Segmentation Fault: Core dumped..;-)

“Doctor” Steve Robinson..;-)

anand — Wed, 03 Aug 2005 18:36:22 +0000

It looks like this big patient is cured.
- Steve Robinson, "Spacewalking astronaut repairs heat shield"

Nice job, Steve!

Having fun..;-)

anand — Tue, 26 Jul 2005 17:05:14 +0000

On behalf of the many millions of people who believe so deeply in what we do, good luck, God speed and have a little fun up there
- Mike Leinbach, NASA Launch Director

I salute you! Btw, here's a touching little paragraph written after this launch which I came across today (07/27/2005) and decided I had to include in my post:

I watched the launch of the space shuttle yesterday and it brought a wave of nostalgia. It is still a very exciting thing to see a rocket ship blast off. I remembered (vaguely) a time when our entire nation was focused on space flight. I'll never forget being awoken in the middle of the night, as a five year old, so that I could watch Neil Armstrong walk on the moon. We need more moments like that and more national goals that we can all rally around. Sadly, it seems to me, such times are truly the stuff of nostalgia.

David Faber, CNBC TV

O, what a strange “space” we live in…;-)

anand — Thu, 14 Jul 2005 19:56:47 +0000

A NASA-funded astronomer has discovered a world where the sun sets over the horizon, followed by a second sun and then a third, as pictured in this artist's conception released by NASA July 13, 2005. The new planet, called HD 188753 Ab, is the first known to reside in a classic triple-star system.

Planet with three suns challenges astronomers