05-01-2019, 07:21 PM
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Good luck with the lecture Pug, it's great to be able to pass on your knowledge to others.
It has taken a hell of a lot of money and 4 billion miles for a tiny space craft to find the Ultima Thule, which I believe are two very large rocks in space, can’t wait to see the pictures, I love looking at expensive rocks, being doing it all my life, well done to all concerned.
My Ultimate Tool is in my working trousers pocket hanging up on the back of the shed door, it’s my Swiss army knife, not a stones throw away, and it only cost me 10 quid from Amazon.
05-01-2019, 07:28 PM
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And lets not forget the wonderful work done by our Chinese friends who have just landed a probe on the dark side of the Moon.I believe they offered the probe to the USA several years ago but the price was to high, NASA told them to "Stick it where the Sun don't shine" The message got lost in translation and that's how it ended up on the dark side of the Moon, or so a chap from Cork was telling me.
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