Do you think that's true? You could argue it's a good thing, given that day game number approaching is questionable in the first place, and doesn't lend to good behavior long term, rather "female curiosity" rather than sustained interest from permanence, etc. It does make it harder for any given foreigner, though ... interesting.
Yikes. A machined part or component can fail. Weather can cause unsafe conditions. But a computer on the ground in earth's atmosphere running at normal temperatures should not be having "issues."
Let's not jump the gun here.
Haha this. Every time I get on a plane to go see my mates and it's a woman flying, I text them immediately to tell them I might not make it.
They survived the launch, but now are stuck in space.
Yep, gonna be awkward if we have to beg Russia to bring them home (Russia will oblige, they embody the true humanitarian, Christian, European, patient and peace loving mentality and have been aiding the US for years with its space program, even while we indirectly bomb and attack Russia and kill Russians). Actually the US has no shame so it won't be awkward for them at all. Officially there is no plan to bring the astronauts home and they are stuck "indefinitely" after the last I heard was SEVEN leaks were found???
Good grief, if you can't even honestly explain the situation, how can you possibly solve the problem?
It's pretty shocking! My post that you quoted is already a week old! Time is ticking away!
They're still up there! It's now been over 45 days since the June 5 launch. Earlier they were saying 45 days was the longest they could stay due to fuel limitations, but now they are saying the ISS has enough supplies for them to stay.
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