Extensions were nice when they first appeared on Firefox. Then they become a pain, causing all sorts of problems. Your Firefox is crashing too often? Try disabling the extensions! Your Firefox is eating up your RAM? Try disabling the extensions! Headache? Have you tried disabling the extensions? I really liked browsers who stand out of extensions bandwagon, but now it's really hard to find one: Chrome, Safari even Opera have them now. I don't need to change my Twitter status form the extensions, or to learn about latest whether updates. I usually use my browser to surf the web.

An autoupdate feature would be nice. I had download the latest version, close my running Dropbox, wait a few seconds to close all its files and handles, then copy the newest version and overwrite the old one. All by myself! Then run it again. A little to much work for a Mac user, don't you think?

Thanks for uploading it anyway, it's a piece of YouTube jewelry!

And here are some extra clips: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsvVU24uDIc

Rendered in the highest definition possible, but uploaded as a 480p YouTube clip...

And keep in mind that the US is not the only player here. The 100 billion dollars will be divided between Russia, Japan, Canada. Off course, NASA takes the biggest chunk here, but anyway, in the end it really comes up to probably around 25$/year for each American.

There... are.. four... lights! THERE ARE FOUR LIGHTS!

You meant Saturn V instead of Apollo, right?

Pluto was nothing like the "other" planets. I'm glad it's not considered an actual planet anymore. Just because you're spinning around the Sun, doesn't make you a planet, you know...

Ha! My inductively coupled plasma has 6000 degrees celsius!

Also, the Moon is on a freefall too. A closed freefall, like ISS or Moon's is called an orbit.

En contraire, it covers anyone who is willing to spend 85$ for the ticket. I'm telling you, it's fully worth it! Details, here: http://www.spacecenter.org/Prices.html

Every Level 9 visitor of Johnson Space Center can hold in his hands the (original) Apollo 11 Lunar Surface Operation Plan, probably used and touched by Gene Krantz and others, while visiting the historical Apollo mission control room. It's on the left side of the room, stockpiled with other various files.

Sailor Moon?

Superman didn't flew in Action Comics #1. He just leap tall buildings in a single bound.