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a bit of space trivia

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:o wow thats a lot of junk floating around up there,and that in the space of 40 years :waaaa: i wonder how much rubbish will be up there in another 40 years or so :waaaa:

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Yes... considering how much force a piece of paint has at 20,000 mph.....

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Yes... considering how much force a piece of paint has at 20,000 mph.....

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Not to mention how dangerous a chip of paint is in a vacuum, even without a bunch of force behind it!

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Here is a bit of space trivia taken from space.com:

 

How many bits of man-made debris are orbiting about earth?

 

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Facinating, eh? :waaaa:  :waaaa:

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Just so you know, that link goes to todays trivia answer. The trivia and it's answer changes everyday.

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Here is a bit of space trivia taken from space.com:

 

How many bits of man-made debris are orbiting about earth?

 

answer

 

Facinating, eh? :waaaa:  :o

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Just so you know, that link goes to todays trivia answer. The trivia and it's answer changes everyday.

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oops! :) You are correct! I don't know how to correct the original post, but the answer to the trivia question is: over 8,000 pieces that are baseball-sized or larger, and over a million pieces that are smaller.

Thanks again for the heads up, wishfire. I guess that is the risk with using certain links. :waaaa:

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Here is a bit of space trivia taken from space.com:

 

How many bits of man-made debris are orbiting about earth?

 

answer

 

Facinating, eh? :waaaa:  :o

288093[/snapback]

 

Just so you know, that link goes to todays trivia answer. The trivia and it's answer changes everyday.

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oops! :) You are correct! I don't know how to correct the original post, but the answer to the trivia question is: over 8,000 pieces that are baseball-sized or larger, and over a million pieces that are smaller.

Thanks again for the heads up, wishfire. I guess that is the risk with using certain links. :waaaa:

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No problem. Maybe if you post new ones from that source, you could put the answer in a spoiler?

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Here is another bit of trivia, from space.com:

 

The Shuttle Endeavour was named after the ship of what British explorer?

 

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Captain James Cook, 18th Century explorer

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