on the Solar System. Got top marks but the teacher and other students obviously had no idea what I was talking about. Hopeless astronomy junkie. Still get the best monthly magazine 'Astronomy' from the States. Been getting them since late 70s. Do you think I have a problem?

 

[Uk eagle]

Fair dinkum. Some of the images from that telescope leave me breathless. I even use them as computer screen savers/wallpapers. Uplifting every time I see them. I was an original Trekkie. Sat glued to the television for the moon landings. Mars rovers just hold me in awe. Pics of the outer solar system moons leave me gob smacked. Pluto/Charon images wow. Do you know I recall as a teen in Year 9 being asked to give a 3 minute talk on any subject. I spoke for 15 minutes on the Solar System. Got top marks but the teacher and other students obviously had no idea what I was talking about. Hopeless astronomy junkie. Still get the best monthly magazine 'Astronomy' from the States. Been getting them since late 70s. Do you think I have a problem?

It sounds to me like you have too much space in your head.

 

[BOZO]

Space humour ....
1.
Q: Why did Mickey Mouse go to outer space?
A: He was looking for Pluto.
2
Q: What did the alien say to the cat?
A: Take me to your litter.
3
Q: What did Mars say to Saturn?
A: Give me a ring sometime.

last but not least
Q:What is a Manly coach that can not Win a Premiership ?
A:A waste of Space

 

[Bearfax]

It sounds to me like you have too much space in your head.

A vacuum I suspect. I'm quite mindful of mindlessness. Space. The final frontal lobe

 

[globaleagle]

Fair dinkum. Some of the images from that telescope leave me breathless. I even use them as computer screen savers/wallpapers. Uplifting every time I see them. I was an original Trekkie. Sat glued to the television for the moon landings. Mars rovers just hold me in awe. Pics of the outer solar system moons leave me gob smacked. Pluto/Charon images wow. Do you know I recall as a teen in Year 9 being asked to give a 3 minute talk on any subject. I spoke for 15 minutes on the Solar System. Got top marks but the teacher and other students obviously had no idea what I was talking about. Hopeless astronomy junkie. Still get the best monthly magazine 'Astronomy' from the States. Been getting them since late 70s. Do you think I have a problem?

Nah.

You'll have to forgive the great unwashed that post in here and are unappreciative of the gloriousness of space. Some minds have already passed the event horizon. lol.

Have you ever filled out the NASA forms to get your names on 'space stuff'?

Mine is on one of the mars rover and is heading off on the europa clipper spacecraft and another one...

 

[Bearfax]

Nah.

You'll have to forgive the great unwashed that post in here and are unappreciative of the gloriousness of space. Some minds have already passed the event horizon. lol.

Have you ever filled out the NASA forms to get your names on 'space stuff'?

Mine is on one of the mars rover and is heading off on the europa clipper spacecraft and another one...

Thanks for the suggestion Global. I do get a lot of space stuff on line. I understand the full gravity of the situation when we discuss things like event horizons. Time just stops for me, I'm afraid, when I think of such things

 

[SeaEagleRock8]

I do get a lot of space stuff on line.

You should get off the line. There's a train coming!

I understand the full gravity

I know all about gravy.

(sorry I'll leave now)

 

[globaleagle]

 

[BOZO]

I love the Cookie Munster
I would love to have him in our Manly pack against the Sharks Tomorrow

 

[globaleagle]

If you look real closely, you can see the planet @Captain Moondog is from!

lol, I'm kidding.