I'm currently reading through a book covering the early US space program - up through Apollo.
In the book, it mentions that one of the crew on one of the flights was sick. He didn't tell mission control about it until later, though. When he finally did, the author made a comment like this:
W...
@Undo That bit about the naut keeping it to himself doesn't feel right. AFAIK medical telemetry was already in practice. The medics should have known probably even before the symptoms became manifest
Physician sounds better (+: physicist sounds like ... dunno. kind-of rough The lawnmower seems to fly ... done right it could be an aeroplane for leprechauns, and other peoples (+:< _visualizes a book 'Why witches use a broom?'_
that fist gag reflex or however it's called in English that comes at dunno say 30 seconds is just a reflex ... once you're past that you're still fine for quite a while
that's not so relevant unless you're after some record ... any normal person can stay under water for 2 minutes if needs be, unless you actually swallow water in panic
I used to scare my mother really good a few times when I was a kid
well that's steep even for 10x my pay grade, especially since an hour of swimming is not what I'm used to... it has to be a whole day or it doesn't count
on the other hand, it depends what you get for that money ... that's just admittance?
@RhysW We've got paneer (cottage cheese), which is good. Then we've got this synthetic stuff that everyone likes. No real cheeses like cheddar/jack/gouda/etc
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@called2voyage I hope you understand my decision to delete those comments... you had valid points, but they were not connecting and leading to anything constructive
I think it has to do with the way each of you were approaching/interpreting the question, and I think Alan's answer bridges the gap and clears things up nicely
@Chris I agree that Alan's answer is technically correct, but I think the OP's attempt at making a distinction between "continuous" footage and a string of stills makes it difficult to tell what to accept.
@Chris But I do understand your reason for deleting the comments.
@CrazyBuddy Just that. ToTW shows up in that little thingy to the right for an authenticated user. Surely a Guest user (not authenticated)should be able to know the topic for the week
There isn't anything new yet, and won't be til next week at least, holiday at the moment, and im debating turning it into a space/astro/coding split to cover all my hobbies, lots of topics written but not published yet though! sharpapprentice.com
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I'm currently reading through a book covering the early US space program - up through Apollo.
In the book, it mentions that one of the crew on one of the flights was sick. He didn't tell mission control about it until later, though. When he finally did, the author made a comment like this:
W...
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