Danes in Space

Hello,

for the first time since 1945 the Baltic Sea is under missile fire again. But this time it is in a peaceful manner. The Danes are on their way to bring human beings into space and today they try to launch a rocket. I hope their test flight will be a success.


Regards
Gyro

 

lets hope they have a safe trip

 

Hello,

well, I guess they had trouble to find volunteers for their mission. But this guy looks emotionless and tough enough to go on this special journey :



Regards
Gyro

 

Something's rocketin in Denmark.



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Hello,

jepp, maybe they shake the speares .

Regards
Gyro

PS: Scheduled lift-off is in 45 minutes. Anyone remember what the turtle said? Duck and hide .

 

Space Vikings..."...and from the fury of the Northmen, oh Lord, protect us".

 

I just read, technical difficulties.

They are not the first to launch dummies into space.

 

Perhaps the US could launch a retirement shuttle mission with a payload of 535 dummies that are currently infesting both houses of congress.

When I read the title all I could think of was that Muppet Shot bit "Pigs in Space"...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYjbkRktqIE"]Pigs in Space

 

mmm danish bacon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2uc7I43hvI&feature=related"]YouTube- Danish Bacon Breakfast [Transformer] Commercial

 

With all the hot air on that mission, they may not even need fuel to get lift off.

 

Might help with global warming- removing the source for so much hot air... so very much to be accomplished that it might economically justify a fat NASA budget.

 

I might be able to get on board with this whole idea as long as right after launch the whole space mission is scrubbed so that there is no chance of a return flight.

 

Well- the vehicle could be tweaked to ensure there will be no safe re-entry. Constructing critical exterior tiles from magnesium would be a very good start.

 

Now we need to make the vessel larger as we need to include many more on that memorable journey.

No country should be excluded!!

 

Excellent point... I think this could usher in a new age of international cooperation... and the dawning of the age of... of.. well

We could rename the shuttle mission the Aquarius Program.

 

Hello,

that's absolutely unintended .

Regards
Gyro

 

That won't stop me from running with the concept!

 

There was a sitting U.S. Senator who flew on the space shuttle back in the 80s (Jake Garn).

Some might be disappointed to know that he got back safely.

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Not at all! When the others are all herded up, they will be less suspecting of being blasted off.