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In response to
"
How would a fan work with no air to push? -- nm
"
by
Reagen
I, for one, applaud oblique's new quest to clean up space. -- nm
Posted by
Loyola
Sep 8 '09, 07:06
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I'm kind of troubled that he thinks it's okay to dump the stuff back on Earth. We have enough problems dealing with trash and waste already. -- nm
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TWuG
Sep 8, 07:11
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No dumping, it will all burn up, see? -- nm
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oblique
Sep 8, 07:12
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and if it doesn't, there's still plenty of room in New Jersey -- nm
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decline
Sep 8, 07:12
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If New Jersey suddenly was redubbed "The US Space Debris National Conservatory", the planet would sing as one in gleeful harmonies. -- nm
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TFox
Sep 8, 07:15
Besides, who wouldn't want to make a playground out of recycled space junk? -- nm
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oblique
Sep 8, 07:14
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