mikegeukes
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NASA Global Warming Satellite Crashes After Launch
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090224/ap_on_sc/sci_carbon_satellite
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090224/ap_on_sc/sci_carbon_satellite
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NASA global warming satellite crashes after launch
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J Gontesky
EF0
How long before claims of "Exxon must have shot it down!!!1" or "Bush rigged it before he left office!"?
Dann Cianca
♫ Listen all of y'all, it's a sabotage! ♫ Sorry, shouldn't give the conspiracy theorists any ammo ...
Rob Sermon
Ya'll hush, now! This dog got his nose smacked for "Politics: implied or otherwise..." ;-)
Hey, Mods, why don't you take care of business?
Hey, Mods, why don't you take care of business?
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Chris Bethurum
EF0
Something must have frozen up. I wonder if Gore has anything definitive on this? I understand he's a rocket scientist on the side.
When disturbing and mysterious things like this happen, I'm always on the edge of my seat waiting for the debate about what happened to be over so we can put it in a lock box and move on with our lives telling others what to do in righteous peace.
When disturbing and mysterious things like this happen, I'm always on the edge of my seat waiting for the debate about what happened to be over so we can put it in a lock box and move on with our lives telling others what to do in righteous peace.
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Brian Stertz
EF5
Crashed and burned just like the concept...my guess is that Al Gore was found sucking his thumb and has decided to seek after the skunk ape....his next money making venture.
Eric Bucsela
EF2
The loss of this satellite was a real setback at a critical time, when we need much more data on our earth (and, IMHO, not so much on the moon and extraterrestrial planets). Here's hoping the latest Fed budget gets the science priorities right so that we can get good info from other instruments on CO2 sinks, etc.
Aaron Kennedy
EF5
Yep Eric. Does not matter what side of the debate you're on, observations from space are always handy. This was actually supposed to be the last satellite in the A-train. So too bad the caboose cut loose.
Eric Bucsela
EF2
Thanks Aaron, nice graphic. For many years (and still as a consultant) I was sharing a seat in the lead engine - Aura - with my colleagues at NASA. Fortunately the Ozone Monitoring Instrument there is still functioning. And fortunately we are long past the debate about whether humans caused the ozone hole! 
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