Recent comments in /f/space

PixelizedPlayer t1_j52xc3c wrote

>Why don't you, and this is going to sound crazy here, go to the link that person posted, fill out the form and this is where it really gets crazy, ask blue origin how much it costs?

Instructions not clear, a part of me which i will not disclose, has become stuck in the car exhaust - send help.

28

MrWrock t1_j52wp41 wrote

Well the planets looked like really bright stars that would wander around the sky so I could imagine the curious would really want to know if they could figure them out or predict their motion

23

MoarTacos t1_j52vzoy wrote

Sure, but I wouldn’t carry it in twenties. That’s a lot of bills taking up space.

Might be better to just buy a really expensive diamond or something. much more spatially efficient.

21

CanterburyTerrier t1_j52uu8v wrote

It was definitely the science that proved science itself had to have a methodology outside religious thought and that it needed something besides logic to solve discrepancies. Galileo pushed for that ... and won, eventually.

6

ThatGuyGetsIt t1_j52ukcx wrote

I think that you're inferring that a person willing to drop 500k on a space trip is so wealthy that they would just own their home outright.

I may have misinterpreted, though. But if that's what you meant, then a glimpse at OPs post history suggests that they don't have a mortgage because they're a kid.

13