Here's another long-running experiment to test how long seeds can be stored.

Clarification: "I assume it will be a kind of mini-movie showing swirling motion."

(rather than say black-hole movement through space.)

I'm curious, has anyone found a simulation of what the final result may look like? I assume it will be a kind of mini-movie showing movement. The article is kind of vague about the end result so that most here just went into a wait-and-see mode.

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Apollo was trying to meet Kennedy's deadline and thus took on more risk than perhaps necessary. It seems to me there should be 2 or 3 unmanned moon-loop missions to iron out nearly all known glitches. And perhaps do some stress-testing while at it: test the margins. If something is rated for 90 psi, test it at 89.9 while in space.

that's easier to study.

Go to Hell, Nazi!

Don Q-uixote

"Indians bad, honkies good"

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It's French, pronounced "twa-DELL"

The Coronary Cafe?

and Tennessee's evangelical targeting of LGBTQ+

While riding a tour bus in China, the bus got whacked twice during the tour. Neither collision prevented the bus from running. My wife didn't want me to take pictures of the damage, fearing the communist gov't might somehow use it as a reason to detain us. I was thinking like an American, at least a pre-Trump American.

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